I was commenting more on the fact that this thread has spored some tension that I was simply trying to help alleviate by pointing out that each users' point of view on here is intended to be well meaning advice.

As for you Jimrat, I was not suggesting daily bathing, there's nothing wrong with a couple of times a week. My great grandmother washes "the essentials" every morning in the sink and takes a bath 2-3 times a month. My grandma, her daughter, hates the feeling of water on her face. She washes her 'essentials' daily by sink. She washes her hair twice a week over the kitchen sink, just to avoid water running down her face. Due to allergies, she doesn't use deodorant, lotion, perfume; nothing but plain antibacterial soap. I understand this. If this is a method you are using then fine. But they're are health implications to not bathing. Your necessary wash parts listed earlier are exactly right but it also includes bottom private areas as well, front and back. I wasn't trying to be rude. But this thread seemed to be consistent with the idea of not washing yourself at all, which you now seem to be contradicting. I'm not trying to be rude or judgmental, I really want to help any way I can. I'm just saying that somewhat reg. bathing (in some form) is essential to your health. Yeast and other fungi will begin to grow on your skin after prolonged lack of hygiene, especially under your arms, genitals, and if your heavier in any folds of the skin.

All anyone here is doing is trying to speak in your best interest. I'm so sorry that you have taken what seems like offense to what many posters have said. As far as the rabbit, put it somewhere else to live, it's that simple, that's just an excuse. The not wearing deodorant because of allergies. That's not that uncommon. That is optional, as well as lotions, perfumes, etc. Some people those things make them feel nice others it's a terrible thing to endure. I'm only asking you to be healthy in your practices. If you NEVER bathe at all, that's unhealthy. If you are taking some time out of each week to some form of hygiene ( brushing teeth, or using soap on the 'essentials' the other stuff is extra if you don't like it you don't like it). Please don't take offense to what I'm saying. I'm just trying to be helpful. Best wishes to you