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Should I get this perfume joke meme

This is a crude, absurdist meme showing a close-up of the back of a person's hand, which has a clear, shiny, wet substance spread across its surface. White overlaid text on the image reads 'Guys should I get this perfume'. The humor derives from the suggestive, intentionally misleading framing: the wet substance is clearly not actual perfume, and is heavily implied to be a bodily fluid such as spit or semen, with the poster pretending to seriously ask for advice about purchasing it as a fragrance for comedic effect.
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Guys should I get this perfume

Overview

This is a crude, absurdist meme showing a close-up of the back of a person's hand, which has a clear, shiny, wet substance spread across its surface. White overlaid text on the image reads 'Guys should I get this perfume'. The humor derives from the suggestive, intentionally misleading framing: the wet substance is clearly not actual perfume, and is heavily implied to be a bodily fluid such as spit or semen, with the poster pretending to seriously ask for advice about purchasing it as a fragrance for comedic effect.

Origin notes

Per the provided source information, this meme originates from Reddit, and was originally posted with the title 'how does it smell?'. It is a typical user-created casual raunchy humor meme, the kind commonly shared on general Reddit meme communities like r/memes or r/funny, made by adding a simple text overlay to a personal photo.

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