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Re: Crazy in the Cubicle – is this common?

Re: Crazy in the Cubicle – is this common?2012-04-29T22:48:11+00:00

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April 29, 2012 at 10:48 pm #114074

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April 29, 2012 at 10:48 pm
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I have a crazy over sensitivity to smells. I can smell chocolate on my husband from across the room and can tell the instant he comes home if he’s eaten any while he’s been out!

Also, this isn’t pleasant, I can tell when people have been umm ‘doing adult stuff’ before they’ve come out. I don’t tell people I can do this because I might never get invited out again, but really, I’d rather not know this stuff.

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