Maxi Pads Do More Than Live Between A Woman’s Legs

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If you’ve ever wondered what a menstrual pad does when it’s not between a woman’s legs, this video might help provide an answer to that crucial question. In this video for Seventh Generation’s chlorine-free feminine products, a guy dressed as a pad goes about his innocuous daily routine just so we can all feel…well…according to the press release “at ease with the topic of periods.” Not that anyone educated past grade nine should really have a burning phobia about feminine hygiene but apparently some do, hence the creation of the supposedly educational video. Either that or it’s some sick fantasy for guys who like nothing better than to spend the entire day between a woman’s legs.

It all points to a website, launched earlier this year, called Tampontification which “aims to open the lines of communication regarding menstruation within the American culture and give women an open forum in which to feel at ease with the topic.” The site is filled with all kinds of euphemisms, humor and even a tour during which Tampon Fairies will travel the country putting freaked out women at ease. While we never realized the epic seriousness of this issue, we hope you’ll find it within your collective hearts to be understanding and supportive of this “taboo topic.”

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