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AITA for Not Wanting My Girlfriend to Sniff My Genitals?


Okay, I know this sounds ridiculous, it is ridiculous, I can't believe I even have to write this, but my partner (f25) insists that I (m26) would only have a problem with her wanting to smell my genitals when I come home if I was trying to hide certain smells. So I'll ask reddit.

We've been together 4 years, lived together 2, there's no history of cheating, but she's always been quite jealous and paranoid, but the past 7/8 months has gone crazy with it. She checks my phone constantly, which is fine, there's nothing to hide, but does feel invasive. If I'm out with friends she tracks me and expects me to check in constantly, if I ever take too long to reply, she accuses me of all sorts. If I'm late home, she thinks I've been with another woman. But about 8 months ago, this started. I'd been out with a few mates at the pub, unfortunately my phone died, and I actually cut my night short because I knew she'd be going crazy. I got back, straight away the questions and accusations were flying. After explaining 5 or 6 times, she suddenly stopped, stood in front of me, and then got on her knees and started to pull down my trousers. Honestly, I thought I was about to get lucky for a second, but what actually happened is she started to sniff my crotch, and seriously, examine my little fella for signs of sex. WTF. She later apologized for it and said she was just upset, but now she's been doing it on a weekly basis. When I tell her it's crazy and she needs to stop, she insists I would only mind if I thought she might smell something. She also said I'm welcome to sniff her genitals any time I want to, but yea, no, that's just weird. She won't accept it's batshit crazy behavior, so I'm hoping reddit can help me show her that it very much is. So, please, for the love of God, tell me, AITAH because I don't want my girlfriend to be constantly sniffing my genitals to check if I smell like sex?

We've been together 4 years, lived together 2, there's no history of cheating, but she's always been quite jealous and paranoid, but the past 7/8 months has gone crazy with it. She checks my phone constantly, which is fine, there's nothing to hide, but does feel invasive. If I'm out with friends she tracks me and expects me to check in constantly, if I ever take too long to reply, she accuses me of all sorts. If I'm late home, she thinks I've been with another woman. But about 8 months ago, this started. I'd been out with a few mates at the pub, unfortunately my phone died, and I actually cut my night short because I knew she'd be going crazy. I got back, straight away the questions and accusations were flying. After explaining 5 or 6 times, she suddenly stopped, stood in front of me, and then got on her knees and started to pull down my trousers. Honestly, I thought I was about to get lucky for a second, but what actually happened is she started to sniff my crotch, and seriously, examine my little fella for signs of sex. WTF. She later apologized for it and said she was just upset, but now she's been doing it on a weekly basis.

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she insists I would only mind if I thought she might smell something.

When I tell her it's crazy and she needs to stop, she insists I would only mind if I thought she might smell something. She also said I'm welcome to sniff her genitals any time I want to, but yea, no, that's just weird. She won't accept it's batshit crazy behavior, so I'm hoping reddit can help me show her that it very much is.

She also said I'm welcome to sniff her genitals any time I want to, but yea, no, that's just weird.

She won't accept it's batshit crazy behavior, so I'm hoping reddit can help me show her that it very much is.

🏠 The Aftermath

After repeatedly expressing my discomfort and boundaries, my girlfriend continues to insist on sniffing my genitals, claiming I would only object if I had something to hide. It's led to a strained and bizarre dynamic in our relationship.

Despite trying to reason with her, the behavior persists, causing tension and discomfort between us. This invasive and unwelcome habit has made our home environment increasingly uncomfortable.

The constant scrutiny and lack of trust have taken a toll on our intimacy and trust, leading to a significant strain on our relationship.

Her insistence on checking my genitals has created a toxic and unsettling atmosphere in our home.

While I understand her concerns, this behavior crosses a line and undermines the foundation of our relationship, leaving us both feeling unsettled and disconnected.

💭 Emotional Reflection

In reflecting on this experience, it's clear that communication and boundaries are crucial in any relationship. While it's important to address concerns, it's equally essential to respect each other's autonomy and privacy.

The imbalance of trust and the invasive behavior have highlighted deeper issues within our relationship that need to be addressed with sensitivity and understanding.

Navigating boundaries and expectations in a relationship requires open and honest communication, as well as a mutual respect for each other's comfort levels and personal space.


Considering the responses, it's evident that this behavior is concerning and crosses boundaries that are essential for a healthy relationship.

The lack of trust and respect in this situation is alarming and damaging to the relationship.
This level of suspicion and invasion of privacy is unhealthy and unsustainable in any partnership.
Respecting boundaries and fostering trust is essential for a healthy and fulfilling relationship.

The responses reflect a consensus that the behavior described is not conducive to a healthy relationship and requires immediate attention and resolution to rebuild trust and respect.


🌱 Final Thoughts

This story serves as a stark reminder of the importance of trust, communication, and mutual respect in relationships. While addressing concerns is crucial, it should never come at the expense of privacy and personal boundaries.

In a healthy relationship, both partners should feel secure, respected, and able to communicate openly without fear of judgment or invasion of privacy.

What do you think?
Would you have left, or stayed and kept trying to make it work? Share your thoughts below 👇


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