Comments | ethereal: a question about the human animal factor

ethereal

a question about the human animal factor

Jan 28, 2006 15:41

so the other day in class one of my married women students in class said that her husband can "smell" when his wife or his daughter is on their period. a girl in class said that there was once a boy at school who seemed to "know" as well ( Read more... )

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jsibelle January 28 2006, 15:26:08 UTC

http://www.flat-d.com/women.html

the same sight sells this:

http://flat-d.com/thong.html

rachel2205 January 28 2006, 17:18:27 UTC

Mmmm, lovely.

I'd rather not know if anyone can tell if I'm on my period - it would make me paranoid and there's not much I can do about it!

ethereal February 1 2006, 06:13:14 UTC

i remember.. before the days of "ultra-thins".. i'd have to check my butt in the mirror to make sure it didn't look too diapery. i was always convinced people could tell.

nowadays i just announce to everyone "i'm sorry, i'm hormonal today, i'm on my period, and having an 'my vagina annoys me' kind of day."

the way things change, eh?

ethereal February 1 2006, 06:17:19 UTC

they have scented pads and tampons.. but then it just smells like cootch blood with like a hint of 'summer sea breeze' which sometimes smells worse. not to mention, i think some women are allergic to the fragrance..

they should just develop a vaccuum, no more mess, no more smell.

euqubud January 29 2006, 07:03:36 UTC

My girlfriend's roommate provides ambiance, I've been told. The moral of the story: be glad you're not her.

ethereal February 1 2006, 06:09:52 UTC

when i was in college there was this girl whose room smelled.. "weird" kinda like a sweaty cooch, i never could tell if it was the fact that her shoes were off or if it was just that time of the month. maybe as a gift you should give your girlfriend's roommate a green tree car freshner necklace.