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Shaming people's natural body odor shouldn't be the norm. It's quite distasteful and intolerant in fact (even sometimes a clear sign of racism). If someone get
by sheepdestroyer 6y ago
Shaming people's natural body odor shouldn't be the norm.
It's quite distasteful and intolerant in fact (even sometimes a clear sign of racism). If someone gets offended by someone's BO, I would suggest them to reevaluate themselves as a human being and try to be tolerant of other's human nature.
I shower irregularly, when needed. Obviously more after a special sweat inducing effort or getting dirty outdoor. I don't stink, I smell human.
I find it offensive that someone would be so insensitive to have the nerve to express a displeasure at my natural body odor, when most often than not they would be the ones flouting a strong headache inducing chemical deodorant and/or perfume smell.
Living in a diverse society doesn't mean that everybody should be as bland as possible, but instead that efforts have to be made to be tolerant of others as they are.
So F* your teacher, shame on them
- johnisgood 6y agoI suppose I can understand if some people are put off by it, but I do not think that I should have been told this in front of the entire class like that. I have not felt more ashamed in my entire life than I did then. She should have talked to me about it in private, perhaps after lesson or something I do not know, but not shaming me in front of the entire class like that.
- rimliu 6y agoToo poo is also human. That teacher was a massive jerk, but walking around reeking because it is human is not much better.