Abby Connolly
Then, April’s date tried to get her to cuddle with him on the couch as they watched, telling her she could make herself “more comfortable.”
April explains in her video that she struggles with fears of not giving men what they want, so she reluctantly snuggled up to her date and let him put his arm around her.
He started playing with her hair, which made her uncomfortable, but his bad breath really took her out. She could hardly even turn her head to face him because the stench was so foul.
Then, April’s date got up to go to the bathroom. Upon his return, she couldn’t help but notice a terrible stench. After his bathroom break, her date smelled even worse. It wasn’t just his breath anymore; it was his entire body.
“He didn’t shower before, clearly,” says April.
“The breath was booming in a very bad way, and I’m thinking to myself, it can’t possibly get worse.”
But then, when the movie had ended, he quickly turned off the T.V. and leaned in to kiss her.
April sprung off the couch and told him she had to get going. She kindly hugged her date, but unfortunately, he still started leaning in for a kiss. April quickly turned her cheek, where he planted a slobbery, nasty kiss on.
After the awkward kiss on the cheek, April left his apartment. The next day, she texted him to let him know that it wouldn’t work out between them. Her date asked why, and she decided to be honest with him.
April told her date his hygiene was “not where it needs to be” and that she prioritizes good hygiene. She also told him that he could have taken the time to shower, wear cologne, brush his teeth, etc., all before their date.
Her date started coming up with several excuses, one being that since they had canceled their plans to go to a nice restaurant, he didn’t think his hygiene would be that big of a deal. She once again reminded him that hygiene was a high priority no matter what.
