Why do people like the smell of their own farts?

If you've ever (secretly) wondered why you like the smell of your flatulence, we have good news: You're not alone. ... First thing's first: What do people genuinely think about this? ... a fast search reveals that 65-76 percent of individuals agree that “Yes,” like the smelling of your own farts is, in fact, normal. read more

When you smell someone else's Silent But Deadly, your brain detects it as something that is trying to harm your body because of the bad smell, and actually, farts can spread disease. One parp can spread Streptococcus pyogenes, a bacteria that can cause tonsillitis and flesh eating disease, dispersed by poop particles. read more

Because everyone likes their own flavor. Long Story Short The folks at AsapSCIENCE explore why we're a-ok with the smell of our own farts, why we don't like the smell of others' and why "silent but deadly" farts really do smell worse. read more

Some people enjoy the smell of their own earwax and armpits, and some people love to smell their own socks, all because it’s our own smell. It’s us. Even if we don’t like the smell of our own fart, our dislike of it is not as intense as others’ because it’s our own product. read more