Okay, Cannon Loser.Punch » 05 Dec 2023, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑
The only thing new is the advertising directed towards trannies. Homos have been using woman's tampons for years. Apparently, if you take it up the *** on a regular basis, you develop anal leakage. So you shove a tampon up your ***. Now you have that to envision. You're welcome.
World’s first tampons for men are an ‘insult’ to women (msn.com)
The world’s first tampons for men have been criticized by feminist campaigners as an “insult” to women who suffer period discrimination.Vuokkoset, a Finnish company released the controversial new sanitary product earlier this month to coincide with Transgender Awareness Week and International Men’s Day.
The product comes in a dark blue box that bears the words “For Men” on one side, but then extends this phrase around the packaging so it eventually reads “For Menstruation”.On another side of the packet, it is stated that “periods are not a gender issue”.Vuokkoset has said in a statement online that it launched the period product to “raise the issue of genderness of hygiene products and the anxiety related to menstruation in trans men”. =15pxThe company says that trans men – females who identify as male – might continue to experience menstrual cycles even while undergoing hormone treatment to change gender or may choose not to have such therapy at all and so will still have periods.They added that studies show that 93 per cent of trans men have experienced menstrual-related gender dysphoria – a sense of unease a person may have because of a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
The face of the “For Men” tampons advertising campaign, Dakota Robin, a Finnish trans man and human rights activist, said: “By changing attitudes and broadening perspectives, we can also stamp out discrimination against gender minorities.“The least anyone can do is to understand that periods do not define womanhood and understand the diversity behind them.”
You should write a review on those Lincoln!
Simple logic would reveal a male tampon would be a butt plug to stop **** dripping out the anus because the rectum was stretched while breeding with another male.Punch » 05 Dec 2023, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑
The only thing new is the advertising directed towards trannies. Homos have been using woman's tampons for years. Apparently, if you take it up the *** on a regular basis, you develop anal leakage. So you shove a tampon up your ***. Now you have that to envision. You're welcome.
World’s first tampons for men are an ‘insult’ to women (msn.com)
The world’s first tampons for men have been criticized by feminist campaigners as an “insult” to women who suffer period discrimination.Vuokkoset, a Finnish company released the controversial new sanitary product earlier this month to coincide with Transgender Awareness Week and International Men’s Day.
The product comes in a dark blue box that bears the words “For Men” on one side, but then extends this phrase around the packaging so it eventually reads “For Menstruation”.On another side of the packet, it is stated that “periods are not a gender issue”.Vuokkoset has said in a statement online that it launched the period product to “raise the issue of genderness of hygiene products and the anxiety related to menstruation in trans men”. =15pxThe company says that trans men – females who identify as male – might continue to experience menstrual cycles even while undergoing hormone treatment to change gender or may choose not to have such therapy at all and so will still have periods.They added that studies show that 93 per cent of trans men have experienced menstrual-related gender dysphoria – a sense of unease a person may have because of a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
The face of the “For Men” tampons advertising campaign, Dakota Robin, a Finnish trans man and human rights activist, said: “By changing attitudes and broadening perspectives, we can also stamp out discrimination against gender minorities.“The least anyone can do is to understand that periods do not define womanhood and understand the diversity behind them.”
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom Good point..."When a crycloset and comfort dog aren't available..." *commercial fades*
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom "93 per cent of trans men have experienced menstrual-related gender dysphoria"...Punch » 05 Dec 2023, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑
The only thing new is the advertising directed towards trannies. Homos have been using woman's tampons for years. Apparently, if you take it up the *** on a regular basis, you develop anal leakage. So you shove a tampon up your ***. Now you have that to envision. You're welcome.
World’s first tampons for men are an ‘insult’ to women (msn.com)
The world’s first tampons for men have been criticized by feminist campaigners as an “insult” to women who suffer period discrimination.Vuokkoset, a Finnish company released the controversial new sanitary product earlier this month to coincide with Transgender Awareness Week and International Men’s Day.
The product comes in a dark blue box that bears the words “For Men” on one side, but then extends this phrase around the packaging so it eventually reads “For Menstruation”.On another side of the packet, it is stated that “periods are not a gender issue”.Vuokkoset has said in a statement online that it launched the period product to “raise the issue of genderness of hygiene products and the anxiety related to menstruation in trans men”. =15pxThe company says that trans men – females who identify as male – might continue to experience menstrual cycles even while undergoing hormone treatment to change gender or may choose not to have such therapy at all and so will still have periods.They added that studies show that 93 per cent of trans men have experienced menstrual-related gender dysphoria – a sense of unease a person may have because of a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
The face of the “For Men” tampons advertising campaign, Dakota Robin, a Finnish trans man and human rights activist, said: “By changing attitudes and broadening perspectives, we can also stamp out discrimination against gender minorities.“The least anyone can do is to understand that periods do not define womanhood and understand the diversity behind them.”
