destrekor
Lifer
- Nov 18, 2005
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I guess it goes back to the spitting thread we had here not too long ago.
Why the need to spit at all?
You don't have the sinus drainage that I have to deal with.
And with that said, most of times that I spit, it's not a neat clear fluid that resembles drool - no no, it's rather disgusting looking.
Where would you prefer I spit?
I typically use the nearest preferred spit receptacle. Usually a urinal, toilet, sink, or garbage can. If I'm not surrounded by a lot of people, I'll take care of it in the grass outside.
It's not pretty, but it's that or a feeling that junk is lodged in my throat. It doesn't make it all the way down, so it has to come back up.
Don't worry, I don't leave little globs of nastiness visible. Sink? If I'm not already washing my hands, I rinse the sink out. Toilet or urinal? No problem, it's going where bodily waste was meant to be deposited.
Bodily functions need to not be something we need to be grossed out by. It's not like I'm attempting to mark territory or anything (though for some guys, that could be the unconscious drive responsible). Same goes for sneezing, farting, belching. Why do we even waste breath acknowledging these bodily functions? We all do it, we've learned it's not a demon possessing us. Our body does some incredibly nasty things inside, and well, sometimes it escapes the confinement of the meatbag known as our body. Sometimes it feels uncomfortable to do anything but get rid of something our body would rather push out.
Seriously, we are too much of a pansy-ass nation if we are offended by 100% natural bodily functions. Mammals are actually some of the worst offenders for everyday bodily functions, and we happen to be such a creature.
