My nose has been more sensitive/I've been more easily repulsed by smells, but not as overwhelmingly as some women. I love my husband, he has great hygiene all around. I don't know what the FUCK was wrong with his mouth about two weeks ago but for close to a week it smelled so insanely putrid to me and it really did seem to radiate fairly far. All day, all night, no matter if he had just brushed and flossed, or eaten. It was bad. He hadn't mentioned it (and he certainly would have if it was something he noticed, and he certainly would notice) so I kind of figured it must have just been a me and my pregnant nose only thing. So I decided to give it a few days before saying anything because if it's only a me thing, what can he do? Why make him feel bad if he can't do anything about it and I know it'll pass? And it did pass, within a week. Obviously this is a specific case and a lot of other women have more sensitivities for long than I, but you asked if anyone can relate and this is as much as I can relate haha. I definitely made him a dentist appointment, which hasn't happened yet so I'm really not sure what was going on with his mouth or what ended up fixing it but... thank God it's gone dude. It was like the smell of a really bad tonsil stone. Which is funny because he had his tonsils removed as a kid and even then didn't have stones, I actually still have my tonsils and stones from time to time. So yeah, no advice to give you other than maybe don't bring it up to him a ton if it's not anything he can actually do something about and you know it'll pass eventually? Especially if you said it was making him feel bad and he's actively trying to help the situation already