From teens to middle-aged people, I have heard too many nicknames for "sanitary napkins": hamburgers, bread, that thing, too many, too many. Many girls think that mentioning "sanitary napkins" is a shameful and embarrassing expression. So why does a very normal thing cause "sanitary napkin" shame?

 

 

Some friends have received some negative comments. When you take it out of your schoolbag, others will look at you with contempt. "How can you take it out openly?" When your boyfriend or family buys sanitary napkins, "A grown man buys sanitary napkins?"

When couples sleep and there is leakage, "It's all over the bed. Can't you even control your own body?

There are even people who make dirty jokes about menstruation...

 

 

When encountering this situation, what we need to do is to recognize our attitude. We hold sanitary napkins just like holding paper towels and wet wipes! It's just that people have different perceptions. If you encounter rotten fish and shrimp, you can just take it out and spit it on his face.

 

 

Maybe because most people keep silent about physiology, and even deliberately hide it. When we buy sanitary napkins, the supermarket owner may use some dark bags...When a colleague borrows a sanitary napkin, the colleague hides it and asks if there is a large Band-Aid: When you are impatient, she whispers "sanitary napkin"...

Uh... sanitary napkins are just a commodity, just like taking medicine when you are sick. And we use it to be clean, refreshing and comfortable! Don't want to dirty your pants.