I never thought the day would come when I would be discussing the fact that my wife had been using my toothbrush to scrub her V. I know it sounds absurd, and it is, but it’s something that I found out recently and I’ve been feeling quite conflicted about it ever since.
It all started when I was getting ready for work one morning. I was brushing my teeth, as I do every morning, when I noticed a strange smell coming from my toothbrush. It was a smell I had never smelled before and it was quite pungent. I thought it might be an old piece of food that had been stuck to the bristles, so I decided to take a closer look.
That was when I noticed something that made my stomach turn: a small, white, slimy substance that was stuck to the bristles of my toothbrush. I had no idea what it was, but one thing was for sure: it definitely wasn’t toothpaste. I knew it couldn’t be coming from my mouth, so the only logical conclusion was that it had come from somewhere else.
At that point, I started to put two and two together. I remembered that my wife had been complaining about being itchy down there a few days before. She had told me that she was using a special cream to help, but I had no idea that she had been using my toothbrush.
Needless to say, I was appalled. I couldn’t believe that my wife had been using my toothbrush to scrub her V. Not only was it unhygienic, but it was also a complete violation of my personal space. I felt violated and angry that my wife had been using my toothbrush in such a way.
When I confronted my wife about it, she was embarrassed and apologetic. She told me that she had been using my toothbrush because she was too embarrassed to buy a new one. She said she had been using a special cream that was making her itch and she thought using my toothbrush would be a quick and easy way to get some relief.
I was still angry, but I could understand her reasoning. I told her that she should never use my toothbrush again and that she should buy her own. We agreed to never speak of it again and I decided to let the matter drop.
However, it’s hard for me to forget the fact that my wife was using my toothbrush to scrub her vagina. I still feel violated and find it difficult to look at my toothbrush the same way. I’m trying to move on from the incident, but it’s hard to forget something like that.
My advice to anyone in a similar situation is to talk to your partner about it. Don’t just brush it off and try to forget about it. It’s important to communicate and make sure that your partner understands why it was wrong and that it should never happen again. It’s also important to make sure that your partner gets the help they need if they are experiencing any kind of discomfort down there.