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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.

Oh my. No.

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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.

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

Get a menstrual disc and you'll want to talk about your period all day girl

Who needs Ozempic when you have this thread!?

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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??

Anonymous wrote:Why choose OB and your fingers: because it's better for the environment and the planet?

They are more comfortable, and easier to fit in your pocket and carry around.

Why choose OB and your fingers: because it's better for the environment and the planet?

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I do. I only need to for the first couple of days. Then being horizontal makes the flow stop and I use nothing while sleeping.

I can’t stand pads. I tried cups and period underwear but didn’t love them. Old fashioned ob tampons for me.

OB tampons have never made sense to me. Why would you want to get blood on your fingers just to insert?

What? Never got blood on my hands using OB, and always wash my hands after using the restroom anyway

Your finger is the applicator no thanks.

DP, but also used to be a big fan of OB and also never got blood on my finger. When you pull the old one out, it kind of cleans the lower area and when you push the new one in same thing, it's not like it's just oozing blood all over the place. Even if somehow, things were really heavy or some mishap happened and you got a tiny bit of blood on your finger just wipe it off with some toilet paper, don't touch anything and go wash your hands at the sink.

You have to use your finger why choose to if you don't have to? The first one must have blood on it.

Period blood is generally not completely odorless, but it is typically not unpleasant, often having a slight metallic, earthy, or faint smell. While the blood itself is mostly odorless inside the body, it can develop a faint scent as it mixes with bacteria, sweat, and vaginal discharge when it leaves the body, particularly when it interacts with air.

Common and Normal Period Odors:

Metallic: Due to the high iron content in the blood, this is very common.

Earthy/Musty: Similar to the smell of rust or dirt.

Slightly Sweet: This can occur due to changes in vaginal pH levels throughout the cycle.

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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?

Not the pp, but also thinking you may want to go to a doctor if your pads and/or tampons are creating a bad smell. Mine sit in my garbage for a week and there's no smell. When my daughter first started getting her period, sometimes her garbage started to smell, and so it had to be changed a bit more often. I don't think that it's common that you are having a smell. What's your health & diet like? Do you drink lots of water?

+1 This is not normal. Maybe PP has BV or some other infection.

Omg you guys, Google it

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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?

Not the pp, but also thinking you may want to go to a doctor if your pads and/or tampons are creating a bad smell. Mine sit in my garbage for a week and there's no smell. When my daughter first started getting her period, sometimes her garbage started to smell, and so it had to be changed a bit more often. I don't think that it's common that you are having a smell. What's your health & diet like? Do you drink lots of water?

+1 This is not normal. Maybe PP has BV or some other infection.

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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.

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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?

Not the pp, but also thinking you may want to go to a doctor if your pads and/or tampons are creating a bad smell. Mine sit in my garbage for a week and there's no smell. When my daughter first started getting her period, sometimes her garbage started to smell, and so it had to be changed a bit more often. I don't think that it's common that you are having a smell. What's your health & diet like? Do you drink lots of water?

Blood always has an odor. You might want to go get your nose checked.

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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?

Not the pp, but also thinking you may want to go to a doctor if your pads and/or tampons are creating a bad smell. Mine sit in my garbage for a week and there's no smell. When my daughter first started getting her period, sometimes her garbage started to smell, and so it had to be changed a bit more often. I don't think that it's common that you are having a smell. What's your health & diet like? Do you drink lots of water?

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, I do. I only need to for the first couple of days. Then being horizontal makes the flow stop and I use nothing while sleeping.

I can’t stand pads. I tried cups and period underwear but didn’t love them. Old fashioned ob tampons for me.

OB tampons have never made sense to me. Why would you want to get blood on your fingers just to insert?

What? Never got blood on my hands using OB, and always wash my hands after using the restroom anyway

Your finger is the applicator no thanks.

DP, but also used to be a big fan of OB and also never got blood on my finger. When you pull the old one out, it kind of cleans the lower area and when you push the new one in same thing, it's not like it's just oozing blood all over the place. Even if somehow, things were really heavy or some mishap happened and you got a tiny bit of blood on your finger just wipe it off with some toilet paper, don't touch anything and go wash your hands at the sink.