[ SECRET POST #2589 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2589 ⌋

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Comments

[comma_chameleon]

In certain places? Yes. I work in a hospital that is ostensibly 'scent free'. Staff, patients, visitors, etc, are all reminded to avoid using scented products before coming in there, because some people ARE that sensitive.

A co-worker can smell/be nauseated by lotions that I can't even smell on other people, and she can't work with thirty feet of them if they're wearing it because she'll literally be made ill from it.

While I don't expect the general public to think about this while walking outside/shopping etc (though it'd be nice), if you're going to be in a confined space such as airplanes/public transport/your work if it's an office or other enclosed area, then yes I think people should refrain from using as much overly scented products as they can.

Almost everything comes unscented these days, it's not hard to pick up unscented hand lotion or deodorant.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. You aren't going to die if you can't douse yourself in perfume. I like to wear body sprays sometimes, but if one of my friends told me the scent bothered them, then I'd simply stop wearing it around them. It's not like it's some huge sacrifice because you don't need it.

[(Anonymous)]

But to go along with the theme of this conversation, you should NEVER wear your body sprays. Ever.