@insidiousisblindinception If she's American that makes it even worse. I'm so sorry you're having to deal with this.

Thank you. Perhaps you'll PM me sometime. We might agree on some more things.

@insidiousisblindinception I'd be happy to...

@TheDesciple I'm across the room already. :(

@insidiousisblindinception Perhaps you need to sit across the state and use "distance learning"... 😉😆

@Tatsumi How do you even begin to say that to someone, especially if you're not their friend or acquaintance?

@insidiousisblindinception I don't really know. But I know that you can say anything, if you say it the right way. It's all about tact and grace.

Ask if you can speak with them privately, give them a compliment first--an honest one--then prepare them that the conversation is going to be a bit uncomfortable, then tell them directly but politely, "I hope this doesn't offend you, but are you aware that you have an unpleasant smell?" Don't let them know other people think the same, to spare them embarrassment. Then you could offer potential solutions. Afterwards, thank them for telling you. Then maybe, "I just wanted to say something, because if I smelled I would hope someone would tell me."

@SW-User And then I'm a bully and a bad person because she makes me 'minimally uncomfortable'. I'm sorry, but whatever fucking country you're from, shit doesn't fly like that here in the US. This website is a venting place and I have a right to say what I need to say. It is not cowardly.

@GoldxFace I'm sure people have talked to her before. And I would feel the same way about a guy that smelled this bad.