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My blob and I

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Re: My blob and I

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POSTMAN wrote:
DGP1 wrote:On the matter of the film
Since 2000, the town of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania — one of the filming locations — has held an annual "Blobfest".
Surely that should be held every month :nervous
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DGP1 wrote:On the matter of the film
Since 2000, the town of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania — one of the filming locations — has held an annual "Blobfest".
Surely that should be held every month :nervous
Would they have to cancel it in the event of pregnancy?
And completely abandon it at the onset of menopause?
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motherhubbard wrote:
DGP1 wrote:On the matter of the film
Since 2000, the town of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania — one of the filming locations — has held an annual "Blobfest".
Surely that should be held every month :nervous
Would they have to cancel it in the event of pregnancy?
And completely abandon it at the onset of menopause?

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote: and of course males not allowed without a hat :oops:
I fail to see what circumcision has to do with this topic TBT.
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Yes TrueBlueTerrier - what is the relevance of circumcision?
It is strange how female circumcision is now rightly viewed as evil, yet male circumcision is still deemed acceptable.
While I can concede the necessity in certain medical circumstances (tight foreskin for example) surely routine circumcision is nothing other than genital mutilation?
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motherhubbard wrote:Yes TrueBlueTerrier - what is the relevance of circumcision?
It is strange how female circumcision is now rightly viewed as evil, yet male circumcision is still deemed acceptable.
While I can concede the necessity in certain medical circumstances (tight foreskin for example) surely routine circumcision is nothing other than genital mutilation?
Female circumcision can't really be compared to male circumcision IMO... If you were to go to the extent with male circumcision as they do with females then the men would be practically eunuchs!

It's reported that it's actually healthier to have a circumcised penis as there's a lack of places for bacteria to habitate in the folds of skin. However, I still believe it should be done only with consent of the adult male to whom the appendage belongs.

Have any men reading this suddenly decided to cross their legs?! lol
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Aprilaydee wrote:
Female circumcision can't really be compared to male circumcision IMO... If you were to go to the extent with male circumcision as they do with females then the men would be practically eunuchs!
Some men I've seen have been so poorly hung they may as well have been eunuchs.
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Aprilaydee wrote:
motherhubbard wrote:Yes TrueBlueTerrier - what is the relevance of circumcision?
It is strange how female circumcision is now rightly viewed as evil, yet male circumcision is still deemed acceptable.
While I can concede the necessity in certain medical circumstances (tight foreskin for example) surely routine circumcision is nothing other than genital mutilation?
Female circumcision can't really be compared to male circumcision IMO... If you were to go to the extent with male circumcision as they do with females then the men would be practically eunuchs!

It's reported that it's actually healthier to have a circumcised penis as there's a lack of places for bacteria to habitate in the folds of skin. However, I still believe it should be done only with consent of the adult male to whom the appendage belongs.

Have any men reading this suddenly decided to cross their legs?! lol

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Motherhubbard, has your DOM made any proper arrangements for you yet. Or is he still making your life unnecessarily difficult, every month? :hmmmm
Has anyone else had any proper arrangements made for this situation?
If not, are there any plans for the CWU to intervene? :hmmmm
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Again another possible alternative method for the CWU sisters:

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/advice-centre/faqs.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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brothermagrew wrote:Again another possible alternative method for the CWU sisters:

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/advice-centre/faqs.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That's finished now,you got a PDF on mens willies by any chance. :left:
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Re: My blob and I

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POSTMAN wrote:
brothermagrew wrote:Again another possible alternative method for the CWU sisters:

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/advice-centre/faqs.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That's finished now,you got a PDF on mens willies by any chance. :left:
I may not have a PDF but I have some videos if you want them :wink:
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Re: My blob and I

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brothermagrew wrote:Again another possible alternative method for the CWU sisters:

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/advice-centre/faqs.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Seen them before... think I'll stick with the little prick in the bottom every 12 weeks thanks :chuckle
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Aprilaydee wrote:
brothermagrew wrote:Again another possible alternative method for the CWU sisters:

http://www.mooncup.co.uk/advice-centre/faqs.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Seen them before... think I'll stick with the little prick in the bottom every 12 weeks thanks :chuckle
Of course sister that's your perogative :wave only posted for general information purposes to continue and not stifle the flow, of the thread's discussion :whistle However, wasn't aware of the following. On average, one woman will use over 11,000 tampons or pads in their lifetime, which will end up in landfill or in the sea. One woman uses up to 22 items of sanitary protection every period. Regardless of your flow, you only need one Mooncup, and it lasts for years and years, making it the most economical sanitary product you can buy.
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