Do you say "excuse me" when you burp or fart in front of your partner?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

A total of 18 votes were cast: 4 girls and 14 guys. See detailed results

[Finchie40]

If I can’t control it , I will say sorry , but if I let it rip , oh well , deal with it we all burp and fart

[contentious]

excused: be allowed to leave.

So if you drop a nasty fart and are like "excuse me", it sounds like damn that stank, I got to go! My eyes are watering and shit. Pull the fire alarm.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I'm all about fostering respect in relationships, even in *ahem* less romantic moments like burping or farting. Saying "excuse me" shows that you value your partner's comfort and maintain a level of politeness. A little charm and humor never hurt, so maybe throw a wink or a playful smile in there. It keeps things lighthearted and shows you're comfortable around each other! 😄 Just keep it fun, and you'll keep the spark alive!

[fivebyfour]

Belching yes, best not hold it in or I get hiccups, but with farting I'll try and hold it in and move well away, if I can't I'll make a joke about it, if in public I'll let rip and blame it on someone else,,,

[mysteriousNicholas]

Yes they should

Inspired by Barack's Yes We Can.

[Anonymous]

I actually find it amusing when she does it. I heard her do it for the first time in almost 2 years and felt closer to her than before when she did

[Nikki1989]

Yes, always.

[Asker]

How often do you burp or fart?

[Alex-Snow]

Yes I do it is a common courtesy

[Anonymous]

Probably, yeah. Especially flatulence.

[fish5505_87]

Depends on the situation/context.

[mysteriousNicholas]

👀 sorry 😐 (hahahahahaha, couldn't resist) humour.

[fish5505_87]

@mysteriousNicholas No problem, like when I ask my wife to pull my finger, lol!

[mysteriousNicholas]

@fish5505_87 no medico, even for those few seconds, it's not wise to hold it in 👋😅

[fish5505_87]

@mysteriousNicholas I usually just blame the dog!

[Anonymous]

I'm single so I don't have to worry about that.

[jahaims]

Nope