You ghost him. I'm sorry but lack of hygiene is the #1 deal breaker for me. And yes, it can get fixed but the fact that you had to be told that you stink tells me a lot about your intellectuality as well.

On 5/15/2025 at 1:19 PM, BelAir said:

So I'm dating this super nice guy, he's even taller than me, a doctor, beautiful, normal, we both have similar tastes in music etc. He has minor issues such as being a believer in God, but I can overlook that. What I can't overlook is that I can smell that he has cavity when we're kissing. He's a really good kisser too, can balance tongue usage and likes to bite the lip here and there, just perfect all around.

 

I'm way too sensitive about smells and I can't fathom continuously kissing someone if I'm gonna sense that smell every time, it's a worse smell than that of a smoker's mouth in my opinion. Should I tell him? I don't understand how a whole ass doctor doesn't realize the importance of visiting a dentist every 6 months and flossing or using interdental brushes. I don't know how to approach this topic, it's getting on my nerves and when we kiss I get aggresive from the aggravation that he doesn't realize he has this issue and so I kiss his neck/ear/cheeks as much as possible to compensate.

 

It's such a weird situation, I don't want his ego to get hurt and have him distance himself because of that. 

Play truth or dare & when he picks dare, dare him to neck a cap of Listerine and hold it in his mouth as long as he can on the hour for the next 5!.

 

"you smell like cavity"

 

On 5/16/2025 at 12:19 AM, BelAir said:

He has minor issues such as being a believer in God,

This is so lame