Love is fab – there's all that smooching, sexing, mutual understanding and trust. 

And we're thinking you'd need a lot of the latter to go through with what we're about to discuss today. 

According to a new study from Porch.com on leaving the honeymoon phase of a relationship, there are a few things couples get comfortable doing around each other that we would rather not think about. 

First up – popping one another's pimples. 

According to the study, conducted on over 1,000 people, men are okay with allowing their partner to pop their zits at around 10 months in to a relationship. Excuse us while we vomit. 

Women are quite a bit more reserved where it comes to dermatological digging – women in relationships are only okay with mutual pimple-popping at around one year and eight months in. 

Fan of leaving the bathroom door open when you're in there doing your business? 

Men are okay with their partner witnessing their restroom recreation at around 11 months in, while women are down with it one year and two months in. 

An open door is one thing, but one year one month and one year two months in respectively, people are cool with their partner sitting in the bathroom while they use the toilet. 

Equally, both men and women were happy to fart in front of their partner at nine months in.