LONDON: Couples in long-term relationships can attest to the fact that hearing and smelling their significant other’s flatulence doesn’t bother them as much anymore.
But as it turns out, that gassy stench can be beneficial to one’s overall health.
Sunday, 29 Oct 2017
LONDON: Couples in long-term relationships can attest to the fact that hearing and smelling their significant other’s flatulence doesn’t bother them as much anymore.
But as it turns out, that gassy stench can be beneficial to one’s overall health.
