Anonymous
07/30/2025 20:31
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??
Take your head out of your A$$ first, and then type "Do perfumes cause allergies" on your keyboard.
You are being trolled.
First they ask for "muh sources", then they ridicule your sources no matter what and ask for more.
It's a game.
+1. There is no need to research for others that which an idiot will disregard. Ironically, this is why we need big gov't oversight/involvement- to protect the people who don't even appreciate it. Some people would rather put you in harm's way than to just be kind and intelligent.
Let Darwin sort them out.
Anonymous
07/30/2025 17:37
Subject: Coworker floral smell
Op here. I’m pretty sure it’s residual vape.
Anonymous
07/30/2025 17:25
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??
Take your head out of your A$$ first, and then type "Do perfumes cause allergies" on your keyboard.
You are being trolled.
First they ask for "muh sources", then they ridicule your sources no matter what and ask for more.
It's a game.
Maybe have actual, valid sources? Either way, no one is trolling her or ridiculing her, so it seems the joke is on you.
Anonymous
07/30/2025 16:59
Subject: Coworker floral smell
OP, we found your people.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apple-news-narrated/id1708072320?i=1000719680555
Do you have MCAS?
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apple-news-narrated/id1708072320?i=1000719680555
Do you have MCAS?
Anonymous
07/29/2025 22:04
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??
Take your head out of your A$$ first, and then type "Do perfumes cause allergies" on your keyboard.
You are being trolled.
First they ask for "muh sources", then they ridicule your sources no matter what and ask for more.
It's a game.
+1. There is no need to research for others that which an idiot will disregard. Ironically, this is why we need big gov't oversight/involvement- to protect the people who don't even appreciate it. Some people would rather put you in harm's way than to just be kind and intelligent.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 17:24
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??
Take your head out of your A$$ first, and then type "Do perfumes cause allergies" on your keyboard.
You are being trolled.
First they ask for "muh sources", then they ridicule your sources no matter what and ask for more.
It's a game.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 11:41
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
We are in an enclosed office space, so the air is recirculated.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0887233323002187
It has been shown that fragrance allergy leads to Th2/Th22 production of IL-4, IL-5 and IL-13, controlling the development of IgE and mediating hypersensitivity reactions in the lung, such as asthma.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 11:27
Subject: Coworker floral smell
He's probably homeless.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 11:06
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??
Take your head out of your A$$ first, and then type "Do perfumes cause allergies" on your keyboard.
I asked for medical studies. Not google crap.
Also, you made a claim that you can't support. If you are so confident in your search results, post them here.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 11:05
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??
Take your head out of your A$$ first, and then type "Do perfumes cause allergies" on your keyboard.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 11:04
Subject: Re:Coworker floral smell
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It doesn't make your allergies go crazy. You just don't like the smell. Be real
It absolutely does, I'm not being dramatic. I have asthma too, but thankfully it manages to just stay below that threshold.
So you start coughing and sneezing because he wears a scent?
Yes, my eyes start watering and I sneeze constantly; other smells have definitely triggered my ashtma for coughing and wheezing but I think I am far enough away that isn't happening here.
Do you not have allergies? This is hardly controversial to be have allergy triggers.
I actually do. Pet and pollen. I just don't believe anyone who says that they have such an extreme allergic reaction to someone 10 feet away. Sorry.
Well I'm not allergic to pets or pollen, so I say you're lying. You must not be allergic to them either. You just hate plants and animals. Admit it. Stop trying to control nature.
Show me medical studies that perfumes cause allergies and I'll admit you're right.
Just google it yourself, lazy. There are multiple results proving that perfumes can trigger allergies.
How can I find something that doesn't exist??