People who doesn't practice basic hygiene - How do they function?

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Slap47 said:
You do not need to shower every single day
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Yes you do. Even if you're a lazy fatass that never does anything to break a sweat or gets dirt on you from activities, you still acrue grime the same way that dust accumulates on a shelf. You still have pores that expel waste, which is typically noticable if by smell if you eat garlic, but happens either way. You still have little random events that you don't notice. A pet rubs against you, or you eat, or just the poop particles in the air from taling a shit.

I do notice that since I cleaned up my diet, that brushing feels less necessary, but what is really lost by a daily 2x2 minute ritual?
 
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Slap47 said:
If somebody is a fatass they are unhygienic by definition. I wrote this assuming the reader is not a fatass.
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I meant it more as an extension of lazyness and being unathletic than just specifically being overweight.
 
Slap47 said:
I feel like the crazy person.

You do not need to brush your teeth every single day (and multiple times a day) if you don't eat like shit. Obviously you do if you drink 5 pops a day.
You do not need to shower every single day (and multiple times a day) if you are not one of the smelly races or change your clothes regularly.
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>the anime avi is against the idea of frequent showers

please clean the cum off of your anime figurines and become less of a stereotype please
 
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wtfNeedSignUp said:
Really depends on the texture of your food, but there's no sane reason not to brush at least twice a day.

Ditto showering is mandatory if you live in a warm climate and/or tend to walk a lot.
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Best attitude should be even if you won't notice it, someone else could, so keep personal hygiene on a tight ritual. A daily shower and a shave is one of life's little pleasures, and I get that from brushing and flossing twice a day too. Just keep a feather touch when shaving and acne won't be an issue, it's going 5'clock daily regardless.
 
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I love my daily baths. I like adding all manner of perfumes to it too.

Makes me pretty and bad smell is for coloureds.

Must be the asian slant eyed blood rearing its head and demanding onsen.

I don't shave often but bath my beard daily.
 
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Just as others have stated, they don't. Every stinky slob I knew in college turned out to be some kind of autistic loony.
 
Trump's Chosen said:
Yes you do. Even if you're a lazy fatass that never does anything to break a sweat or gets dirt on you from activities, you still acrue grime the same way that dust accumulates on a shelf. You still have pores that expel waste, which is typically noticable if by smell if you eat garlic, but happens either way. You still have little random events that you don't notice. A pet rubs against you, or you eat, or just the poop particles in the air from taling a shit.

I do notice that since I cleaned up my diet, that brushing feels less necessary, but what is really lost by a daily 2x2 minute ritual?
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* You don't need to use soap every day, technically, figuratively, subjectively, if you aren't an obese sweaty retard who roll in mud for a living.

I sweat slightly more than other people on average and the one time I skipped shampoo I felt disgusting. I know you're meant to skip it a few days in a row before your hair self-regulates but nah I'll rather bald 2 years earlier but have decent looking hair, especially since I don't style it at which point it looks greasy anyway.
 
Slap47 said:
You do not need to shower every single day (and multiple times a day) if you are not one of the smelly races or change your clothes regularly.
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You really do.
Even if you're a lazy fuck at least rub some soap and then splash water on your chest/neck/shoulders/under armpits and dry them off, fucking hell man. You're telling me you go to bed every day with your sweat stink on you and you're fine with it?

Do you also "not need to" brush your hair or wash your face when you wake up?
 
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wtfNeedSignUp said:
It comes standard with cows that they don't shower or brush their teeth, and I just don't get how they live. It makes me nauseous just thinking about not bathing for more than a day.
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I have zero input on this particular topic, I just want to point out that nearly every single jew I meet IRL has absolutely horrid personal hygiene and that's actually one of the best ways to tell one at a glance. My worst experience was on a plane, where I had to be seated near a very stereotypical Rabbi jew for about 5-6 hours, and he clearly hasn't taken a shower. Some other passenger pointed his odor out to him, and he reacted about as well as any jew when faced with the fact that they are at fault for something: By screaming and calling him an anti-semite, making a scene bout within and out of the plane. His breath smelled awful as well, in case you're wondering.
Considering OP is from Israel, I hope he appreciates this input. Again, I have no answer as to what makes one ignore personal hygiene, aside from them being lolcows. I am sure it has nothing to do with race or religion however.
 
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I have zero input on this particular topic, I just want to point out that nearly every single jew I meet IRL has absolutely horrid personal hygiene and that's actually one of the best ways to tell one at a glance. My worst experience was on a plane, where I had to be seated near a very stereotypical Rabbi jew for about 5-6 hours, and he clearly hasn't taken a shower. Some other passenger pointed his odor out to him, and he reacted about as well as any jew when faced with the fact that they are at fault for something: By screaming and calling him an anti-semite, making a scene bout within and out of the plane. His breath smelled awful as well, in case you're wondering.
Considering OP is from Israel, I hope he appreciates this input. Again, I have no answer as to what makes one ignore personal hygiene, aside from them being lolcows. I am sure it has nothing to do with race or religion however.
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Religious Jews usually are more cow like, comes with the territory of having fuckhuge families and putting way too ridiculous warm outfits. Ordinary Jews are not different than usual westerner, though it can vary by ethnicity.
 
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wtfNeedSignUp said:
Religious Jews usually are more cow like, comes with the territory of having fuckhuge families and putting way too ridiculous warm outfits. Ordinary Jews are not different than usual westerner, though it can vary by ethnicity.
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Yes, those were the religious kind. I guess that makes sense.
 
"People who doesn't practice basic hygiene" yeah you're ESL, commit global hygiene and neck yourself.
 
Don't work or go to school? watch your hygiene fall right off a cliff. You would be surprised how many people said they stopped bathing during the lock downs in 2020 because "no one's going to smell me". It's definitely related to social isolation.

In Canada we had a second round of lockdowns in early 2021. That was really hard on me. The first wave of lockdowns I did okay. But to have another a year later? It was devastating psychologically. I legit turned into a cave goblin giving up on myself. My hair stunk and the plaque built up on my teeth. I was a disgusting mess. I found some female hygiene routine videos on YouTube in early 2022 which pulled me out of the hole I got in. I also learned some at home beauty treatments ke how to make sugar wax and do my own waxing at home etc.
 
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