I Haven't Bathed in 3 Days

[Anonymous]

To each their own, but I feel gross if I don't shower everyday. I don't always wash my hair, but I nearly always do a quick 2 min body wash in the shower.

My DH can go days without showering. It grosses me out, won't have sex if he hasn't showered in 24 hrs...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Even Europe is changing, people.

used to be the norm to shower weekly - ain't the case these days . . .

ewww

Urban myth.

Love, Dutch person who showers daily and always has...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't your draws feel thick?

huh? what is draws?

[Anonymous]

Believe it or not, not everyone in the world showers everyday....and they're okay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Believe it or not, not everyone in the world showers everyday....and they're okay.

Maybe in the third world villages

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Even Europe is changing, people.

used to be the norm to shower weekly - ain't the case these days . . .

ewww

Urban myth.

Love, Dutch person who showers daily and always has...

not an urban myth

Family is from Italy; I lived there 20 years ago. While many didn't shower, I did, which was NOT the norm. Flash forward 20 years, and my friend, who's been there for over half her life, says they mirror us more and more. translation - showers daily!

I'm not talking out of my ass.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't your draws feel thick?

huh? what is draws?

Drawers, panties, underwear...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Believe it or not, not everyone in the world showers everyday....and they're okay.

Maybe in the third world villages

Not a nice thing to say

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I am currently pregnant and don't leave the house much anymore (last month of pregnancy). I have gone 5 plus days without showering (I always shower for my OB appointments though). I am just hanging out at home and forget to shower. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Your husband must be thrilled.

My condolences to everyone you know, especially any spouse. It's got to be hell married to such an egotistical pig who thinks a man's thrill level is in any way of importance to a nearly full-term pregnant woman.

If you have respect for your partner, you bathe. It's not about 'thrill level'. It's about cleanliness and one's olfactory senses.

Honestly, I think it's amazing that you're able to avoid leaving the house in the last month of pregnancy. With both of my pregnancies, I was outside of my home when my water broke (at work both times but totally not a big deal). To me, showering is really an easy, pleasurable task in the scheme of things, but -sincerely- to each her own...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't your draws feel thick?

huh? what is draws?

Drawers, panties, underwear...

...skid marks

[Anonymous]

God some of you people are nasty. How long does it take to shower, a couple of minutes? I mean at least wash your body - get wet, soap up, rinse off! Super quick! No one wants to smell you.

[Anonymous]

Nasty people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:God some of you people are nasty. How long does it take to shower, a couple of minutes? I mean at least wash your body - get wet, soap up, rinse off! Super quick! No one wants to smell you.

+1
I can shower + dry off in 10 mins. Can't sleep without my nightly shower, I feel icky.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I am currently pregnant and don't leave the house much anymore (last month of pregnancy). I have gone 5 plus days without showering (I always shower for my OB appointments though). I am just hanging out at home and forget to shower. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Your husband must be thrilled.

My condolences to everyone you know, especially any spouse. It's got to be hell married to such an egotistical pig who thinks a man's thrill level is in any way of importance to a nearly full-term pregnant woman.

If you have respect for your partner, you bathe. It's not about 'thrill level'. It's about cleanliness and one's olfactory senses.

Honestly, I think it's amazing that you're able to avoid leaving the house in the last month of pregnancy. With both of my pregnancies, I was outside of my home when my water broke (at work both times but totally not a big deal). To me, showering is really an easy, pleasurable task in the scheme of things, but -sincerely- to each her own...

I know, right? Showering was the highlight of my day at that stage Now I never got really big with any of my pregnancies, gained 27 lbs at worst, but I definitely felt the weight. Showering was not only physically cleansing, it was relaxing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't your draws feel thick?

huh? what is draws?

Drawers, panties, underwear...

...skid marks

I'm the pp who hasn't showered in now, 9 days. I don't know how you shit or wipe, but the way I do it my panties never have skid marks. Maybe you don't wipe correctly. Or, do you shart a lot?