Whispersecret
Clandestine Sex-pressionist
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2000
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I have to give three cheers for the Keeper! Thanks again, Cheyenne.
Thongs...men need not look..icky stuff
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willywanker
just one man's opinion
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2000
- Posts
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**Covers eyes and runs from the room**
Too much information, too much information, sorry I didn't heed the warning.
Too much information, too much information, sorry I didn't heed the warning.
CreamyLady
Uncompromising Visionary
- Joined
- Apr 20, 2000
- Posts
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Oh, yes, the Keeper is fantastic. It beats the hell out of tampons.
In the 1970's, children, the feminist movement spoke out against products designed to make us feel that our natural odors/secretions were "dirty" or "unnatural." Feminine deodorant sprays were the prime culprit, as well as douche products -- especially the "flavored" douches.
Pantiliners are another such product, in my humble opinion. Unless someone is suffering from an infection and has an unpleasant discharge, there's really no reason to wear them. I assume that we all wash our underwear on a regular basis, and even with the pantiliner it's going to have to be washed. Why the extra layer?
Money. There's a lot of money involved in making people feel bad about themselves, and just think how much we all plunk down every year for feminine products. Some are necessary, granted, but there are alternatives. The Keeper is, in my humble opinion, a gift from the Goddess.
Thong pantiliners are just ridiculous. With any luck, the product will stay on the shelves indefinitely, and die from lack of sales.
In the 1970's, children, the feminist movement spoke out against products designed to make us feel that our natural odors/secretions were "dirty" or "unnatural." Feminine deodorant sprays were the prime culprit, as well as douche products -- especially the "flavored" douches.
Pantiliners are another such product, in my humble opinion. Unless someone is suffering from an infection and has an unpleasant discharge, there's really no reason to wear them. I assume that we all wash our underwear on a regular basis, and even with the pantiliner it's going to have to be washed. Why the extra layer?
Money. There's a lot of money involved in making people feel bad about themselves, and just think how much we all plunk down every year for feminine products. Some are necessary, granted, but there are alternatives. The Keeper is, in my humble opinion, a gift from the Goddess.
Thong pantiliners are just ridiculous. With any luck, the product will stay on the shelves indefinitely, and die from lack of sales.
