The error in your argument is that you are equating ANY bacteria to dirty/infected.
no i'm not.
By that logic ALL vaginas are dirty/infected whether they smell or not because they are infected with bacteria.
i... never said anything like that. i said if it STINKS, something is wrong. either it's just plain unclean, or there's an infection, an imbalance, or some type of health issue, etc... something out of the ordinary. it would not
stink unless there is some kind of problem. clean & healthy vaginas don't stink.
A natural/healthy pussy is full of bacteria.
yea, i know that. i never said it wasn't.
A vagina with smells CAN be the symptom of an infection however it can also simply be an imbalance of the natural bacteria found in the pussy at any given time.
okay, like i said in an earlier post i know it's perfectly normal to have some type of scent; but it should never be a
stench. if somebody actually STINKS, there is a problem. if the stink is due to an imbalance, okay, it's still a problem. i don't know why you're arguing when everything you say still confirms the point i was trying to make to begin with?
Simple example:
A vagina normally has 100 parts per unit bacteria with a makeup of 50 parts type A and 50 parts type B. In that state it has relatively little smell.
Because of a hormonal, dietary, ph balance, etc challenge the makeup in that vagina changes to 70 parts type A and 30 parts type B.
Because of the change in the natural bacterial makeup, now the vagina smells.
However it still has a 100 part bacteria per unit only with a different makeup.
Does that necessarily indicate a dirty/infected vagina, or could it simply mean the balance is out of the normal range?
okay, if somebody's balance is
out of the normal range, it's fair to say something is wrong; as i said before,
a normal healthy vagina won't stink.
if it's
out of balance, then i wouldn't consider that healthy.
i know there's a range of what's normal, but regardless of anything, if somebody's pussy actually stinks... something is wrong. plain and simple.
& by the way most vaginal infections are actually caused by a simple imbalance of natural bacteria. that's exactly what bacterial vaginosis is.