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  This isn’t a debate about health or it’s better to blow your nose. Sure, blowing your nose is helpful for some, but some people have chronic congestion which blowing causes more pressure and pain. Pulling it back and spitting actually gets mucous out instead of risk to cramming more in sinus cavities.
  
  
  If you are grossed out about sinus mucous. Consider other bodily functions or activities you categorize as “normal.” I’ve had arguments with friends that are disgusted by snorting but didn’t see irony of oral sex and exposing theirs or other people’s mouths to other types of bodily mucous.
context: practice shows that blowing actually cleans up the nose, and snorting only moves the stuff half a centimeter up, and it immediately runs back down. >
  
  Your practice? I have the opposite. Blowing (hard or soft) is painful for my sinus cavities and I can pull stuff all the way to my throat pretty easily. >
  
  Then spit it out. If your just constantly snorting fuck off. >
  
  You even read the post? People should be courteous. Not saying they have license to just constantly hack and be rude to others. I consider that the same as coughing or sneezing without being considerate. >
  
  Being courteous means blowing your nose. >
  
  I've always felt this way myself.   
  Blowing always congested my ears >
  
  That's a great point and supports the natural way...which is snorting. >
  
  This use to be true before I had a collective 5 nose and sinus surgeries to fix everything, and now blowing my nose works great and doesn't need with my ears. 
  I think it depends person to person overall, everyone's internal face shape is different. I'm gonna say they both sound gross though.