Girlfriends And Their Gas

There comes that time in the relationship; you've been together a while, you're comfortable enough around each other and there is nothing on this earth that could possibly put you off one another now. It's time to break that barrier and let one go.


But for the female gender; getting to this stage seems to be a lot harder, mainly due to the social pressure to be "ladylike" and the myth undertaken by some men that "women don't fart". But I say enough with this, it's time for ladies to become more confident with their flatulence.


With my girlfriend, it took her until six months into the relationship until she finally weighed in on the gas department (and she even had the decency to do it whilst sitting on my lap!). She was absolutely mortified but in a way, I was relieved. Although her fart slipping out was an accident, it meant that she had achieved some comfort and in a relationship, that's one of the most vital attributes. Even now she tries not to fart around me but if she has to, she knows she can.


From what I see from my friends and from stories I hear is that men do tend to be quite accepting if a woman happens to toot. And whilst they joke about dumping their lady on the spot if she ever did have an attack of nature, it makes me think that men's perception of female gas isn't the issue. It's the women themselves not having the confidence to fart and then holding themselves back from attaining a higher comfort zone in a relationship. So ladies, I say this: be confident in yourself and in your farting, if you need to let one out, let them go. Obviously refrain in public places and maintain the social etiquette but if you're ever in a situation where you are locked in a love nest with your man and you get a windy surge incoming from your backside, just do it. Don't hold back; screw perception, screw being ladylike, if he loves you enough he won't care in the slightest. Plus you might also save yourself future trips to the hospital!


Girlfriends And Their Gas

Girlfriends And Their Gas
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