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is this a good reason to stop seeing someone? ive been told im being too picky.
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Tricky.
There is a HUGE difference between the occasional wafting of garlic and onions, and a chronic condition of halitosis that can make you constantly wince. So, A, no I would not. B, I'd be thinking about it. |
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That is such a touchy subject.Some people have really bad breath!
And no!!!!I could not date someone I could not stand to kiss.That simple! J.M.O. |
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If you care for the person adress the issue . . .or keep minhe or gum handy.
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If you add smelly feet then you might have a bigger problem!
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well im just thinking...if he doesnt take good care of his mouth...
we didnt kiss the first date...second date we had mints after our meal which i think might have covered the issue third date im all wth i hope this is temporary, fourth date im like no way i can deal with this |
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My brother had very bad halitosis but my (now) sister-in-law stuck with him and made suggestions about mouthwashes and water-pik toothbrushes until he was able to get a good job with dental insurance so he could have the cause checked out...They have now been married for ten years.
It is up to the individual as to what they can handle. Personal preference. |
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My brother had very bad halitosis but my (now) sister-in-law stuck with him and made suggestions about mouthwashes and water-pik toothbrushes until he was able to get a good job with dental insurance so he could have the cause checked out...They have now been married for ten years. It is up to the individual as to what they can handle. Personal preference. was his breath evident to you? if so did you say something? is it something he was aware of or did the wife bring it up? |
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Good news!
You can tell Dr. Teeth my periodontitis is cured! 
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My brother had very bad halitosis but my (now) sister-in-law stuck with him and made suggestions about mouthwashes and water-pik toothbrushes until he was able to get a good job with dental insurance so he could have the cause checked out...They have now been married for ten years. It is up to the individual as to what they can handle. Personal preference. was his breath evident to you? if so did you say something? is it something he was aware of or did the wife bring it up? Yes, it was evident to us, and we tried to tell him about it but our opinion didn't carry as much weight as his wife's did. He knew of it also but didn't have the funds to get his mouth worked on. |
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My brother had very bad halitosis but my (now) sister-in-law stuck with him and made suggestions about mouthwashes and water-pik toothbrushes until he was able to get a good job with dental insurance so he could have the cause checked out...They have now been married for ten years. It is up to the individual as to what they can handle. Personal preference. was his breath evident to you? if so did you say something? is it something he was aware of or did the wife bring it up? Yes, it was evident to us, and we tried to tell him about it but our opinion didn't carry as much weight as his wife's did. He knew of it also but didn't have the funds to get his mouth worked on. so it was an actual medical problem and not a hygiene issue? |
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My brother had very bad halitosis but my (now) sister-in-law stuck with him and made suggestions about mouthwashes and water-pik toothbrushes until he was able to get a good job with dental insurance so he could have the cause checked out...They have now been married for ten years. It is up to the individual as to what they can handle. Personal preference. was his breath evident to you? if so did you say something? is it something he was aware of or did the wife bring it up? Yes, it was evident to us, and we tried to tell him about it but our opinion didn't carry as much weight as his wife's did. He knew of it also but didn't have the funds to get his mouth worked on. so it was an actual medical problem and not a hygiene issue? Yes it was. |
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*thinks back* Seems like a silly reason but if Im being real here, dunno if I can.
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My brother had very bad halitosis but my (now) sister-in-law stuck with him and made suggestions about mouthwashes and water-pik toothbrushes until he was able to get a good job with dental insurance so he could have the cause checked out...They have now been married for ten years. It is up to the individual as to what they can handle. Personal preference. was his breath evident to you? if so did you say something? is it something he was aware of or did the wife bring it up? Yes, it was evident to us, and we tried to tell him about it but our opinion didn't carry as much weight as his wife's did. He knew of it also but didn't have the funds to get his mouth worked on. so it was an actual medical problem and not a hygiene issue? Yes it was. oh. now i feel like kind of a jerk. |
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If you add smelly feet then you might have a bigger problem! 
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I would have to talk about it.... if there's a reason then there's not much you can do..... I remember when I was in my 20's I was with an older guy ...he had been in the Vitnam war he had some diease not catchable but, I think it was called Pia-ria that is how I remember it sounded. It was really bad I don't think we kissed much. It was something that bothered me a lot....... So I guess you need to find out the reason and take it from there!
 
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Let me eat my liverwurst and onion sandwiches in peace!
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Thu 03/01/12 11:10 AM
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I have heard that bad breath has a lot to do with what you eat. If you floss and brush regularly you can still have bad breath coming from your stomach contents.
You can get rid of bad breath, even the smell of alcohol by eating parsley. That is why parsley is often found on your dinner plate at a restaurant. |
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Avoid stinking up the bathroom with number 2 by putting a bit of pinesoll in the toilet before you sit down. Afterwards, flush and spray a mist of lavender or vanilla around.
Then you can say that your s*h*i*t doesn't stink. 
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is this a good reason to stop seeing someone? ive been told im being too picky. Offer them a mint or some gum. |
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