Definitely, so you can see how YOU like it. That way, when you meet a guy you notice is standing close to you and you know you're "whiffy" you can use your seductive aroma on him, and even say, "sorry, I know I stink," and watch his reaction. If he says, "Oh, No, not at all. You smell just fine to me," you'll know you've met a like-minded soul. And you might even tease him by saying, "Oh, Good, 'cuz sometimes I smell even stronger." And if his eyes light up, BINGO! You can make a whole seductive conversation out of something like that.
I find that us guys who like body odor are positively mesmerized by someone else's smell in a way that maybe nothing else does it for us.
Myself, I know I'm positively amorous (sometimes involuntarily) if I get a good strong whiff of a guy (which almost NEVER happens here in New England) who's radiating a nice, musky odor. I'm very much a relationship-oriented guy, but I got my weaknesses, and body odor is right there at the top of the list (along with a guy who's got nice lips and is a gold star kisser!). I'd find it hard to turn away from someone whose odor lit my fire, although, if in conversation, he turned out to be not such a nice guy, no matter how great he smelled, it would turn me off instantly. Fortunately, my hormones don't overrule my sense of decency and humanity. Great smell, mean-spirited guy? Bye-bye! Otherwise, it's a case of "Nice weather. And you're certainly making it nicer."
(New Englanders are WAY uptight!) I'd be more likely to try it in Mississippi! (And, of course, these are generalizations.)
