Aspies stink

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I don't think he's even looked at any of our responses anyway.

The only thing that stops infection is hand washing; it's been proven that bathing does absolutely nothing to stop infection, as the organisms that cause infections of wounds are native to the human body. Hand washing prevents pathogens that are on your hands from entering your body via mucous membranes or wounds (covering up the latter after cleaning with a sterile and anti-bacterial wash is the best).

I smell like...nothing, as I bathe far too much (I like water).

My pillow smells like metal...

Oh, this is bad. I hate that others can smell.

People tend to comment on that I smell like fruit and shampoo.

I got somewhat used to people drawing near, inhaling a couple of times in my hair or taking my hand to inhale and saying I smell so much like sweet fruits shampoo.

I'm treated like a bloody flower or a perfume bottle!

I smell like patchouli and lemongrass deodorant

I think I smell like nothing.
(The perfume, that is... )

I don't smell.....

I shower every day but I cannot abide the artificial smells in perfumes, soaps and so on, so I use an organic bodywash with natural teatree, not synthetic smells, I use an odourless deodorant...

I do apparently have a strong scent, but I'm told I smell awesome, my partner loves to snuffle me and says I smell like baking bread and chocolate.

deleted. I swear my brain is not working today.

I smell of various previously unidentified substances, all of which are too smelly to ever be properly isolated in a lab. And that's even with bathing once a day.

I smell like dogs. But then anyone who goes into our house does.

Unless a person bathes in filth, works themselves to a sweat, or has some disease or condition, having Asperger's syndrome does not make a person more likely to stink if they bathe properly daily.