Thin skin smhKefo said:I don't feel the need to overshare :$
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Thin skin smhKefo said:I don't feel the need to overshare :$
Why what?THE_DOC_ said:
Sounds riskyFigured said:Also the times are just suggestions. Sometimes I leave mine in a little longer cause there isn’t much blood left ya know? Basically my mom just told me to take it out every time you go to the bathroom ?![]()
Always Infinity's Flexfoam. Sometimes, depending on what store I go to, they have a generic brand version of them that works decently. But I don't find the name brand too expensive anyway._-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:I much prefer pads. I just thought I'd try one today since imma be very active and thought maybe it would be more comfortable. This stress is gonna get in the way of my comfort tho and I shoulda just gone with the pad. Which brand do you use, ooc? I usually just get what's cheapest but I'm not a fan of what I've been using latelyMuschi said:Tampons freak me out too and I can never get one in where it feels comfortable enough to go about my day. I like the pads I use anyway. They're on the thinner side, and can hold a decent amount of blood without leakage.
Thank you. If I see them I shall try themMuschi said:Always Infinity's Flexfoam. Sometimes, depending on what store I go to, they have a generic brand version of them that works decently. But I don't find the name brand too expensive anyway._-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:I much prefer pads. I just thought I'd try one today since imma be very active and thought maybe it would be more comfortable. This stress is gonna get in the way of my comfort tho and I shoulda just gone with the pad. Which brand do you use, ooc? I usually just get what's cheapest but I'm not a fan of what I've been using latelyMuschi said:Tampons freak me out too and I can never get one in where it feels comfortable enough to go about my day. I like the pads I use anyway. They're on the thinner side, and can hold a decent amount of blood without leakage.
I'm glad. Sometimes I feel like I am the only one who is too scared to use tamponsSherily said:I actually feel the same way.
All tampons are not created equal. You should try Playtex or Tampax._-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:I much prefer pads. I just thought I'd try one today since imma be very active and thought maybe it would be more comfortable. This stress is gonna get in the way of my comfort tho and I shoulda just gone with the pad. Which brand do you use, ooc? I usually just get what's cheapest but I'm not a fan of what I've been using latelyMuschi said:Tampons freak me out too and I can never get one in where it feels comfortable enough to go about my day. I like the pads I use anyway. They're on the thinner side, and can hold a decent amount of blood without leakage.
Awwwss.. I hope you feel better and find something you can feel comfortable with._-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:I have a deathly fear of tampons. Today I am using one for the second time of my laif. The first time was when I was eleven and I took it out after maybe 10 minutes which hurt like a bìtch. I am terrified of the idea of something just chillin in my body waiting for the moment to give me toxic shock syndrome. Like what if it gets lost or I push the string up too far and can't get it out? What if i accidentally sleep 12 hours instead of 8? After today, I intend to never use a tampon again. This was a mistake and I am stressed af.
Anyway. Tell me your fears of totally normal things that most ppl use or do but you refuse to because you are a legendary coward like moi.
Diva cups are too big for me. Apparently a lot of women who haven't given birth have issues getting them in, although maybe lubricant would help. I have a friend who used to use them and she said they were fine at home but sometimes she would have to empty it in public and then she would get blood all over her hand and it was awkward leaving the stall and washing the blood off her hand in front of strangers. So. Pads ftw.Muschi said:They're literally the best.
Have you tried or thought about trying diva cups? I like the sound of them (especially the fact that they're reuseable b/c less waste) but I feel like I would have the same sort of physical discomfort I get wearing tampons (I don't think there's a risk of TSS with them).
_-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:You just increased my fears tenfold. Have never heard of Cora but I am curious now and shall look into them. Did the chick do anything specific to encourage tss? Like keeping it in over the 8 hour max? If you know.ladykaykush said:My moms co worker has a daughter who lost a leg from toxic shock syndrome It’s a very scary thing to know someone who’s gotten it before. What I do is use natural products and change them constantly. Have you ever heard of Cora ? It’s an amazing brand and every purchase gives back.
Am using playtex rn. Is it supposed to be safer or something? I can't really feel it, it's more the mental stress and fear that's making it difficultH0MOSEXUAL said:All tampons are not created equal. You should try Playtex or Tampax._-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:I much prefer pads. I just thought I'd try one today since imma be very active and thought maybe it would be more comfortable. This stress is gonna get in the way of my comfort tho and I shoulda just gone with the pad. Which brand do you use, ooc? I usually just get what's cheapest but I'm not a fan of what I've been using latelyMuschi said:Tampons freak me out too and I can never get one in where it feels comfortable enough to go about my day. I like the pads I use anyway. They're on the thinner side, and can hold a decent amount of blood without leakage.
Roaches are terrifying. I've never seen one though irl, I don't think they're common in my areaPapiLovesHisThots said:Awwwss.. I hope you feel better and find something you can feel comfortable with._-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:I have a deathly fear of tampons. Today I am using one for the second time of my laif. The first time was when I was eleven and I took it out after maybe 10 minutes which hurt like a bìtch. I am terrified of the idea of something just chillin in my body waiting for the moment to give me toxic shock syndrome. Like what if it gets lost or I push the string up too far and can't get it out? What if i accidentally sleep 12 hours instead of 8? After today, I intend to never use a tampon again. This was a mistake and I am stressed af.
Anyway. Tell me your fears of totally normal things that most ppl use or do but you refuse to because you are a legendary coward like moi.
I'm scared of stepping on roaches when I step out of bed at night. Cause like the crunchy noise just f'n gets to me and then I feel all yucky and have to shower at like 2 am or 3.
Oh yeah that can be... complicated. I already feel weird having to change a pad in public restrooms :lol: Sometimes if there's other people in the restroom I'll literally flush the toilet as I remove the wrapping on the new pad so there isn't a tell-tale noise oof_-iWednesdayDonutLikeYou-_ said:Diva cups are too big for me. Apparently a lot of women who haven't given birth have issues getting them in, although maybe lubricant would help. I have a friend who used to use them and she said they were fine at home but sometimes she would have to empty it in public and then she would get blood all over her hand and it was awkward leaving the stall and washing the blood off her hand in front of strangers. So. Pads ftw.Muschi said:They're literally the best.
Have you tried or thought about trying diva cups? I like the sound of them (especially the fact that they're reuseable b/c less waste) but I feel like I would have the same sort of physical discomfort I get wearing tampons (I don't think there's a risk of TSS with them).