What an odd thing to ask🙃🙃 round 1

@Tinywhisper11

Question 1- if flowers had human brains would they think it's kinda creepy, that we smell them??

I don't think I commit myself much by replying that smelling them is less creepy than cutting them. 

Question 2- are bald people more aware of their surroundings, since they can feel the breeze on their heads??

When I lost my hair due to chemo, I was very aware.... the first few minutes. I wore a a hat or a hijab when I went outdoors.

Question 3- what is prince juice if prunes are dried plums???

According to Wikipedia, prune juice is a fruit juice derived from prunes (dried plums) that have been rehydrated.  "Prune" is a plum in French, but also a liquor which can be flavoured at home. What the Anglophones call a prune is called a "pruneau" in French. It is often used as an accompaniment to roasts and the likes, as well as apricots and berries 

Maybe it's the same process with princes. Some are pretty old and withered....

@Tinywhisper11

1) I think it depends on the flower. Some flowers might think it’s creepy, others might think it’s gross, others might shrug it off…the list goes on. Can just imagine a group of flower buds (pun intended :p) reacting to one of them getting sniffed.

🌸: DUDE! You’re fine that they did that??

🌼: Eh, it happens. They don’t mean any harm.

🌺: If someone smelled me I would punch them with my leaves!! …If I could punch.

2) I think it depends on the bald person in question, and it might not be about being bald so much as being aware of your surroundings. I have a bald friend whose head is in the clouds (pun not intended :p), so he doesn’t notice things as often as I, someone who isn’t bald, do.

3) This one’s a stumper for me without looking it up…maybe prunes with water, sugar and something else?

@Tinywhisper11

1) Wild flowers that don't encounter humans would find it strange for us to smell them, but domesticated flowers would find it normal (think how wild animals interact with humans vs pets)

2) Balding usually (not always) occurs with age. While people who are balding may notice cool breezes more often, they likely aren't more aware of their surroundings, especially if they're older and have decreased reactions/senses. Such as someone's grandpa may be bald but he may have bad hearing and isn't able to be more aware of his surroundings

3) Prunes are dehydrated plums so they still have "juice" but they don't have water. Apparently only specific breeds of plums can be properly dried to become prunes (I learned this today!)