AfTeRsHaVe!

[rivermom]

Oh gosh Mandy you are too funny!! So much of the men's aftershave is sooooo strong. **choke choke** A little goes a long way for sure.

It is terribly sweet though that he brought you coffee - what a guy!!!!!

[Mandy]

Originally Posted by rivermom

Oh gosh Mandy you are too funny!! So much of the men's aftershave is sooooo strong. **choke choke** A little goes a long way for sure.

It is terribly sweet though that he brought you coffee - what a guy!!!!!

LOL ~ that smell was "up my nose" that whole day

[judy]

Awww...go out and buy him a nice smelling aftershave and cologne. Unfortunately, most men are clueless about these things. They're really sweet at that age though, and need a lot of help.

I used to always be after my boys (students) about "Don't do this and don't say that. Girls don't like it." They listened because that's all they really care about anyway - girls, food, and sports.

I once called over one of my boys and quietly told him to take that filthy doo rag off and to please wash it that night, or buy a new one. He said, "Why? It's only a doo rag." I answered, "Because girls will think your underwear is also dirty and they won't want you." That doo rag was off his head before I could take another breath!

[Mandy]

LOL Judy, the doo rag story is so cute!

They do need a lot of asistance at this age, showing do's/dont's ... It's a nice ages though, and good to have some "cool time" "chats" with him.

[katepoet]

Check the ingredients on these things - there are a lot of toxins in some of them. I bet you can find some great scents at the health or organic store.

[AngieDoogles]

Originally Posted by judy

Awww...go out and buy him a nice smelling aftershave and cologne. Unfortunately, most men are clueless about these things. They're really sweet at that age though, and need a lot of help.

I used to always be after my boys (students) about "Don't do this and don't say that. Girls don't like it." They listened because that's all they really care about anyway - girls, food, and sports.

I once called over one of my boys and quietly told him to take that filthy doo rag off and to please wash it that night, or buy a new one. He said, "Why? It's only a doo rag." I answered, "Because girls will think your underwear is also dirty and they won't want you." That doo rag was off his head before I could take another breath!

LOL, how funny Judy! Teenagers are oblivious to so many things that we consider "common sense," but they are just learning and it's great that you were so sympathetic and could be helpful in a way they would understand.