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Offline Dgan

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on: February 11, 2015, 06:35:13 AM
I'm at my wits end and really don't want to get to the point of asking this on a public forum. Most of you know me as someone with a bit of a dry (and occasionally realistically cold) sense of humor. This isn't that kind of message.

I have a very close friend with the occasional benefits. For what it's worth, I'm 44, she's 40 and we have been best friends for 4 years now with on again/off again forays into sex. She is literally the best friend, partner in crime, weekly camping buddy, etc. yet there is no real romance between us. Dating would feel too much like being with a sister and I'm not into incest.

That being said the last two to three years our sexual events have tapered off significantly and not from a lack of desire, especially on her part. She'd be at it every night trying something new if she could. The problem? For some reason around 3 years ago when she got sexually excited the normal odors that girls have came on...only strong. Really strong. As in distractingly strong! For record, she is very good at the hygiene game, gets regular check-ups (latest was about a month ago), no infections, etc. This is simply a biological change in the degree at which her getting excited has gone from an odor to a veritable stench.

It has literally killed my desire to even tease or play with her. If it wasn't for the smell, frankly, she is about as open minded and fun as you could ever hope for a partner. Experimental on any level, fantasies, role playing, etc. She should be the absolute ideal and it's literally easy to keep her between 7-9 orgasms just during foreplay. In that way it kind of makes a guy feel like he's God in bed (never can get that 10th..dang it).

Putting it that way the desire to play around should certainly be there but knowing that the moment she starts to get turned on it will come with it the odor fit to clear a room. It wasn't bad at first, but then got to a point where she'd near her first orgasm or two and it would literally drive my mood into the ground. Ever gone soft in someone mid-lay because you are debating if she'd get miffed at spraying Fabreeze around your blankets?  I thought it was a short thing, even asked about some mild hygiene things and it went away for a short time (don't think she actually did anything).  Then last year it came back. Back strong enough that it can literally drive me out of the bedroom and as she is already hyper sensitive about some other personal things (being 40, single, and going through the 'I'm going to die alone' stage) there is no way in hell I can think of to broach this subject with her. She should be the most fun person on the planet and yet I can't even keep it up much less even come close to an orgasm (haven't climaxed with her in 2+ years but the foreplay was a lot of fun until the odor got so far out of hand) and prior to this I have never had any sexual problems at all. None. That 'if you stay erect for 4 hours' thing doesn't need viagra, just a vivid imagination. That isn't lame bragging, it's a curse actually.

How the hell can I find some way to fix this without risking absolute destruction of my friendship with her? Keeping in mind I have been with more ladies than I care to admit but I have never, EVER encountered anything like this before.  The worst halitosis you have ever run across is sweet as candy compared to this.

Idea's and thoughts are welcome.

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Reply #1 on: February 11, 2015, 11:07:39 AM
I'm curious to know has she questioned your lack of interest?

There are medical reasons why this could happen and if this is being caused by one of them she really should get it checked and it looks like it's down to you to tell her.



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Reply #2 on: February 11, 2015, 11:27:32 AM
  Bacteria is likely at the root of her 'aroma change' and strength. Other issues can be more serious, but this is a product endorsed on a popular TV show, that you could somehow introduce to your friend.


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Reply #3 on: February 11, 2015, 11:48:13 PM
Yes she has questioned it and I dance around it. She knows she is just my friend and that there is no romance between us. She still refers to it as our both having needs to fulfill and apparently I'm good at fulfilling them. I don't think she realizes the change but even hours after she left another friend dropped by and two seconds in the door was thinking the cats litterbox was an improvement. As I mentioned before, she has regular checkups and is great on the hygiene side so how would I get her to ask her doctor about something like this? <sigh> 

It would be a lot easier if I found someone to date but frankly I have yet to find someone who can keep up with me (lifestyle/activities, not in bed) or that I'm remotely attracted to. I've been urging her to find someone else to date as well and that's not going anywhere. I think she's settled into comfort-mode with me and may be (or likely is) harboring hope that there is more to us than friendship. On my side at least, that's never going to happen.

