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Hygiene-mad mum baffles internet after saying people should ‘sneeze internally’

A HYGIENE-mad mum has baffled the internet after saying people shouldn’t “sneeze in public”.

Taking to Mumsnet, the unnamed woman says she “absolutely detests” people sneezing as it “spreads germs” and it’s “not that hard to internally sneeze”.

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A mum moaned that she ‘detests’ people sneezing in public (Picture posed by model)

She wrote on the parenting forum: “Probably get flamed for this but I absolutely detest people sneezing in public.

“It spreads germs and it’s NOT THAT HARD to internally sneeze as in like hold yourself back when you sneeze!”

She added: “Don’t say people can’t help sneezing, because unless you are challenged in some way, you ASBOLUTELY can.”

Her comments baffled fellow parents. “Internally sneeze?” questioned one.

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The mum believes people should try and ‘sneeze internally’ (Picture posed by model)

While another said: “I can’t help sneezing. If I am ‘challenged’ in some way, it’s the first I’ve heard of it but willing to accept I have sneezing related issues.”

“What?! People for the most part can’t control sneezing,” wrote one perplexed mum.

Another said: “Oh yeah sorry my pet peeve – people who judge others for involuntarily sneezing.”

“How can you internally sneeze. As long as people put their hand up to cover their nose it’s fine,” said one.

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Another said: “Internal sneezing sounds painful.”

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