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Europeans in the 1600s or whatever were able to endure each other's odor, because that's what all humans have done for 99% of human existence. Odor-killing products are new, the only thing someone could do to take away odor in the past was use water. So, if humans have endured body-odor for 10,000s of years why couldn't Europeans do it before the 1900s? That isn't even a worth-while question.
Obviously yes, people who grow up in a world where no one uses soap-deodorant-perfume-etc-etc or takes shores or used paper towels, is less sensitive to body odor than we're. That's one explanation. Back to my original point that female-shaving isn't cultural but because men prefer women without body hair. Women didn't shave in the past for the same reason few showered. This is a pointless argument.
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Obviously yes, people who grow up in a world where no one uses soap-deodorant-perfume-etc-etc or takes shores or used paper towels, is less sensitive to body odor than we're. That's one explanation. Back to my original point that female-shaving isn't cultural but because men prefer women without body hair. Women didn't shave in the past for the same reason few showered. This is a pointless argument.
No man wants this.