Hair. I am not easily bothered, but I can't stand when hair is on the soap. But why? In general, why are people so disgusted by things that leave the body (besides the obvious...). I mean, you run your fingers blissfully though your locks, but when the brush goes through, the build up of locks magically transforms into "disgusting." You purse your lips, and with elbow straight, pinch the hair and throw it away as soon as possible. And fingernails.

Ya, they are fine when still attached to your hand, but the second they are severed, it makes most cringe. Why? That millisecond didn't create some sort of chemical change that will contaminate. It kinda makes me chuckle. From my limited perspective, this culture is to easily disgusted by normal bodily functions- especially girls.

Girls (in general) are so grossed out by guys spitting. Shhhh.... those girls don't realize that that same spit that ends up watering the grass, is the same spit that ends up in their mouths during make-out sessions. As long as the spit doesn't leave the body, its ok, but the second it does, its time to get your bio-haz suit on. Hmmm.... one could go extreme and create an analogy- how this reflects some sort of human nature of casting away that which has been removed from the body.... but lets leave it at face value. Do what you want... but just don't leave your hair on my soap.... or else.