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I use a menstrual cup AMA!

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Reply 60

username1533709

Original post by Viva Emptiness

You...you know it doesn't come out the same place as wee, right?

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What?
I didn't know,can you describe what you mean? Mind blown.

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Reply 61

PurplePixie96

Original post by SlootsGonSloot

OP is an attention seeker, just like me :yep:

Not so much an attention seeker as wanting to spread the word of menstrual cups, because they're goddamn fantastic.

Reply 62

SlootsGonSloot

Original post by Yidi Amin

I believe you're a guy trolling btw

I agree though, she wants to wave her pussy around in public because her parents don't give her any attention at home.

This thread is begging for it, ngl

Reply 63

username1533709

Original post by PurplePixie96

Here to spread info and joy about menstrual cups, but please remember I'm not a doctor! Kthanx

Can we please be mature about a perfectly natural process that women go through? Thank you.

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Why don't you just use pads like other women do?
Is there some sort of advantage of using these "cups "?

Reply 64

thecatwithnohat

What are thoooooooose? :eek3:

ever heard of menstrual cups before

it looks nasty af though, the pictures of someone emptying those clots from it :puke:

must be great at doing whatever it needs to do, though.

Reply 65

Yidi Amin

Original post by Kadak

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What?
I didn't know,can you describe the different locations? Mind blown.

Prepare to widely open your...

mind

Ready for science

There is a weewee hole and baby hole and they are not the same, the weewee hole is just below the clit

Reply 66

Yidi Amin

Original post by PurplePixie96

No. This is a thread I made in case anyone was curious about menstrual cups, you don't have to read or comment. Please feel free to go read a thread that you can actually cope with because obviously a process as natural as menstruation is something you cannot handle.

Masturbation and wet dreams are all natural

but I don't constantly post about them in public, because I have a sense of decency

Reply 67

Viva Emptiness

Original post by Yidi Amin

Prepare to widely open your...

mind

Ready for science

There is a weewee hole and baby hole and they are not the same, the weewee hole is just below the clit

I can't believe this is a thing that has to be explained.

Reply 68

PurplePixie96

Original post by Kadak

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Why don't you just use pads like other women do?
Is there some sort of advantage of using these "cups "?

Money saving, less cramps, eco friendly, less leaks etc.

Original post by thecatwithnohat

What are thoooooooose? :eek3:

ever heard of menstrual cups before

it looks nasty af though, the pictures of someone emptying those clots from it :puke:

must be great at doing whatever it needs to do, though.

It's good at stopping me having bloodstains on my clothes unlike pads XD

Reply 69

cupcakes87

Original post by Viva Emptiness

I see. Then why the hell wouldn't you be able to pee with it in?

idk how these work. thats why i asked :rolleyes:

Reply 70

thecatwithnohat

Original post by PurplePixie96

Money saving, less cramps, eco friendly, less leaks etc.

It's good at stopping me having bloodstains on my clothes unlike pads XD

are they available in normal shops i.e. tescos, waitrose etc. etc.?

I've grown so used to wearing Always night pads (even during the day - you know the struggles :rofl:

) but it'll still a pain :eek3:

Reply 71

cupcakes87

Original post by thecatwithnohat

are they available in normal shops i.e. tescos, waitrose etc. etc.?

I've grown so used to wearing Always night pads (even during the day - you know the struggles :rofl:

) but it'll still a pain :eek3:

same

Reply 72

Viva Emptiness

Original post by cupcakes87

idk how these work. thats why i asked :rolleyes:

You're pretty sassy for someone with a terribly rudimentary knowledge of their own body.

Reply 73

PurplePixie96

Original post by thecatwithnohat

are they available in normal shops i.e. tescos, waitrose etc. etc.?

I've grown so used to wearing Always night pads (even during the day - you know the struggles :rofl:

) but it'll still a pain :eek3:

You can order them online from boots and Superdrug (Moon and Diva cups) but I use a brand called Lunette because the cup size is a bit smaller and therefore more comfortable if you're tighter down there.