Why is spitting so bad?

[Deleted]

Spitting in general, meh who cares. Spitting on someone is disgusting though. The guy was wanting a reaction though and he got one. He could have just told the guy to F off and drove away. Getting some pretty funny memes off it though

[chubbybunny]

Should you just swallow?

or if you really want to show off your skills... Gargle!!

[Super Kami Dende]

Spit is gross, but I don't see it as the lowest form of showing anger.

I'd rather an angry person spit at the ground in a sign of disgust at someone, than attack them.

[katori]

Isn't it like many other believes just a cultural construct?

[plagueshard801]

Spitting on or at someone is considered disrespect. Fighting words, so to speak.

[kail]

Yeah, here it's a shitty gesture to spit at or towards someone. Some even spit at the ground when mentioning a disliked name. Outside of that, it's a normal bodily reaction like sneezing and coughing.

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Isn't it like many other believes just a cultural construct?

It's insult is cultural but at least has the reason behind it as it's highly unsanitary.

[ItachiZaku]

It is pretty funny how many people on here claim to be 6'3 or taller and jacked.

6'5, but not jacked.

I spit. I have no problem with it.

And to the other side, I don't care if she spits or swallows just as long as I cum where I intend to cum, she can do with it however she wants.

[Themius]

I don't spit... i really don't get why people are constnatly spitting.

[Vargulf the Happy Husky]

i spit all the time. i chew tobacco, but even when i'm not doing that i spit.

Spitting puts oxygen back into the atmosphere. Change my mind.

[Unholyground]

Body fluids are vectors for disease transmission. Is it really that big of a mystery?

And, yes, you are fucking disgusting if you spit everywhere instead of swallowing. Brush your fucking teeth more than once a month and maybe your saliva won't taste too nasty to swallow.

I spit when I smoke weed or cigars, but only in front of other smokers. People just need to be mindful of their audience.