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		<title>Tampons are for suckaz.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[DISCLAIMER: This entry discusses in detail the following- pads, tampons, my vagina, periods, period blood If any of these topics make you uncomfortable, then please read no further. Also, if you&#8217;re a girl, why are you uncomfortable with periods? They&#8217;re not going anywhere until you&#8217;re about fifty. Deal with it. I once was a huge [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>DISCLAIMER: This entry discusses in detail the following- pads, tampons, my vagina, periods, period blood</p>
<p>If any of these topics make you uncomfortable, then please read no further. Also, if you&#8217;re a girl, why are you uncomfortable with periods? They&#8217;re not going anywhere until you&#8217;re about fifty. Deal with it.</p>
<p>I once was a huge fan of tampons.  Sanitary Napkins (or pads, if you&#8217;re not big into fancy talk) were basically diapers for adults in my eyes; I wanted no part of that.  Still, the idea of stuffing bleached cotton in my vagina did not sit well.  I eventually decided to make the switch to unbleached tampons, but I quickly realized that my job does not pay well enough to treat myself with such luxuries.  My only other option was to give the pad another chance. I started buying them, and discovered that bleached cotton resting upon the vagina feels just as wrong as bleached cotton inside the vagina. I went to my sister, <a title="Disfordelicate" href="http://www.disfordelicate.com" target="_blank">Disfordelicate</a> , for advice. She had a simple solution, as she always does. She gave me two homemade pads that she had sewn together out of old t-shirts. They are stuffed with flannel to make them extra absorbent, which is great because I can honestly and unashamedly say that I have a stupidly heavy flow.</p>
<p>The verdict:</p>
<p>I am sold. They&#8217;re comfortable, reusable (Just rinse them with cold water, and then wash them with your towels.) and more environmentally friendly than the dozens of pads/tampons that I easily go through in a year&#8217;s time. I will absolutely be making more when the next Crafternoon rolls around. I will also be posting pictures of the process, if anyone&#8217;s interested.</p>
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