I literally started my period at 8. How can people say menstrual products should be 18+. This is exactly why men should not be making laws about women’s body.
Literally. I got mine at 10 , I also have a 3 year old daughter who has premature puberty so she got hers at 2. It’s so immature that a man would say a tampon is an adult toy
@@JustcallmerosaThough strange it is very possible. I had a student that was in kindergarten she was 4 when she had her first period. Due to her size and weight her body could be that of an 8 year old. But her parents were extremely tall and heavy set.
"Hey baby, we've been married a couple years, I was thinking about spicing things up." *pulls box out of discreet paper bag* "Oh my god… tampons!?" "Hey, we're both adults. Let's live a little." "How do they work?" "They're inserted during menstruation and passively sop up blood and uterine lining." "That's so hot." "Yeah" "Omg, are we really going to do this?"
I remember once upon a time at school, my sex-ed class had the boys stay in the room for the lesson covering pads and tampons, and the teacher explicitly told us it was because "You might not need them, but someday the subject might come up with your future wives/girlfriends/daughters and you'll be happy you know enough to not look like a complete idiot." Kinda feel like some folks out there could have really benefited from having that in the curriculum.
My school had regular co-ed sex-ed except for a special day, where we had a whole day of sex-ed. On that day the boys and girls were separated and we were taught with a giant 2-D "model" of a uterus made of fabric. Think of it like a big carpet that has a bit of depth to it. Using this, we were shown how the sperm gets to the egg and how periods work etc. (they had models for the hormones, uterine lining, sperm and eggs) We were also shown how much pads and tampons can absorb (with red colored water and actual pads and tampons) and how much blood actually leaves the body. Basically, it was a whole day of this. At the end of the school day, we went back to our classroom to get our stuff, and some of the boys were bragging about how much they learned about the girls. We were in 7th grade, if I remember correctly. So around 13 years old, a bit too late for my taste. I was fully grown a year later at 14, most of the puberty stuff we talked about that day happened to me years ago by that point. All in all it's safe to say, that U.S. Republicans would have a heart attack, if they saw this.
It's so weird to me that classes like that are even segregated anymore. It's stuff that everyone should know about. I went to a public school that actually had ridiculously good health classes and can only look on in disappointment and pity every time I see someone who doesn't understand how a human body works.
It's so silly that all schools don't do this automatically. Even if you don't have certain parts or bodily functions, it's still important to learn about them.
Thankfully mine weren't separated, yeah I'll never deal with the things boys will, but its definitely better knowing. In high-school a friend grew up in an extremely conservative household and had no sex ed and I had to be the one to explain erections and "wet dreams" to her. 😅 I can't even remember how it came up in conversation. Guess I'm glad she did but seriously parents...please teach your kids these things if the school won't for BOTH sexes.
My favorite is men claiming the female orgasm is a myth because none of their partners ever came. Biggest yikes, but thank you for outing yourself I guess.
If it’s a myth, then why can I achieve one on my own? Lol Exactly. These men outed themselves as bad lovers. I love when the stupid speak with such confidence, it really highlights their ignorance and lack of knowledge.
@GiantWasp unfortunately, I once even saw a story of a woman who's bf was one of those guys and she was complaining it smelled bad during sex. But she was the one dating and having sex with a male that didn't wipe his ass. Some things I will say are victim blaming. This isn't one of them.
Wait until these men find out that tampons were originally used to plug bullet wounds. Then, a nurse out on the battlefield with no clean rags and no pads basically went, “…I’m bleeding. This looks like it’ll fit…Huh.” 😂
Bit of a common misconception about that fact: the MATERIAL was originally thought up as a way to plug bullet holes, a modern tampon as they’re sold in stores should absolutely not be put anywhere near an open wound (though modern pads would still be effective as emergency medical supplies).
