Isn't it possible to design one that is reusable and biodegradable? Or is society not bothered about it? How do you feel that many women in prisons don't have access to proper menstrual hygiene services?
Isn't it possible to design one that is reusable and biodegradable? Or is society not bothered about it? How do you feel that many women in prisons don't have access to proper menstrual hygiene services?
Probably, but women's "luxuries" aren't a high priority for society. I think its disgraceful that women in prisons dont have that access, same for homeless women. Also whenever I go grocery shopping I pick up a box of tampons and pads and take them to the local food bank, they're rarely donated and its surprising when you consider the cost that no one thought women who rely on food banks wouldn't need sanitary provisions.
Why aren't these available for men? Until the manstrual cup is available, I will be encouraging all females on TSR to boycott this divisive, matriarchal creation.
What happens if you need to change it when you are out and about?
The cup can be used for up to 12 hours so thats not an issue but if you do, there are cup wipes and bottles of water you can get and then just clean it properly when you get home.
Why aren't these available for men? Until the manstrual cup is available, I will be encouraging all females on TSR to boycott this divisive, matriarchal creation.
Why aren't these available for men? Until the manstrual cup is available, I will be encouraging all females on TSR to boycott this divisive, matriarchal creation.
Such astounding privilege...
Well it is a menstrual cup so I'm sure men can find a use for them too.