OK. So, I think that I'm a pretty considerate guy. I open doors for people (not just women). I don't call people at weird times of the night. I say "excuse me," "please," and "thank you."
If I really have to fart (and
especially if I "sense" that it's gonna be a bad one), then I'll leave the room. Even though I know she doesn't mind, I'll still leave the room. It's polite. The problem with that is... like, well, say you're laying on the couch, watching TV. And then you've gotta rip one. So you get up to move to a more open area, far away from the couch, and... nothing. After all of the shifting involved with getting up and walking, you don't have to fart anymore.
Until you get back in that same comfortable position on the couch. You know, the one you just left because you wanted to be polite.
But here's my real question.
Say that you're in bed. Nearly asleep. Dosing with the TV on. Let's say that suddenly, you've gotta rip one... but you notice that your girlfriend is asleep. Do you let it fly right then and there, or are you still polite? It's a tough question. There's a fine line there.
I mean, you don't want to fart right there and actually wake her up. That'd just be disastrous. But then again, you want to avoid all that shifting of innards that might ruin you chance of expending that gas, so you're not sure if you wanna walk. Do you know what I'm talking about? Has this happened to you?
I guess stuff like this is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Some farts, you can tell that they'll be "safe" or "all bark and no bite." Some farts, you'll not only wake your girlfriend, but the dead. It's all on the individual to judge. Last night? I got away with one.
Hey, at least I'm not that asshole who does the Dutch Oven with their girlfriend...
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