Natural body odor and fragrance shape sexual attraction and relationship compatibility more than we realize. If you dislike how your partner smells, that's a real problem. The speaker prefers woody and spicy scents, and notes men tend toward vanilla or fresh fragrances on women.
It's said that the nose doesn't lie, and I was thinking about the aspect of how important a person's smells is to whether or not we're physically attracted to them. So I did some digging, and of course the way we smell is immensely important and can really determine our long-term compatibility. If we really love their body odor, their smell, and we find it really sexy, we're more likely to be— want to be with them, want to have sex with them. And similarly Similarly, if we don't like the way that they smell, it's unlikely that we're gonna want to get it on. And for me, smell is super important. Well, I think it's just important for everybody from what I've read. I mean, we're all animals. When, you know, we have this thing, a nose, which exists for a reason, and we are attracted to certain types of scents. And I know for me it's like woody, spicy fragrances that I really like. And similarly, I just like clean in general, just a nice clean fragrance. Fresh smell. And apparently for women, vanilla, fresh sort of fragrances are what men find attractive. So think about smell and how important it was or is to you being with your partner or when you meet somebody new.
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