Would you date a guy with a bad breath?

Imagine that you are dating a guy. He is humorous, handsome, sweet, and well-mannered. A perfect match. Then it comes the moment to kiss him. He comes close to you, and you smell his breath. He is an owner of bad breath. The meat, garlic, onion, whatever smells so bad, and the romance vanishes. All sparks which were bursting are not here anymore. All you remember is bad breath.

Now here is the question: Should you tell him that his breath smells so bad? It irritates you, and you hope he will use gum, menthol, or breath cleaner. If this is the first date, this impression is not good. Bad hygiene is not a turn-on.

If you tell him what is bothering you, he might get ashamed. Or he will complain that you are rude. Or he will leave. Or he will apologize.

If you don’t say, he will continue to smell bad on the next date. If you wish to see him again, he will not change his habits. Accept me as I am, he will say. Your romance will turn in. They could have a bad smell.

I think if you know a person for a long time, if you get married, you need to accept him as he is. He is smelling, farting, and sweating. This is a human habit. You got used to it. Some men have good habits, others do not. Some will fix this with years, some will not, and you will warn him from time to time.

For the first impression is very important to represent yourself in the best light. If a woman can look nice on the first date, if she uses perfume, a guy should wash her teeth at least. This is a basic element, you need to refresh your breath. You wish to impress the girl, to see her again, so sustain your favorite meal if it is necessary.

Did you meet with some bad habits on the first date?

How do you solve this?

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