By the age of 11 I was having to use tampons just to play my sport. If feminine products were made 18+, so many more women would suffer from mental issues than they do now
@@salem_meow7137 i did and still do horse riding, and my horse is really bumpy so sometimes, especially if I was jogging her a lot, the pad would move. It was especially scary because a lot of saddles are made of leather and my one saddle had a tan leather seat
As a person with endometriosis and pretty insane periods, I rely on both tampons and pads. Without access to tampons in school, it would have actually become an 18+ scenario because that blood bath would have put any gore movie to shame.
This is what upsets me the most. Sexualizing tampons but still demanding that no accidents happen. If that is the requirement, I need at least two days off from work. For heavy periods I can recommend diva cups, they are more comfortable than tampons and store even more liquid. Diva cup + pad is my favourite combo, nothing can happen even on the worst of worst days. I wish I felt that safe when I was in school.
@@Conval-wi5eh Thank you, I definitely have to check them out! With the menstrual cup I used, I also had issues removing it, it was super painful. Probably because my body is already tortured by cramps. I was also too dumb to insert it right and it kept on leaking, or maybe it's because my anatomy is a bit weird. But having an alternative to tampons would be great! I guess some people just want it to go unnoticable, clean and in private. But for many women, that's just not how periods work. And when you're taking off work, it's still wrong (even if you're in so much pain that you might pass out).
@@awetistic5295 Yeah I find menstrual cups super painful for my endo but I have a titled uterus as well 😭 worth a try though as they are certainly safer than tampons (toxic shock issue) and better for the environment
@@robynskeletons6881 I have a tilted uterus as well, maybe that's why it's so painful. Yeah, it's a bad feeling to create so much waste with pads and tampons, especially since I have to change them so often.
@@awetistic5295 If you have problems with the cup you might wanna try out menstrual discs instead. They are held by the muscles instead of suctioning to the vagina so they can be easier to remove (though a bit messier). They also tend to empty themselves when you're peeing due to the pressure so it's great for people with heavy periods who would fill up a cup in less than 12 hours. I recommend Period Nirvana for videos on this topic.
@@Daelyah people who think like that are absolutely wild, even as a guy I know that's not how it works. If women could just hold it in, why wouldn't they??? Wouldn't you hold it in until it's more convenient, instead of having to use pads or tampons, which both look very uncomfortable and cost money.
Ugh I can only imagine the horror of being in the care of one of these men, and them getting their panties in a twist because boo hoo they want you to swim because they said so. Then having to be a young teenager announcing you’re on your period and can’t swim for up to a week a month for 8 to 5 years because of their bad education.
I bled so heavily during middle school that I had to change my pad EVERY HOUR because it would overflow, and I was only 13. When I discovered tampons, everything changed. I could finally focus on my classes instead of constantly worrying about getting blood everywhere. They majorly improved my education. THEY ARE NECESSARY!
Same for me! What made it worse is that my mom bought the ultra thin pads. One day I just went to the nurse and asked for a tampon and I haven't gone back since (except when I need to sleep but my mom finally got maxi pads for me thank god)
id had to wear both i bled so much. Apparently those extreme flows can be caused by unknown ailments like POCS. Always make sure to go in for cyst checks with your doctor. (im not trying to spread fear, but ovarian cancers are totally a thing and its not fun) oh and remember if ur profusely bleeding over s span of 3 to 4 weeks, its doctor time! Schedule that appt! (i used to bleed for 3 months straights at times, had to get on Depo shots to calm it) Always consult ur PCD!
As a woman, tampons are the exact opposite of pleasurable. For me personally, they sometimes even hurt. Edit: It's not that the size is too big, I used minis.
Tampons aren't supposed to hurt, you aren't really supposed to feel them too much (at most, a bit discomfort). You might be using a larger size than necessary
@@PhoebeSintertampons are the worst sensation ever i couldnt use one even i put lub but the sensation feels like its hurting me, i use toy so its suppouse im used to the sensation but no, its a shame because i can go to the pool when im on my period
My ex-boyfriend in high school went to an all-boys middle&high, and he used to be baffled about the amount of lovely young men who truly believed that women could 'hold in' their period blood like other fecal products of a human's body. He grew up with two female siblings so he was acutely aware. God it was hilarious to hear about those baffled teenage misters.
