I was surfing at Pinterest this morning. I was looking at an article on making your own wool dryer balls.
Pretty innocent, but a fight breaks out in the comment section. I stopped reading at the kerfluffle over "affect" vs "effect."
My main question here is, how much should we alter our daily actions over the potential effect on someone else? And does relationship / proximity make a difference?
What I mean is if your spouse has allergy issues with scents, obviously you probably don't wear or even own cologne.
If the person who sits beside you on the bus has the same issue, do you stop *wearing your cologne?
*I am a assuming normal level of use. The people who bathe in their cologne and can be smelled long before they have entered or left a room should be publicly hanged. I think we can all agree on that.
Pretty innocent, but a fight breaks out in the comment section. I stopped reading at the kerfluffle over "affect" vs "effect."
My main question here is, how much should we alter our daily actions over the potential effect on someone else? And does relationship / proximity make a difference?
What I mean is if your spouse has allergy issues with scents, obviously you probably don't wear or even own cologne.
If the person who sits beside you on the bus has the same issue, do you stop *wearing your cologne?
*I am a assuming normal level of use. The people who bathe in their cologne and can be smelled long before they have entered or left a room should be publicly hanged. I think we can all agree on that.