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom Here ya go!
I bet it took you all morning to come up with that stupid ****.LincolnNebraska » 06 Dec 2023, 12:34 pm » wrote: ↑ Here ya go!![]()
Every have one of those days, lady boys?
You know what I mean. Misbehaving kids can’t be disciplined. Misbehaving forum users can’t be banned. And the social media users following your accounts are less than dubious.
When the world’s underappreciation gets be too much, reach for Lady Boy Tampons. Because only men’s tampons understand you and your gentle needs. You’ll feel a wave of calm, knowing that you are protected.
So when I’m pushing my wife’s cart for 4 hours and get agitated when I can’t post, I just head to the chocolate aisle for a box of Lady Boys.
The world can’t be a safe space, but you CAN be protected.
From----RedHeaded Stranger, Tennessee, USA
Nothing but the best for you, dear!RedheadedStranger » 06 Dec 2023, 12:41 pm » wrote: ↑ I bet it took you all morning to come up with that stupid ****.
RebelGator » 06 Dec 2023, 6:53 am » wrote: ↑ I hear those Hamas tampons are a real blast......they have a fuse rather than a string.
I'm just glad to know that I still have a special place in your head... rent free.
You'll always be special. All my accounts thank you!RedheadedStranger » 06 Dec 2023, 12:49 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm just glad to know that I still have a special place in your head... rent free.
LincolnNebraska » 06 Dec 2023, 12:53 pm » wrote: ↑ You'll always be special. All my accounts thank you!
Meanwhile, Europe is being invaded by men whose periods of bloodiness are of a whole different magnitude.Punch » 05 Dec 2023, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑
The only thing new is the advertising directed towards trannies. Homos have been using woman's tampons for years. Apparently, if you take it up the *** on a regular basis, you develop anal leakage. So you shove a tampon up your ***. Now you have that to envision. You're welcome.
World’s first tampons for men are an ‘insult’ to women (msn.com)
The world’s first tampons for men have been criticized by feminist campaigners as an “insult” to women who suffer period discrimination.Vuokkoset, a Finnish company released the controversial new sanitary product earlier this month to coincide with Transgender Awareness Week and International Men’s Day.
The product comes in a dark blue box that bears the words “For Men” on one side, but then extends this phrase around the packaging so it eventually reads “For Menstruation”.On another side of the packet, it is stated that “periods are not a gender issue”.Vuokkoset has said in a statement online that it launched the period product to “raise the issue of genderness of hygiene products and the anxiety related to menstruation in trans men”. =15pxThe company says that trans men – females who identify as male – might continue to experience menstrual cycles even while undergoing hormone treatment to change gender or may choose not to have such therapy at all and so will still have periods.They added that studies show that 93 per cent of trans men have experienced menstrual-related gender dysphoria – a sense of unease a person may have because of a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
The face of the “For Men” tampons advertising campaign, Dakota Robin, a Finnish trans man and human rights activist, said: “By changing attitudes and broadening perspectives, we can also stamp out discrimination against gender minorities.“The least anyone can do is to understand that periods do not define womanhood and understand the diversity behind them.”
Punch » 05 Dec 2023, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑
The only thing new is the advertising directed towards trannies. Homos have been using woman's tampons for years. Apparently, if you take it up the *** on a regular basis, you develop anal leakage. So you shove a tampon up your ***. Now you have that to envision. You're welcome.
World’s first tampons for men are an ‘insult’ to women (msn.com)
The world’s first tampons for men have been criticized by feminist campaigners as an “insult” to women who suffer period discrimination.Vuokkoset, a Finnish company released the controversial new sanitary product earlier this month to coincide with Transgender Awareness Week and International Men’s Day.
The product comes in a dark blue box that bears the words “For Men” on one side, but then extends this phrase around the packaging so it eventually reads “For Menstruation”.On another side of the packet, it is stated that “periods are not a gender issue”.Vuokkoset has said in a statement online that it launched the period product to “raise the issue of genderness of hygiene products and the anxiety related to menstruation in trans men”. =15pxThe company says that trans men – females who identify as male – might continue to experience menstrual cycles even while undergoing hormone treatment to change gender or may choose not to have such therapy at all and so will still have periods.They added that studies show that 93 per cent of trans men have experienced menstrual-related gender dysphoria – a sense of unease a person may have because of a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
The face of the “For Men” tampons advertising campaign, Dakota Robin, a Finnish trans man and human rights activist, said: “By changing attitudes and broadening perspectives, we can also stamp out discrimination against gender minorities.“The least anyone can do is to understand that periods do not define womanhood and understand the diversity behind them.”