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Olalekanbanky1:
Guysssss
Shey make I talk for una or make I shut up?

obembet:
Each of the three (body odor, mouth odor, and snoring) can be unpleasant, but the level of tolerance often depends on the context and the people around:

BODY ODOR

Can be hard to tolerate, especially in public places, offices, or crowded transport. It creates discomfort for everyone nearby.

MOUTH ODOR (bad breath)
Usually harder to tolerate than body odor because it directly affects conversations and close interactions. It can make communication very uncomfortable.

SNORING
This one mostly affects people who sleep close to the person (partners, roommates, family). Outside bedtime, it doesn’t disturb others.


Most people find snoring easier to tolerate compared to body odor or mouth odor, since it only happens during sleep and can sometimes be managed with lifestyle changes or medical help.
Mouth odor is usually the least tolerated because it directly affects one-on-one interactions.

If you had to choose, which one is easier to live with or tolerate?

jocelynor:
What if

tinubu is my neighbour