It's funny but this is what happens when you split up boys & girls in sex ed classes. Everyone should have all the information, especially if they grow up to be politicians who make laws.
@@alex_blue5802 fun fact, our country doesn't have proper sex ed. It's "oh when a sperm meets an egg it becomes a baby :)" and that's it. Girls don't learn about periods, boys don't learn about wet dreams, and neither learns about each other. Fun.
What’s scary to me about men who either don’t believe the clitoris exists or can’t find it, is that they didn’t even try asking the owner of it to show him where it is.
Tbf, many of us may not want to actually SHOW show. Best we could do is show them a diagram of female anatomy, and hope something clicks upstairs for them.
I'm still shocked some men don't or refuse to believe it exists when it's such an obvious structure. The G & A-spot I can understand will take trial & error to figure out.
“I havent seen it, therefore it doesnt exist!” This mindset is going to have lots of trouble with bacteria, viruses, abstract concepts, etc.. I havent seen tax auditors, but I believe they exist.
Yeah, the real problem is that we keep comparing tampons to products that are sexual in nature (condoms and viagra). We ourselves are unconsciously associated them with sex, and that's only furthering the misunderstanding. Tampons need to be compared to other bath products (toilet paper, soap, kleenex, wet wipes, etc). We need to fundamentally change their associations from the ground up, because if someone believes that tampons are sexual, they're not going to stop believing it when you compare them to viagra.
@@eyesofthecervino3366 This is a much better comparison but, listen, it is still always and every time going to be better to just compare tampons to other bathroom hygiene products, because that's what they are. I get the impulse not to, but tampons are literally closer to toilet paper than they are to pants on a scale of similarity. Beyond that, I can immediately see two problems with your comparison that will immediately be brought up by the crowd that thinks of tampons as sexual; 1) women can also wear pants without it being sexual, and we don't call those pants tampons and 2) tampons are meant to go inside of your privates and pants are not.
@@termythewormy Yes, but the point is that guys can put their privates inside of something without it being sex, so they're obviously just being weird about the reverse.
@@depressionpie4859 oml why do I see some "genius" saying that... smh edit: there's already a shocking amount of people who sexualize breast feeding smh
Oh my god someone tried to argue this with me once saying "We can't be animals because god created only men and women and animals and those are different! We didn't come from animals so we aren't animals." girl who lied to you?
As someone who did their thesis on the Victorian period, I laughed out loud and would like to sell that person some arsenic colored wallpaper from the 1800s.
@@valerielevasseur8674 I love that connection! I got my Masters in Theatre Directing and studied feminist/women’s topics in the Victorian era. I wrote and directed a play that reimagined Jack the Ripper as a woman, to explore topics of female sexual exploration/identity. If you ever want a taste of that craziness, I highly recommend looking up the medical history of the speculum. Many doctors of the era believed it ‘would reveal too many of the secrets women inherently have’ and actively fought against its use.
It's not even illegal to use arsenic in wallpaper. People just stopped buying it because they figured out it's dangerous so companies stopped making it
I'm just a fucking hobbiest and I laughed out loud at the 'not polluted' part! Like, for the love of god, the peppered moth alone! The idea everyone lived just as long was also hilarious, you undoubtedly know way better than me their insane (and honestly quite beautiful) relationship with death. And I don't know about you, but I was not taught by my parents how to be a good and respectful orphan to improve my lot in life should they die! ...I'm like 70% sure that was a thing, don't remember where I read that one, but it made way too much sense (hopefully I didn't just become the subs title) 😅
Well with the global warming the Netherlands will soon be the Neverlands. Not a Dutch person, but I lived there for my first 5 years of my life as German. Sometimes I like to be there.
