Bad Breath

Hard experience for you. I have experienced it many times as i frequently use buses in city traveling and even some distant traveling as well. You should have told that fellow passenger softly to keep his face or mouth away from where you were siting. I think it is worth than having a vomit. I have said it many times when it becomes unavoidable but at many times I adjusted like yours.

I also had this experience and i have to converse with this person for over an hour. happy mylotting.

there are some things that are difficult to stand. one of them is bad breath. talking is inevitable for some people. so when they talk, the smell of their breath goes with them. if one has problem with hygiene, it is obvious in his appearance and breath. if the person has problem with his/her lungs and stomach, only operation can save that person from bad breath. just take a distance.

Sometimes we just could not stand the bad breath. I still remembered one evening I was on a very packed train and a man next to me having bad odour too. There was hardly any space for me to turn my head away. I have to bear it and when people went down at the next station, I quickly move away to a space that is available for me to turn to another sides. I personally think that someone closed to him should tell him that he had bad breath or bad odour. He should drink water, gargle with salt and take some mint sweet to avoid this embarassment to him and inconvenience others. Oral hygiene is very important too.

Therefore I not like to travel in Bus or in travels other than train. Because if we not feel comfortable in one place then we can go next bogi in train but no chance in bus.