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EmilyB
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20 Dec 2006, 12:21 pm

Women,

I am no woman yet, but what you are saying in this forum kind of disturbs me, so can you narrow it down, even if it is a little bit, especially about what you use on your period, because that's technically giving out personal info. It would be greatly appreciated.
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20 Dec 2006, 2:03 pm

I don't get what you mean.



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20 Dec 2006, 3:15 pm

EmilyB wrote:
Especially about what you use on your period, because that's technically giving out personal info.


Know I am not female in technical terms....

But why do you feel that way about someone giving advice about what product they use... And see it as personal info

Sorry but I want to see why male and female seem to be disturbed about what they talking about...



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20 Dec 2006, 10:24 pm

Well, this is the Women's Discussion, so I think females have the right to talk about 'girl issues' because this forum is dedicated to them.



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21 Dec 2006, 11:04 am

Because of ignorance people suffer unnecessarily. People tend to be ignorant over subjects they are uncomfortable with. Womens products,womens issues including periods should be discussed and in an appropriate setting such as the womens forum. What goes on in our bodies is natural and when it is a problem it should be brought up. But noone will bring it up if they aren't comfortable. I think discussing what we use and what makes us comfortable with our issues and such should be brought up, so when a problem arises a female can come on here and ask..."is this normal, is this ok, does anyone else feel this way,what works for you, what dosn't". Then that way no subject or concern relating to us will be untouched, any women or young lady can come on this forum and know they are amongst friends who will not judge her, and I think thats important. I'm rarley on this forum, but I think I'll be around more, I'm learning new stuff and I will pass on what I've learned.



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21 Dec 2006, 11:21 am

emilyb, if you want to be an emt in future you will come across things like what is talked about here, like for example someone who is mentrating might need more blood during a transfusion then one who isnt menstrating.

i really think and dont mean to be mean but i really think this board (women's) is just a bit over your head meaning you arent really ready for it yet, i do know you like to post and talk but alex cant bow down to everyone's little whimpers and whims. this is the women's furom and menstration (you will get to that part in fline in future) and you will (maybe) see in these furoms and be able to relate to the same problems as many of us here when your body shows and starts puberty, also middle schools also teach puberty as well so we are just trying to help you in a way when you do see stuff about pads, tampons, other femenine hygene products and "reviews" on, i mean persoanlly i find pads safer and eaiser and some or others migth find tampons easier. so please dont be mad at me or any of us females over the "girlie" things that show up here.


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21 Dec 2006, 10:24 pm

Another note: If you are uncomfortable with the content in this forum, don't come in here; it's that easy.



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22 Dec 2006, 1:00 pm

To tell you the truth, I wasn't that bad offended about Women's issues. I was just going through a phase where I wanted to get people to believe my way, and look better than other women. Sorry for the trouble I have caused you all, especially you doordoctor.



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09 Jan 2007, 10:55 pm

Paula wrote
Because of ignorance people suffer unnecessarily. People tend to be ignorant over subjects they are uncomfortable with. Womens products,womens issues including periods should be discussed and in an appropriate setting such as the womens forum. What goes on in our bodies is natural and when it is a problem it should be brought up. But no
one will bring it up if they aren't comfortable. I think discussing what we use and what makes us comfortable with our issues and such should be brought up, so when a problem arises a female can come on here and ask..."is this normal, is this ok, does anyone else feel this way,what works for you, what dosn't". Then that way no subject or concern relating to us will be untouched, any women or young lady can come on this forum and know they are amongst friends who will not judge her, and I think thats important.

I think that should be posted as the blurb for this subject. and in the mans forem i could not under stand why all the bicthing about 'do we need a this forem or not' expchly from the men :roll:
but you have just explaned why one is needed, so well, so pointley thanks


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10 Jan 2007, 4:52 am

If you don't want to talk about womens stuff you're probably better to stick to the adolecent place. I don't see any valid reason why women should stop talking about periods.

I don't however, like perverted males that ask personal questions here, If I was a mother I would not want my daughter talking to them. There's only been about two posters, and i'm watching them like a hawk. Why does a male need to know about our period symptoms.. unless he is a nurse or something?



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10 Jan 2007, 10:23 am

EmilyB wrote:
To tell you the truth, I wasn't that bad offended about Women's issues. I was just going through a phase where I wanted to get people to believe my way, and look better than other women. Sorry for the trouble I have caused you all, especially you doordoctor.


Hey I thought you wre banned -- why do you say you hate women and you participate in the KKK?



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10 Jan 2007, 10:24 am

hale_bopp wrote:

I don't however, like perverted males that ask personal questions here, If I was a mother I would not want my daughter talking to them. There's only been about two posters, and i'm watching them like a hawk. Why does a male need to know about our period symptoms.. unless he is a nurse or something?


Fortunately there isn't anyone here like this.



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10 Jan 2007, 6:20 pm

jonathandoors wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:

I don't however, like perverted males that ask personal questions here, If I was a mother I would not want my daughter talking to them. There's only been about two posters, and i'm watching them like a hawk. Why does a male need to know about our period symptoms.. unless he is a nurse or something?


Fortunately there isn't anyone here like this.


Keep telling yourself that.