Don't you hate pussies who are so terrified of infections they always have to spray this and scrub that and freak out over the slightest possibility of infection? They're shy about touching public doorknobs and drinking fountains, they freak out over people touching money and then food without washing their hands, and always have to thoroughly wash their hands after taking a piss. In public I've occasionally seen people so afraid of germs they even wear those little surgical masks over their mouths/noses. Considering my masturbation history, if I washed my hands every time I touched my own dick, I'd spend my entire at the bathroom sink as an altar of worship.
Here's an amazing revelation: our human bodies have IMMUNE SYSTEMS, which makes conscious worrying about germs unnecessary! And like any other body part, if you don't use it and give it a workout, you lose it. So if germophobes want to kill all germs around them and live the "cleanest" life, here's the only thing they've achieved: weakening their own immune system. That's it.
I wallow in germs, dirt and filth, I'm always around sick, coughing people. I always eat food that falls on the floor. I'm always guzzling from filthy, germy drinking fountains and I've never, ever, ever washed my hands after going to the bathroom; CAN USMB DEAL WITH THAT??? And despite all this "germy" behavior I haven't been remotely sick in 5 years since that extremely deadly strain of the H1N1 "swine flu" virus swept across the west coast in 2014. It actually killed a couple of hundred people younger than me (I was 41 at the time) but I managed to survive and recover after a couple of weeks. You know why? Because I have such a tough immune system that is used to conquering "nasty germs" (for lack of a better term). Quite a few young people died in that last H1N1 outbreak in this area, I got infected with it, yet I survived. Because my lifetime of "germy" behavior toughened it up, kept my immune system on permanent "yellow alert" I believe.
Here's an amazing revelation: our human bodies have IMMUNE SYSTEMS, which makes conscious worrying about germs unnecessary! And like any other body part, if you don't use it and give it a workout, you lose it. So if germophobes want to kill all germs around them and live the "cleanest" life, here's the only thing they've achieved: weakening their own immune system. That's it.
I wallow in germs, dirt and filth, I'm always around sick, coughing people. I always eat food that falls on the floor. I'm always guzzling from filthy, germy drinking fountains and I've never, ever, ever washed my hands after going to the bathroom; CAN USMB DEAL WITH THAT??? And despite all this "germy" behavior I haven't been remotely sick in 5 years since that extremely deadly strain of the H1N1 "swine flu" virus swept across the west coast in 2014. It actually killed a couple of hundred people younger than me (I was 41 at the time) but I managed to survive and recover after a couple of weeks. You know why? Because I have such a tough immune system that is used to conquering "nasty germs" (for lack of a better term). Quite a few young people died in that last H1N1 outbreak in this area, I got infected with it, yet I survived. Because my lifetime of "germy" behavior toughened it up, kept my immune system on permanent "yellow alert" I believe.