@@charlieandhisantics9954 Yeah but like "iel" doesn't exist in most dictionnaries and stuff, it's a newly made up word (didn't really need to be there as you can use "il" or "elle" when reffering to a non binary person because french doesn't work the same as english but whatever), for exemple, if you tranlate "they" to french, you're not gonna get "iel"
@@Masky_Review_CB_OFFICIALdon’t worry it won’t hurt, it not meant to but it alright you can use it whenever you want but when you go to the pool you might need one if it the time of the month
As a trans man, I can promise that putting in a tampon is not, has never, and will never be a pleasurable experience. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Pads exist, thankfully. The true question however is... Why aren't tampons comfortable? Isn't that priority at least number three after "it's safe to use" and "it does what it's supposed to"?
@@goncalocarneiro3043 Id take a wild guess and say that it might have something to do with the fact that vagina's walls are rather sensitive (as in - it might HURT when you put in things dry...) and tampons literally pull all the moisture in. Also, not being ...warmed up and pushing things up there, is reportedly ...not exactly pleasant.
@@michajastrzebski4383 That sounds reasonable. I guess... I guess someone could use a bit of lube before putting a tampon on? I know that kind of defeats the purpose because then the tampon is partially wasted absorbing lube but... You know, concessions.
@goncalocarneiro3043 You basically answered your own question. If a tampon was totally covered in lube (which is what would be needed to minimise insertion discomfort as much as possible) the tampon couldn't absorb what it's meant to absorb, thereby defeating its use in the first place. Applicator tampons are somewhat less uncomfortable, because the applicator is smooth & non-absorbent cardboard or plastic, but many people choose not to use them for various reasons. Suffice to say, if the design could be improved, I think it would've happened by now.
As an ace I also agree. It's not a choice and it is extremely frustrating and confusing until you figure out you're asexual, and it's okay and there's nothing wrong with you.
@@crystal95405 They are obviously extremely hard at work right now. I wonder if their boss knows they are watching YT vids during work time. And, yeah, I'd also like to know what that has to do with anything. Edit: typo
People need to start using something like toilet paper in comparison to tampons. They're both used for bodily hygiene for functions we have to perform. If we can't provide period products in schools then we shouldn't be able to provide poop products either.
@@chatboulon743 True, but the function of tampons is more similar to the function of toilet paper, because both are just used to clean up stuff that comes out of the body.
@@PixieoftheWood How does a mind go to 'inserting anything automatically means X' when they have to know what a period is and I'm assuming where it comes from. I suspect these types are Christian or have Christian upbringing as they do seem particularly fixated on sex lives. Isn't that how the Seventh Day Adventists came to set up the Sanitarium cereal company? One of the female founders thought eating meat would encourage men to masturbate more so the idea of plant based was introduced.
@@chatboulon743 I would never trust the quality of condoms from a public school bathroom. Nurses office maybe, cause at least someone tangentially related to healthcare is purchasing something reputable and keeping an eye from little gremlins tampering with them
As a woman I can confirm- women’s anatomy is hard. (Guys for the love of all that is holy, ily and all but dang, it ain’t that serious, it ain’t supposed to be anyways)
@@synaida2.574 ah. Then fair enough. A rarity for medical professionals to unanimously agree like that, but I can see why they made the exception, considering the subject matter. But, I'm not MD, so I wouldn't know
@@flamefangstarI think some of them survived the mass extinction (because their diet involved seeds too and easily adapted after other dinosaurs were gone) and evolved into birds, that's why they have similar features. I'm not obsessed with dinosaurs, but I find them really cool😂
@@flamefangstar hmmm well, i honestly like most of he aquatic ones, and depending on the circumstance, i feel like most would be hunted and or captured, so probably the smaller ones like small fish/birds would be able to live, probably like pests
I was a female road worker and we had a group of çontractors that would go with us to jobs. They are extremely religious I should add. One day one of the ladies asked if I had feminine product.. as I carry every kind just for emergencies I asked which would you like tampon, pad, wings no wings blah blah. She said tampon and was so happy... She goes to the restroom and a man from the same crew overheard came up to me and told me why I was promoting sexual adventures and lesbianism to the ladies. I was confused as hell til he said she is pleasuring herself with it and will keep it in for pleasure the rest of the day.... I just walked away I didn't know what I could say to such stupidity.
