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Could You Pass The Hug Test?

Would You Want To Be Told If You Couldn’t?

We asked the question and the answers varied.   Everyone said yes…but.

“I have a male friend who dresses in expensive attire and has a very unclean body odor.  His clothes smell bad and his hair has a very bad stench.  And to top all of that off, he drenches himself in cologne.  How would you even go about telling a person that they smell bad?  I really doubt that he showers on a daily basis.  You want to know something else…his furniture smells bad.”

“Cleanliness is a taboo subject no one talks about, but it’s a serious issue.  My friend is one of those who dresses well, but has an unpleasant body odor.  Our co-workers talk about her behind her back, but no one has the courage to tell her.”

“I think they are a large number of people who don’t bathe everyday and are comfortable with it.”

“I was dating a man who splashed on cologne to hide a strong body odor and it made me nauseous.  I didn’t tell him because I was afraid of hurting his feelings.  So, I avoided him and hoped he would get the hint.  But I feel like a coward.  How can you tell a grown person they need to bathe?”

“I have found that those who put on clean clothes over a body that has not been bathed have no idea how offensive they are to the people who stand next to them.”

“I used to work with a woman who had a body odor that could take over a room.  Everyone laughed behind her back, and avoided her cubicle.  I felt sorry for her because I didn’t think she knew (On the outside, she was spotless) so I decided to tell her.  To my surprise, she became angry, cursed me and stopped speaking to me.  Plus, it didn’t do any good.  She kept the smell, and I kept my mouth shut.”

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