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Reply #4 on: February 12, 2015, 12:19:16 AM
If she has regular checkups are they with an OB GYN? If it's with a general doctor unless she has something to enquire about they won't investigate. Could you make it seem like you have a problem and ask her to get herself checked just in case. It might not be ideal but if you don't want to offend throw the limelight
on you instead.

Mind you if you don't see a future with her other than sexual don't string her along if there's a chance she does like you romantically, you may end up losing her friendship.



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Reply #5 on: February 12, 2015, 12:37:23 AM

The trouble with reality is the lack of background music!



Fwiw, probably not nearly as, um, offensive as this:
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/west-virginia/woman-utters-line-never-previously-recorded-police-report

btw, love your tag line!

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Reply #6 on: February 12, 2015, 03:26:40 AM
How do you, as a casual friend with benefits, know that she has regular obgyn visits? Do you know if she has ever brought up your issue with her OB? Does this girl think it is an issue too?

She also could have done some serious douching or any number of things to mask a scent when going to her OB. Quite a lot of women do this apparently because of their hang ups with going to an OB and opening themselves up to the world (I get it).

It could also be caused by a hormonal change that coincides with early onset menopause.

My wife is an OB, I know way more than I want to about some very bad things.



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Reply #7 on: February 12, 2015, 06:31:28 AM
Thanks again for the insights.

Yes the 'lady visits' are with the OB and she and I have a pretty open relationship on that score. She dreads them as her female family line has a nasty history of cancers (sister recently had a mastectomy at 41 (?)).  She does get them pretty frequently including things like the pap which she always seems to fret over until they come back clean. That being said, I don't know of anyone who doesn't mentally fret over medical tests as there is always that 'what if' going on. Doubly so with family history driving the mental state. Short of driving her there myself, yes, I know she goes.

The hormonal change with the menopause might make sense and it might also account for her rather dramatic increase in sexual appetite (which is again causing a few issues).

WBL, the future with her is my best friend, adventure companion, etc.  The sexual part is a desire as much as a stress relaxer and face it, who doesn't like to have a nice comfortable orgasm with friends?  Her harboring a bit more of a romantic interest will eventually be a problem but so far she knows I don't feel the same way. Honesty has never been an issue with her.  If it was just for sex you might figure I'd not bother writing this since she and I would have long ago gone our separate ways.

I'm not sure if her douching before a visit would really make a difference as the odor is ONLY present when she is excited though I'm sure she, like everyone, does. It's like a person going to the dentist brushing the hell out of their teeth as if it might make up for 5 years of neglect. ;)

Brody, thanks!

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Reply #8 on: February 12, 2015, 08:05:41 AM
Thanks again for the insights.

Brody, thanks!

You are quite welcome!



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Reply #9 on: February 12, 2015, 11:14:39 AM
I found this link, it doesn't give you a direct answer but you'll see what is advised and I think she's right, if you are close enough to have a sexually relationship you should be close enough to speak if there is a problem, especially if it concerns her health.

http://www.healthcentral.com/sexual-health/c/question/85034/41411/



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Reply #10 on: April 11, 2015, 07:03:12 AM
I'm guessing Bacterial Vaginosis (BV). Not exclusively an STD, but more common among sexually active females.

We had a couple of bouts with this and her doctor prescribed Metronidazole (Flagyl, Metrogel-Vaginal).

Works like a champ. Don't be embarrassed and be sure to ask for a BV screen, it only takes a few minutes in most offices.

As far as prevention goes, be extra careful when anal play is involved, as in our experience, BV can be triggered by anal play without scrupulous cleansing, followed by vaginal play.

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Reply #11 on: May 31, 2015, 09:44:09 PM
I would second the potential for BV. Same thing happened to my ex. Her problem was over cleaning of the area! Apparently it cleans itself pretty well :-)



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Reply #12 on: January 05, 2017, 10:34:10 PM
I registered on this forum because exact thing is happening to me, whenever I have sexual desire or any other type of excitement. I am planning to visit my doctor soon, but I read about BV for couple of days and I found this:

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/bacterial-vaginosis


and

http://homeremediesforbvguide.com/symptoms-of-bv/


I had this problem several years ago, I solved it, but now it's happening again. Can stress cause this?