I think its more to do with specific smells.Is people smelling "old" a thing? Or is it more about the kind of place they live in, what they keep around the house etc.?
It is! There's even a Wikipedia article on it.Is people smelling "old" a thing?
It is; one reason for this is that as old people lose their sense of smell, they'll use more and more perfume.Is people smelling "old" a thing? Or is it more about the kind of place they live in, what they keep around the house etc.?
Hold on let me smell myself to verify:Is people smelling "old" a thing? Or is it more about the kind of place they live in, what they keep around the house etc.?
Wow that's very interesting. Cool that Japanese people already know and have a word for it too.It is! There's even a Wikipedia article on it.
Yeah, it is. A lot of that has to do with older people tending to use medical creams, wearing sanitary items, etc. that do give off a certain smell. You can easily get "nose blind" to it, but it's recognizable.Is people smelling "old" a thing? Or is it more about the kind of place they live in, what they keep around the house etc.?
Holly shit what a roast"Build King" still got axed in another universe