This is another one of those things that seems to be a common question that many new home owners ask. My answer is yes, it’s normal.
I’m not sure how normal it is. I know a lot of people who swear it’s normal to pee when they sneeze, but I don’t know if they’re always doing it or it’s just a big part of their day. However, I think it’s fairly normal to pee when you sneeze. So just because you don’t really know what you’re doing when it comes to peeing, it doesn’t mean it’s not normal.
I think this question is related to another one that people ask (although I disagree on the last part). As I mentioned, sneezing and peeing can be quite different. Whereas sneezing is a physical process in which you expel air from your body, peeing is more of a mental process in which you think about something and then expel that air.
I’m not sure if this question is related to the one I just answered, but I can’t find it now. I think it is.
So if you sneeze in the morning and you think about your day, what happens then? You pee. It is the mental process of thinking about something in a particular way and then releasing that thought. So if you sneeze and you think about your day and think about your day, your peeing will follow closely. You may even start sneezing right away.
I think this is a good question, but I have no scientific evidence about how much of a difference it makes. I know that it could be that when we are asleep, we are using a bladder that is very large and we need to pee a lot to hold it all in. So when we sneeze, we are actually releasing the air we thought we were holding in a different way.
I think that it’s possible some people find that sneezing when you sneeze makes you pee more. It seems to be a fairly common effect. I’ve heard of people who find that they pee more when they sneeze so hard that they wake up.
This might be the reason why it is better to sneeze while you are in the water. It seems to take more air, which is needed for a solid sneeze.
This is why I like to keep my sneezing in the water. A sneeze while in the water acts as a temporary air release. So when you sneeze in the water you can actually hold it in yourself. This may be particularly helpful for people with breathing issues, who are more prone than most to sneezing in the water.
Actually, I don’t think this is necessarily all that helpful. Airborne sneezing releases no “breathable air” and is actually worse for you than a sneeze in the water. Sneezing in the water only releases a few droplets of water; if you sneeze in the water you need to hold on to those droplets to make sure you don’t just end up with some water in your nose.