BlueMax wrote:
MCalavera wrote:
Plodder wrote:
Must floss teeth several times a day
I'm guessing by "several times a day", you mean three or more times a day, right? You're asking for too much here, lol. I don't know any person (man or woman) who does this unless he/she has OCD or something.
I personally have only flossed once or twice in my lifetime.
I'm kinda' glad someone mentioned this one. I may floss daily to remove any stinky bits and prevent serious cavities like my sister has (black and rotting out of her head! YUCK!!)
Several times a day would do more harm than good... damaging the gums, etc. Diminishing returns... if you haven't eaten/drank anything other than water, there's no point to floss again. Is there a reason you want it so much??
Yes I do have mild OCD when it comes to hygiene habits. I do not like it when men walk around with huge lumps of rotting food stuck between their teeth and then bizarrely seem to think that their mouths are desirable enough to be kissed.
Likewise I do not like it when men do not bother to wash their private parts and then bizarrely seem to think that their *ahem* smells nice enough to....*ahem.*
My ex did not floss at all and frankly it was disgusting.
If people have teeth that are very close together they can probably get away with flossing once or twice a day, but if you have big gaps between your teeth it just looks absolutely DISGUSTING when you smile at somebody and flash a mouthful of plaque at them. I really don't want to see that. It's gross. I really don't understand why so many people don't seem to care if their mouths are full of plaque. They really should floss after eating a meal.
Everyone has their own personal criteria for what they want (that's the whole point of this thread) and if you don't agree with mine, fair enough. You don't agree. Nonetheless it remains unchanged.
I do not like men with stinky mouths, and I do not want to be kissing their leftovers!
Edit: just to clarify, I didn't mean people should floss their teeth if they haven't eaten anything! There would be no point to that. I just meant flossing after meals.