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I don't remember when in the book it was mentioned, so I can't put the corresponding percentage on it. This might be a little weird, but I need to say it, because I know a lot of people still pass on wrong information. Please. If you have a vulva. Please don't ever wash it with soap. That kills off your natural microbiom and invites fungi and such. If you're worried about smell, have you ever been in a room when a cis-man took off his pants? You can turn away and literally tell the moment they drop their pants by the smell! It is normal for the area between legs to smell. And no one tells men to be ashamed of that. Pantyliners are similarly problematic. They dry up an area meant to be moist, and if you use scented ones, the added chemicals in there that are meant to make you think you're a flower can irritate your body. You don't have to be a flower. You're a human being. Vulvas are allowed to have a smell! Vulvas are allowed to be moist! Anyone saying otherwise has been brainwashed by patriarchy. Also: I promise you no one will notice. No one will stand in front of you in school, at your workplace, or sit next to you in a café and think "I can smell this person isn't using soap/wearing pantyliners!" PROMISE.
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