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larvanale
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Q: Is personal hygiene a concern in China?

With the lack of sexed here in China, girls and young women would obviously disregard what's between their legs. Less hygiene can eventually lead to yeast infections, and a very awkward visit to the doctor, you can't let that fungus grown in there!

Do you think Chinese people should be more concerned about personal intimate hygiene?

12 years 40 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

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Njord
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Shock Dude... You think about this way to much!!

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Hmm... no deodorant and summer teeth (some'r here, some'r there!) abound, so I'm not too sure about what goes on down below, but if the first 2 items exist, don't care about the other places.

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