Finally got a girlfriend. But there's an issue...

Get some pretty smelling bath soaps from bed, bath and body. Shower with her. Soap her all up and clean all the Nether regions. Get her all nice smelling, the hit that shot like a screen door in a hurricane.

 

You could do that route too. First try the nice passive way make her smell nice and compliment her on how nice she smells. If it does not work you'll have to tell her nicely and try to not hurt her feelings. It will be difficult biy be as tactful as you can.

She may say your ball sweat smells like bad cheese.

 

Paging GeneticShift. Sounds like BV if the smell is truly fishy. Bacterial vaginosis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bacterial Vaginosis Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments STD Facts - Bacterial Vaginosis

 

ooo...that's a difficult one, especially if it's potentially what the ladies described above.

That's a delicate issue...if I was in that position, then perhaps I would bring it up amongst a tangent conversation,
like getting into a "intellectual" talk, where you're going over experiences and likes/dislikes...where you're being honest.
then say, I noticed you have a bit more "musky" scent than I previously known in the past...

If it is taken decently , then I'd mention a "light" preference. (and I've had ladies note theirs to me...that's just sex back & forth)
As to the potential of it being a health issue...I might mention I've heard topics on the matter. I'd ask if she'd be concerned with it.
Don't make it a "you are" this or "I want" that type of tone or conversation. I'd keep it more about her thoughts on the matter.

That is the most sensitive method that I can think of. (Yes, it is very passive...I could be wrong)
However, I've had ladies come out and say after I've been working out/sweating all-day..."You look hot, but you STINK"
Or your feet smell after I've been on them all day.
But I don't think it is the same context...nor do I think that many women care about men's sensitivities in that way. (we have other buttons to push)

I wish you the best.

 

This is such an odd thread. I mean, it's not like you can hang an air freshener down there. Your options boil down to:

1. Talk to her about her cooch stank
2. Ditch her because of her cooch stank

Do you really want to be the guy who ditched a girl who you really, really liked because she had an odor in her fun spot? Maybe you do, in which case the appropriate course of action is clear. No judgement here, brother -- if it's really a deal breaker for you then you really should just be on your merry way and spare her some pain. Otherwise, you're going to just have to sit her down at the kitchen table, look deep into her eyes, and tell her that her vagina stinks and she needs to see a doctor about that shit.

She's going to be embarrassed. She might get mad at you. Try to be at least a little tactful. Hopefully she'll get over it.

Good luck.

EDIT: Also, I'm confused on how you think it's more embarrassing that this is potentially due to a medical condition beyond her control then the prospect that this presumably grown woman hasn't mastered basic hygiene. Don't see the logic on that one, bro.

Just nut up and do it. You're going to have to have this talk sooner or later. Leaving it is just going to make it even more uncomfortable and humiliating when the time comes. Unless you just ditch her, in which case good job dodging that bullet!

 

Well, I know enough asparagus makes your pee smell distinct...but I don't know about a woman's vagina
and I wouldn't think that she's eating it that much over a length of time.

It is likely a variety of things, however to be honest many people can't smell well...including myself.
So there is a chance that she's not aware of it...but it does have to be noted, if anything due to the chance he may care...not just about himself, but her too.

Again, I don't think women would hesitate to tell men that they have a certain scent, but it is not true in reverse.
It is something that should be brought up with discretion...a sexual health check may be the thing to do (without embarrassing anyone)

 

This isn't the kind of thing that should be ignored. With any intimate long-term partner, uncomfortable things will come up. Today it's her scent (which is absolutely due to illness), tomorrow it will be something else. Now is when you set the pace for the rest of your relationship. If you want to ignore your needs, then so be it. But get used to that role.

FYI, since you mentioned weight, and it typically goes along with excess pounds... when a woman has type 2 diabetes, all of her bodily fluids contain sugar. This sugar sounds like a good thing for vaginal fluids but it's actually a double-edged sword. Yeast and bacteria thrive in that sugar-rich media. Bacterial infections and yeast infections are far more likely to develop and much more difficult to fight. If she is borderline diabetic or an undiagnosed diabetic, she may not realize there are extra steps in personal hygeine that will greatly improve her odds of keeping infections away. Using a combination of mild antibacterial hand soap + antifungal dandruff shampoo (like head & shoulders) instead of a body wash is incredibly helpful at reducing these odors. Just a squirt of each on a fluffy loofah is all that is needed. But it will dry out her skin more than usual, she should apply lotion just after showering, while her skin is still supple. Also, she should never use sugar-based scrubs or lotions with sweet fruity fragrances, since they contribute to an unhealthy flora. Cocoa butter lotions are excellent for the dry skin that comes along with diabetes.

Applying lotion or oil along with massage all over a woman's body is a wonderful method of foreplay and greatly improves odors.

 

^^^ a million times mother fucker...