Do you sleep with a tampon in?

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Are you a guy? How are you this squeamish about periods?

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Marketing 101.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

I'm the PP who doesn't like the smell of used tampons and pads in the trash. I didn't use scented products for a variety of reasons. The smell still bothered me. It wasn't foul, it was kind of earthy and sweet. I didn't like it. I am relatively sensitive to smells.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

+1,000

Never use scented products there, don't use anything with dye or coloring either.

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Anonymous wrote:Not anymore! (Menopause has it's advantages) but I did for many many years.

Same. And I never once gave it a second thought.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

I'm the PP who doesn't like the smell of used tampons and pads in the trash. I didn't use scented products for a variety of reasons. The smell still bothered me. It wasn't foul, it was kind of earthy and sweet. I didn't like it. I am relatively sensitive to smells.

I'm also very sensitive to smells and there is no smell with used pads or tampons.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

I'm the PP who doesn't like the smell of used tampons and pads in the trash. I didn't use scented products for a variety of reasons. The smell still bothered me. It wasn't foul, it was kind of earthy and sweet. I didn't like it. I am relatively sensitive to smells.

I'm also very sensitive to smells and there is no smell with used pads or tampons.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

I'm the PP who doesn't like the smell of used tampons and pads in the trash. I didn't use scented products for a variety of reasons. The smell still bothered me. It wasn't foul, it was kind of earthy and sweet. I didn't like it. I am relatively sensitive to smells.

I'm also very sensitive to smells and there is no smell with used pads or tampons.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

You're very welcome!

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

I'm the PP who doesn't like the smell of used tampons and pads in the trash. I didn't use scented products for a variety of reasons. The smell still bothered me. It wasn't foul, it was kind of earthy and sweet. I didn't like it. I am relatively sensitive to smells.

I'm also very sensitive to smells and there is no smell with used pads or tampons.

Your blood is distinctly odorless? How bizarre.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

For the same reason they have bright color wrappers and patterns on the boxes. Hint: its not for smell.

Do you have a dog? I dare you to leave your odor free used feminine products in your bathroom wastebasket.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Your sense of smell is failing you.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Your sense of smell is failing you.

Eh I am sure just like people vary their sense of smell and also maybe theirs truly doesn't smell much. Could also be some variation in air circulation in the bathroom. I also find that sometimes trash cans with lids retain smells more than those without lids. What is odd is insisting anyone who is bothered by the smell must have an infection or health issue.

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Anonymous wrote:When I used them, of course I did - I don't really understand anyone usig pads for any reason, they are gross. And yes, I started using tamposn when I first got my period. Then I switched to a menstrual cup in my 30s, OMG, life-changing, never went back. Sleep with that in too

I’m old. And yet I don’t understand how a pad is any more “gross” than removing and emptying a cup of bloody uterine lining. isn’t that just as messy? I think both are kinda gross. Tampon for the win. At least it absorbs while inside.

Oh gosh a pad is so much more gross than a cup, I’ve used both.

Once you are adept with the cup you only touch it to get it in and out. You can “empty it” hands free every time you go to the bathroom. I’ve never used a tampon so I can’t compare but the cup made my period so much less gross.

+1 I hate how pads and tampons mean you are throwing smelly blood cotton/whatever material in the trash (or hurting your plumbing by flushing it). I am fine with a little blood touching my hands. It washes off. The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom.

"The pads and tampons stink up the bathroom"

No they don't. Are you changing them enough? If so they won't stick. Also take your trash out gross.

I don't use them anymore, thank God. Glad the smell doesn't bother you!

There is no smell.

You might want to get that checked out!

I don't know why you are arguing with me about something that is easily googleable. Is everything okay with you?

NP google what? My pads do not stink neither does my tampons. I change them often and empty my bathroom trash every 5 days or so there is no smell and my bathroom trash doesn't have a lid. No smell. Girl go get checked.

Why do you think they make scented pads??

Well that would explain some of why your menstrual products stink if you are using any scented products there. Not good for your PH.

I'm the PP who doesn't like the smell of used tampons and pads in the trash. I didn't use scented products for a variety of reasons. The smell still bothered me. It wasn't foul, it was kind of earthy and sweet. I didn't like it. I am relatively sensitive to smells.

I'm also very sensitive to smells and there is no smell with used pads or tampons.

Your blood is distinctly odorless? How bizarre.

Period fluid is only half blood. The rest of it could have a big effect on the final smell based on people's individual health, ph, body chemistry, hydration, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:Who needs Ozempic when you have this thread!?

Are you a guy? How are you this squeamish about periods?

Not periods- smells.