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Olfactory what-nots.

I just deduced something about my olfactory sense.
My sense of smell is kind of funny.
It seems to get use to things.
I mean, if I like the smell of something,
I use it. Eg. alchohol, perfume, even wet wipes.
The first ever wet wipes I used is the Johnsons ad Johnsons baby wet wipes.
I like the fact that they smell like a babe and the smell of baby powder.
Only, when I was using it for a while, I've got irritated with the smell of it
the same reason why I like it. No, not that they smell like a babe, but of powder.
The smell of powder fills my nose and it irritates it.
So, I stopped using it.
I switched to Kleenex. Which is still an ongoing relationship. :D

Moving on to alcohols, I am currently using the Green Cross 70% solution,
but I found out I like the 40% solution's smell better, so I switch back and forth
between the two solutions. Only, I am actually starting to be irritated with the
smell of both of them. I don't like how it smells when the smell stays on my skin.

It is really odd. Even my favorite Victoria Secret's Amber Romance, I can barely
smell it anymore. Probably, someone who hates me mixed some water into my
bottle so the smell is so faint. But that just paranoid me talking. Or probably,
the reason why I can barely smell it, is because I want to smell the scent of
Victoria Secret's Green Apple. Which I would definitely buy once my financial
status is more stable than right now.

It bothers me, because for one, it is odd, another it is weird, if those two words
aren't one and the same thing. :))) Gaah!

Anywho, I am scared that I like the smell of one thing so much and then it
becomes and irritation or a "barely there" scent after a while.
Some say, women are more affected by the scent of men more than guys register
the scent of girls. And the scent of people play a large part when it comes to
attraction. What if this scent-fiasco episode I have, transcends on to people.
I can like them so much and then..............

*sigh* but I sometimes do that already.
tss.

Overanalyzing. Gahd.