Anonymous wrote:I'm a guy who can count on one hand the number of times I have farted anywhere near my wife. I think it's rude as hell and let's just be honest, it's gross. "But but but it's NATURAL!" Okay I guess I should just poop on the bed then. I have always found people who fart in a classroom, a meeting, etc. to be extremely inconsiderate people. It should not be hard to hold a fart for an hour at least, and if it is then you need to stop eating a 24/7 diet of fast food and/or see your nearest health practitioner.
There are lots of stuff about people that are natural - getting oily hair, morning breath smell, clogged nostrils, gas. I'm not going to wake up in the morning and sit on my wife's lap while huffing and puffing bad breath into her face, simultaneously rubbing her hand over my greasy head while I blow my nose onto her shirt and fart everywhere. Apparently for some people that's just how they live their life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I relish my gas and believe others should also. Oddly, not everyone else is as enthusiastic.
Deep down, we all want to smell other people’s farts.
Think about it. Guy goes, “I farted.” You don’t leave the room, you wait for olfactory confirmation. “Oh my God, you did! Did something crawl up you and DIE?”
Anonymous wrote:I am not a prude, but no. We don't poop or pee in front of each other. I mean--why would we? We have bathrooms. With DOORS. My mother used to use the bathroom in front of me all the time when I was a kid and teenager, and I really hated that she had such few boundaries with me about her body. I also try not to fart in front of my husband and I'm pretty sure he does the same. Does one slip out once in a while. LOL. Of course. But I'm not lettin her rip all the time!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To this day I have never heard my mother or father pass gas. Nor any of my siblings save when they were very young children. I can remember when my brother was going through a phase of thinking it was funny to pass gas loudly, and my mother giving him a long talk on a walk about how polite people don't pass gas in front of others. He couldn't believe anyone else passed gas, he literally thought he was the only one, because that's how discreet everyone else was! My mom told him in a nice way that everyone does, but it's impolite, and needs to be kept private the way all bodily/bathroom functions do
I seriously dont understand how this is even an issue? Unless you're incontinent, why cant you regulate your bowels? Do you openly pass gas in work and other public settings? Why are people obsessed with this topic on here?
Here’s my problem: how can you stop it? It’s not bowels; it’s gas. Can you control when you pass gas?
Anonymous wrote:We don’t hide it but we are considerate adults.
Anonymous wrote:I relish my gas and believe others should also. Oddly, not everyone else is as enthusiastic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To this day I have never heard my mother or father pass gas. Nor any of my siblings save when they were very young children. I can remember when my brother was going through a phase of thinking it was funny to pass gas loudly, and my mother giving him a long talk on a walk about how polite people don't pass gas in front of others. He couldn't believe anyone else passed gas, he literally thought he was the only one, because that's how discreet everyone else was! My mom told him in a nice way that everyone does, but it's impolite, and needs to be kept private the way all bodily/bathroom functions do
I seriously dont understand how this is even an issue? Unless you're incontinent, why cant you regulate your bowels? Do you openly pass gas in work and other public settings? Why are people obsessed with this topic on here?
Here’s my problem: how can you stop it? It’s not bowels; it’s gas. Can you control when you pass gas?