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Input: So I am an extremely lucky guy with a very kind, sweet girlfriend who is very caring and giving. I love her very much and cherish being around her. And 99% of the time, she is a pleasure to be around. So now that that is out of the way.

She stinks after sex. Shes not obese, shes actually very healthy, she doesn't eat any foods that i believe would cause BO, and she puts on perfume and prepares herself for me before sex.

There has always been a slight smell afterwords, but recently its gotten to be unbearable and shes unable to notice. The issue is her sweat, she just sweats a lot when exercising. I can fuck her for 15 minutes and she will be drenched in sweat, which during the sex I don't mind because it looks sexy and im too in the zone to smell anything.

However after we're done she always cuddles up to me for a good hour or so. I am tired so i dont want to get up, and i dont want to be rude. During that time her stench is just on me, and I hate talking about her like this because she is very kind and beautiful, but its becoming an issue now.

I have debated this for idk how long. I can't just tell her to go take a shower because she'll know she stinks. But i am reaching the breaking point here. I love her and i dont want to hurt her but i want this to stop.

WIBTA if I just told her, honey you have body odor after sex? 

telling my girlfriend that she has offensive body odor after sex