Addressing Nasal Habits: A Guide for Partners
* Talk to him about it. Express your concerns to him in a respectful, non-judgmental way. Let him know that you're concerned about his health and appearance, and that you want him to stop picking his nose.* Suggest alternative ways to deal with nasal discomfort. If he's picking his nose because he's congested or has allergies, suggest that he try using a saline nasal spray or allergy medication instead.
* Set boundaries. Let him know that you don't want him to pick his nose in public, and that you'd prefer if he didn't do it in front of you either.
* Be supportive. If he's struggling to stop picking his nose, be supportive and let him know that you're there for him. Offer to help him find a solution that works for him.
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