Smell Denial: The Art of Ignoring Your Nose

Smell Denial: it's like the sibling of the Ostrich Method, but instead of ignoring your eyes, you ignore your nose. Because who needs to know what's under your nose, really?

It's a powerful defense mechanism, really. You can use it to avoid:

• That weird smell coming from the fridge
• Your neighbor's cooking
• Your own body odor
• The smell of despair

But be warned: Smell Denial can have its downsides. You might:

• Miss out on a good opportunity to find the source of that smell
• Develop a strange rash (or worse)
• Forget what a real smile looks like

Don't say we didn't warn you.

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