Tom Ford is one exception that doesn't split their fragrance line (with a couple of minor exceptions).

Of course, if you still _want_ to smell like a sofa, they've got you covered, but they also have some very delightful florals and fruits.

fun fact, my (cishet dudebro type) favourite Axe body spray flavour is called: Anarchy for Her

So... Touche patriarchy?!?

(Well, it was. Can't find it any more because, of course not)

someone in our building drowns themselves in cologne before getting into the lift.
You cannot breathe

And I hate when people do this before using public transport.
Just... Wash yourself. You don't need to douse yourself in smell, really. It's so icky (and gives a lot of people genuine respiratory problems!).

Smelling nice is one thing but the overdoing it can get in the bin.

Maybe we millennials can kill Fragrance like we killed laundry conditioner... 🤔

are you based in Berlin? Check out the not gender specific fragrances at voostore.com/en-nl

I have the wonderful Kirsch from Headspace.

On a related theme a popular scent for fabric conditioner is so called "Summer Meadow".

I can't help thinking that summer meadows quite often smell of cow shit 🙂

The good news is that even moderate applications of men's _or_ women's fragrance are enough to suffocate me.

A coworker thought I was joking when I said their lotion was making it hard for me to breathe.

Walking behind someone outdoors yesterday and I started to choke up.

No, I don't have asthma; there's just something about perfumes and colognes that I can't hand.

I have a very mild deodorant I can tolerate but that's about it; everything else I use is fragrance free.

that works both ways:

i have it on good evidence that many women prefer men's underarm deodorant/ antiperspirant

some because they say it works better

others because they resent floral scents, that it clashes with natural odors

the grass is always greener on the other side

I'm torn, initially I wanted to but at a leaked $99 it's a tad more than I'd want to.

I've actually started to use my Dualsense a tad more now too as finding more and more games support the haptic triggers which I do like.

Secret fourth option:

Maybe when my DS4s crap out because I'm very happy with those otherwise

Kinda waiting on reviews tho, I guess. I have a pair of the old Steam Controller and it was a pretty mixed experience with them. The new one seems to address some of my gripes but a big one was that the build quality on the old controller was not great. It just doesn't feel super good to hold etc...

Optimistic, still, really want these to be great

My "good" controller seems to have gone missing in the last month, so it's a well-timed replacement.

In the long run, I expect to have two, as the Steam Machine is also supposed to come with one - which is ok, I like some two-player games. But if I can get one now and they offer the Steam machine without, I'll likely go without.

My PC gaming is 99.99% RetroArch, and at the moment, my old PS3 controller works fine. I know it won't last forever though, so when I need a new one I'll likely be mulling it over between a Steam controller or something from 8bitdo.

Edit: forgot to say "reviews will play into that decision" 📊