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Our next reddit posted from chunks of melon. I'm thinking of leaving my husband due to him

constantly farting in public. My husband thinks that he's hilarious, but he's not. Whenever we go out,

be it to a restaurant or the shops or absolutely anywhere, he will fart loudly and then smirk

or outright laugh. These aren't normal farts, mind you. They're loud splurts. They're wet. They're

squelchy. They're toxic. And they reek like they were just risen from hell itself. People look at us,

they avoid us. They judge us. I'm pretty certain there are friends of ours who no longer want to

hang out with us due to the farting issue. My husband doesn't have a medical condition exactly,

apart from a bit of a lactose and glucose intolerance. But he does go out of his way to eat

trigger foods such as sour cream, milk, and sourdough bread so he can fart the best that he can.

Lately, it's come to a head though. I've noticed that he smells like rank fart for a long time

after the farts have passed. I do all the washing in the house because I'm not the breadwinner,

and I've no, oh no. I've started to notice a clear jelly-like residual substance in his underpants

that smells like curdled turds. Google tells me this is mucus. This has been going on for about two

weeks now. And sometimes the fecal jelly ranges in consistency and is closer to looking like brown

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