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Some folks don’t have much oil in their skin and don’t sweat much, for example many babies. I bathe the minimum I can get away with because my skin is less painful that way. I can’t do that when it is 100 F and humid, though. I have to make sure the water is cool and I get in and out fast and I avoid overuse of soap during those times. So anyway, we people exist.I’ve never heard of anyone who doesn’t shower at least once per day. Even as a kid in the very drought stricken outback town I grew up in we bathed every evening. Mind you we shared the water. The only people that didn’t bath daily were considered disadvantaged in some way. They were the unfortunate kids who smelt of urine and looked unwashed.
Of course this is the tropics and we sweat right through the winter months here. You all probably live in the cooler climates.
I feel for the OP. Dealing with a repulsive odor right up next to you when you are supposed to be all smiles and eagerness is slight challenge. Also the emotional portion is frustrating. I have no solution to offer, unless you (OP) want to try putting a vapor cream under your nose at the crucial moment. I can tell you the problem may go on for a very long time (sorry 'bout that). Some people maybe don’t care about how they smell to others or find it easier to accept the reduction in social contact that it might cause rather than do something about it.