A fowl smelling subject! Do you get mad when your partner passes wind?
By Citychic
@Citychic (4067)
United States
August 11, 2009 9:06pm CST
Hello friends, Just curious about something. When you are in a marriage or a serious relationship and they happen to pass wind around you. How do you respond? Do you ever get annoyed with it or what? Does it make you upset when your significant other pass gas near you?
Am I the only one who thinks it's rude to pass gas around others or what?
Am I the only one who thinks it's rude to pass gas around others or what?1 person likes this
4 responses
@twoey68 (13627)
• United States
31 Aug 09
Thankfully, when Hubby does it doesn't smell. I think while it's not a polite thing to do, there are times that it's necessary. Holding it in can cause a lot of pain. After all it's only air that is trapped in your body...it's not like it's actual poo or anything. Some foods will cause a person to be extra gassy and it's really better to let it out.
[b]~~AT PEACE WITHIN~~
**STAND STRONG IN YOUR BELIEFS**[/b]
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@Citychic (4067)
• United States
1 Sep 09
Well you make a strong point here twoey68 so I have to agree with you. It can be bad to hold it in but just letting it rip for the sake of laughter is almost considered a form of abuse if you asking me. Anyhow your point has been well taken. Keep mylotting!
@eileenleyva (27560)
• Philippines
13 Aug 09
Farting must be done in the bathroom. I think it is easy enough to go to the toilet if one feels the urge to fart. It is also politeness towards others, especially your loved ones. 
Make it a house rule!
Make it a house rule!1 person likes this
@Citychic (4067)
• United States
1 Sep 09
That's a great idea eileenleyva but i know it would never stick as a house rule around here. It seems that some people are so used to making up their own rules. So if I started that one up it would probably just go from farting to name calling and saying that it's just a rediculous rule. See if some people aren't the ones to think up the rules they refuse to follow by them. Thanks anyways for sharing thoug
@AmbiePam (91942)
• United States
12 Aug 09
Foul odors...that is one thing I'm thankful I don't have to put up with. No husband, no passing gas. Of course I did grow up with a father, so I wasn't totally free and clear. 
From my married friends I gather that men don't pass gas when they are in the dating stage. They wait until the marriage license is signed and the deal is sealed...then they start letting them fly!
From my married friends I gather that men don't pass gas when they are in the dating stage. They wait until the marriage license is signed and the deal is sealed...then they start letting them fly! 1 person likes this
@Citychic (4067)
• United States
1 Sep 09
Yes, i guess that must be the way things work Ambiepam, with married couples, back in the dating years you think this person is so nice, kind, polite, sociable , considerate, gracious, the list could go on and on. But once the paperwork is all signed and sealed it's another story. So I think that you are very lucky that you don't have to put up with this kind of insensitive crap. I'm certain that you aren't missing a thing. Thanks for responding.
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If you can't do it with your lover, who can you do it with?? 
@Christina504 (61)
• United States
12 Aug 09
I don't like to pass gas in front of my lover and I dont have a problem. Sorry I think that its gross and people need to have manners and go into another room to do that. If it stinks its not like I want to sit there and smell it.
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