#buying period products

[onlydragonsmaychange]

Buying menstruation products...

At 15: *cowering in mortification* m-mom will you go to the store for me?

At 30: *struts into the pharmacy for a pack of tampons like I'm an outlaw on a dusty afternoon in the wild west, stopping into a saloon for a drink before I ride out with the tumbleweeds on my half tamed stallion*

[cheerfullycatholic]

My biggest pet peeve, companies broadcasting that they're women owned when their product isn't for women specifically

YOU ARE OATMEAL I DON'T CARE WHO OWNS YOU

[zhongrin]

if you see this, and you're about to sleep (like me), i hope we both get a good rest and our f/os visits us in our dreams ᰔᩚ

if you're just starting your day, good luck and i hope your day will be good and filled with positive things coming straight to your way ᰔᩚ

and if you're in the middle of your day, i hope you're given strength to tackle the remaining hours before you can kick back and relax ᰔᩚ

[icewindandboringhorror]

... why he sit like this

[aro-culture-is]

Aro culture is buying pride merch with the agender flag because people always forget about us

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[nym-wibbly]

An Anon keeps asking me for some money for period products and other life essentials but doesn't identify themselves or send a link. I'm worried about you, Anon!

I need your Amazon wishlist link, or a Paypal address, or physical address to ship goods or a cheque to. There's an e-mail address on my AO3 profile, which is linked from the pinned post at the top of my Tumblr, if you want to take it private.

[britneyshakespeare]

idk who needs to hear this but period underwear is a godsend and if you can access and afford it, you should get some. it's way more comfortable and less nasty to deal with than disposable products

[thecryptkeeper]

its that time again

[ezuri6725]

whenever I have spare change, and I find myself in a bathroom with a period product dispenser, I put a few quarters in the slot

even if I don’t need some myself, a woman who finds herself needing it but doesn’t have change can get some. yeah, some people might steal it, but they’ll use it.

and someday someone might see it and get the thing they need

spread kindness wherever you go, in whatever way you can. even if it’s just a couple of cents.

[telnaga]

still not over that one vid of someone being Disgusted finding "6-in-one" bodywash/shampoo/conditioner/etc in a guys bathroom. like girl thats just soap. soap has many uses. the rest is marketing. calm the fuck down

[heavenly-delusions]

🧍🏻‍♂️why is there no menstrual pad emoji

[kingofmyborrowedheart]

I got myself some goodies today!!!

[anomellee]

People love to complain about men's products being "better" because misogyny or something and that's just ...not true. They're different in that they're designed with different goals in mind because in general men and women tend to have different requirements from the products they use.

you know there actually is a meaningful difference between 'men's' and 'women's' deodorant beyond the selection of scents. 'mens' plays better with pit hair and doesn't pill up in it and 'womens' tends to have a more powdery finish to help prevent chafing. so really the two genders are actually hairy and bald.

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[philsmeatylegss]

I saw a tiktok talking about the massive shortage of feminine hygiene products in Gaza.

The only charity right now that seems to be helping with this shortage is called Motherbeing

Motherbeing is an organization based on education and providing assistance in healthcare for Arab women.

They recently donated 200,000 sanitary pads as women have been taking dangerous measures to delay their periods out of fear of toxic shock syndrome.

In case you are unaware, toxic shock syndrome is a possibly life threatening infection that develops from wearing a feminine hygiene product, usually tampons or cups, for too long.

They currently don’t have donations open, but people are trying to get them to. There’s products you can buy from their website, however.

This will get like three notes, but I just came across it and I wanted to post something. When something as serious as genocide happens, people forget little things like pads and tampons, which actually can be life threatening.

If you want to donate to charities similar to this one, here’s a few I found:

-Helping Women Period: provides pads and tampons to women (and people with uteruses) who are low income or homeless.

-The Pad Project: supplies low income women with pads all over the world.

-She Supply: provides pads and tampons for homeless women in Texas

-Free the Tampon: organization working towards making sanitary products free

-The Period Panty Project: takes physical donations of sanitary products as well as just donations for women in Ohio.

-Days for Girls: donated reusable pads to women all over the world.

There’s a lot more. Feel free to research

[megidonitram]

I've just got-got by a male DoorDash driver. I'm trying to get tampons and Midol delivered to my work (as you can imagine, it's kind of urgent). First, my driver accepted my order and drove in the opposite direction of the CVS for 10 minutes (whatever). When he finally got to the store, he told me that tampons and pads were out of stock and substituted the Midol for children's Tylenol. Then he got mad at me when I canceled the order. This guy better hope I never find him.