sooooo i have been dating this girl about 1 8months and recently she has started to tell me that my skin burns hers when i touch her. this effect is amplified to an almost unbearable level in specifically more "sensitive" areas of her body. do you think the nicotine is what is causing this? i vape about 3-7ml's of 36mg a day (madvapes juice olny...MVFTW) plus 2-3 pieces 4mg nic gum when i cant vape. she does not currently use nicotine but used to be an analog-er about 24~ months ago...this issues is starting to hurt our relationship and im willing to reduce/quit nicotine because of it(though i REALLY don't want to quit)
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Hi Normal IL---you are about 30+ minutes from me. 
I won't say it's impossible, but can't see vaping do this since she smoked and no reaction.
More likely you got some of the liquid on your hands and it could be the flavors, the PG/VG, and or the nic causing this.
Hope you find the cause.
I won't say it's impossible, but can't see vaping do this since she smoked and no reaction.
More likely you got some of the liquid on your hands and it could be the flavors, the PG/VG, and or the nic causing this.
Hope you find the cause.
I agree. Juice on your hands can do this. Perhaps handling the nicotine gum, too, but I don't know. So wash your hands before you touch her, particularly her more sensitive areas. Really, you should do this anyway, vaping or not! Hands are filthy and are the main way we transmit things like colds and flus to each other.
I think its psycological, even a complete mess would wipe off most of the juice on your hands (its an instinctive move example: Chip greese on hands wipe hands on jeans) and even if there was slight residue on your hands at 3.6% you would barely get a reaction from both you or her.
thats kinda what i thought but its ANY section of my skin(ie. penis) i think i may go back to carto's and see if that helps( less filling maybe less trans-dermal absorption?) i wish there was a way i could test the levels of nicotine on my skin...(which since 10% of your body's waste is excreted through your pores...lolz...maybe i don't want to know)
hmmmm anybody know any chemists on ECF? im pretty chem savvy and could work out an alkaloid removal from my epidermis if i had a little help
That sounds more like psychological.
There's another possibility, too, but it's worse than if the cause were vaping. Twice in my life I've been with women that I wasn't physically compatible with. One reacted to me much like you're describing, and with the other, I reacted to her in a similar way. I didn't vape (or smoke) at the time, and never figured out what it was. Just chalked it up to some weird biochemical thing, possibly dietary. Or perhaps allergy to laundry detergents or something. Both times, it basically made the relationship impossible.
I hope that what you're experiencing is not this!
if thats the case do the placebo thing- Tell her you switched to 0 nic, OR you switched to PG or VG 100%- cause you heard that was what was 'burning' her- if it stops then you know its mental- if it doesnt, then maybe you SHOULD do the switch.
Have you gotten on a jalapino kick lately? cause that burns BADLY and DOESNT wash off easy- I can assure you-
and maybe get tested for a yeast infection- not to be TMI but that might be doing it too-
Have you gotten on a jalapino kick lately? cause that burns BADLY and DOESNT wash off easy- I can assure you-
and maybe get tested for a yeast infection- not to be TMI but that might be doing it too-
I hate to be the one to say it, but maybe she's not that into you anymore. I've heard of girls using all kinds of crazy excuses to get out if intimate relationships. I hope it's not the case, but it is something to consider.
...wow...i read that and my heart( and 5v mod) hit the floor...may i ask if this was noticed at the beginning of the relationship or midway?
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threshold level (ie burning sensation) is .2-.3 mg...which is possible through the skin
threshold level (ie burning sensation) is .2-.3 mg...which is possible through the skin
Is this question posed to me? If so, then both times we noticed it early on, but it took a couple of months before we realized it was actually a reaction to the other person and not something else we were being exposed to, yeast infection, or anything like that.
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i have tried washing, exfoliating, chemical treatments and those foot pad things on my hands so far none work...
yes it was zal42 and thank you...this just started about a month ago so im not really concerned about the "incompatibility factor"
Have you recently started using a new soap for showering, new laundry detergent, new deodorant, new lotion, or started a new medication? It's spring so going on allergy meds at this time of year isn't unusual. It could be any of these things. If you've started using something new it could be that she's allergic to it.
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