Why do you brush your teeth and let the toothpaste just bubble out and become a mess across your entire mouth?
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Anonymous
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Even as a kid I was bothered by toothpaste just pouring out of my mouth across my lips and chin but I can’t escape seeing people doing this when I’ve traveled with people, or even in movies, on tv, in vlogs.
Why does it not bother you to have the outside of your mouth covered in bubbly toothpaste?! 
This is what I’m describing: 
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Anonymous
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I don't?
Hell, I rarely brush my teeth at all. |
Anonymous
| That's normal |
Anonymous
| Wow, I'm on the autism spectrum and even I'm not bothered by this. It's for SECONDS, and if that's what it takes to get my teeth and gums clean, I deal with it. |
Anonymous
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Idk, but I seem to get tooth paste on my shirt half the time. It doesn't bubble and foam out like that, but it still seems to escape.
I think I have a breathing through my nose issue. I'm a mess, I know this. |
Anonymous
My DH is on the spectrum and is not bothered by this so maybe that is a commonality. It really bothers me as a NT person. |
Anonymous
| I try not to worry about how other people brush their teeth. I don't need to control everything. |
Anonymous
| I think that might just be you OP. |
Anonymous
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I do it just to annoy you, OP. Everything you find annoying, I do. |
Anonymous
| Who does this? |
Anonymous
People who naturally salivate a lot make a lot of spit foam when they brush their teeth. They also tend to have strong teeth and very few cavities. |
Anonymous
| Use less toothpaste. |
Anonymous
| Why are you watching me brush my teeth you weirdo? |
Anonymous
You need blackout curtains on every window. Of course then the OP will be talking about that creepy neighbor who has a suspicious house with blackout curtains and foams at the mouth. |
Anonymous
+1 This OP and the one who cares how much toilet paper people use need to get together. |