| ...buy tampons for you? |
| Sigh, I thought this was going to be something interesting. Don't be a silly old goose. It's not the 18th century, you know. |
Yeah, this isn't even worth responding to. |
| Mine would not. Different culture though. |
| Yes, but I wouldn't make him because I know he would get the wrong kind. I could see him standing in the aisle full of tampons and grab the closest thing at eye level. |
| of course |
I would buy them, bring them to the door of the shed in which she is sequestered during her dirty time, carefully slide them through the slot, then dispose of my gloves. As usual.
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| OP here - okay, fair enough. Silly question. But I have friends who don't speak of their cycle to their husbands, don't pass gass in front of them (guess that other post got me thinking), and are very careful in what they speak about to their partners. I'm the opposite. |
Hah! LOL. And yes, my husband has bought me tampons on more than one occassion. That kind of stuff does not embarass him. |
Man, as usual, you crack my shit up. |
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He would, but I would never in a million years ask. I don't talk about my period and no I don't pass gas in front of him. Also don't really buy tampons in front of him, come to think of it.
Happily married for 10+ years. |
| I would and I have. Who cares? |
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What's up with not talking to your husband about your period? He usually knows when I'm on it becuase 1) I'm moody, 2) I'm not in the mood for sex, 3) I still break-out at 45 years old and 4) I will ask him to buy me tampons.
This isn't 1950 |
I have pictures on my phone of things I ask him to pick up such as tampons, deodorant, shampoo and conditioner, body wash, cheese, etc. |
Does he pass gas in front of you?
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