I'll try to start this delicate conversation as subtly as possible; which leads to the question: Then, why would you even share this observation in the first place? Well, occasionally it's fun to break the monotony of pipe shape dedication, proper blend pairings, and butane vs. wood.
No matter how well I brush, floss, or mouthwash... the sweet, earthy musk of tobacco remains. What seems only a faint aroma on my breath becomes blatantly obvious when I share attention with my better half. It's not uncommon for intimacy to leave the perfume of burley clinging to her skin.
Part of me feels guilty that I still reek of tobacco, and thus, pay it forward... but then that teenager hidden (deep down) thinks it's better than leaving her smelling of cheap cologne. It's like leaving your signature... with an exclamation point!
Has anyone else noticed subjecting their significant other to a 'marking;' and, if so, do they approve? Have you found a technique, just short of a good shower and passage of time, to minimize the effects? Or would anyone want to downplay the results?
No matter how well I brush, floss, or mouthwash... the sweet, earthy musk of tobacco remains. What seems only a faint aroma on my breath becomes blatantly obvious when I share attention with my better half. It's not uncommon for intimacy to leave the perfume of burley clinging to her skin.
Part of me feels guilty that I still reek of tobacco, and thus, pay it forward... but then that teenager hidden (deep down) thinks it's better than leaving her smelling of cheap cologne. It's like leaving your signature... with an exclamation point!
Has anyone else noticed subjecting their significant other to a 'marking;' and, if so, do they approve? Have you found a technique, just short of a good shower and passage of time, to minimize the effects? Or would anyone want to downplay the results?