🤦🏻♀️ I’m speechless. I’ve worked in a male-dominated field for nearly 30 years and never once have I heard such a thing. Then again, I’m in the northern Midwest, not the bible belt.
@@MsAubrey yeah this was in California. The organization is called teen challenge. They truly believe this crap. It's crazy what some weirdos think. They use religion to express why they can't use a lot of things. It's creepy AF.
I'm a female teen and seeing that boys and men around my school say that tampons should be 18+ because they're "sexual" is insane. Tampons sometimes hurt and blood spilling out of you every month for a week sucks. I started at 11 and I swear it is the worst thing. Fun fact: Eat dark chocolate if you get cramps. It helps relieve some pain. I suggest Dove dark chocolate.
Do men think that anything going into the vagina is pleasurable??? Like in what world is putting a thing in yourself and just leaving it there pleasurable at all??? I feel intense discomfort every time I have to use a tampon.
Sadly, even some women do. I thought the same until i was about 14 and finally dared defy my parents' warnings about touching down there. I was expecting to orgasm just from putting a finger in and then... Well, nothing. It was a huge letdown lmao
sadly, yes. and even worse! when i was with my ex, i bought these fuzzy warm pajama pants with a cartoon character on it. perfectly innocent, warm, cozy. he looks at me with a very bizarre look and goes "that's dirty" and i was like "why? what are you talking about?" and he ran his hand along the fuzzy fabric and said "i mean....doesn't it tickle....there? you bought them to get off on, i know it." like sir. please think for two seconds.
I think a lot of them are just bad at sex. for a lot of them accepting that 'thing in vagina = good' isnt true would mean accepting that just repeatedly putting your dick in a woman isnt enough to get her off
That person talking about the Victorian era being healthier: that's what we call "survivorship bias". "The people who survived lived as long as we do. Let's just ignore the higher rates of dead babies, as they skew the statistics and clearly don't matter when considering lifespans."
And also a somewhat higher mortality rate for non-babies too. Not nearly as drastic, but it was just easier to die in general. But yeah people would live to a ripe old age in those days as well! Those who did get old could get proper old.
Ah yes, the Victorian era... when they literally had arsenic in their wallpaper and books because it made the colours look extra vibrant and pretty. We should all aspire to be so free of toxins in our lives.
isn't that only rich people? 😂it's hard to compare lives of people when they were so unique, from rich people in the city to those living in rural areas, to poor people in cities and those in rural areas... very different lives and what they had access to.
I actually had to go through this with my dad because i lived with him when I started my period. He absolutely refused to get me tampons because of my "virginity." He actually went and got me bladder control pads instead of maxi pads 🤦🏽♀️ good thing he had a girlfriend at the time she saw what what was happening and snuck me some maxi pads and tampons and showed me how to use them. It was mortifying as a 12 yr old.
It happens to all of us, the best we can do is self reflect on that we had our personal "oops" moment. And (if needed) apologize to the person who got the grunt of it.
Trying to discredit biology by using philosophy is like trying to discredit ophthalmology using astrophysics Edit: OMG THANKS IN JUST A DAY IVE SOMEHOW GOTTEN 1.2K LIKES?!?!?😦
@@queersoapybar I literally just googled it, it's essentially a specialist eye doctor. Where an optometrist is sort of like a general eye doctor, an ophthalmologist is like a specialist for certain eye conditions.
In parts of the world where periods are seen as deeply shameful and unclean, and/or where pads and tampons are prohibitively expensive, it’s common for girls (especially from poorer backgrounds) to miss out on a good deal of the education they are entitled to, either because they can’t go to school on days when they have their period, or because they drop out altogether. Being active, playing sport, or even just running and skipping with friends is even more challenging. Misconceptions about menstruation contribute significantly to global gender inequality as well as localized sexism and misogyny.
In Scotland we provide free feminine products at schools, libraries etc. it’s essential product it makes sense to have them easily available. We have a free app that will let folk know the nearest place to get them in Scotland.
Even if tampons were sex toys, which they are not (surprise), there's no age limit required. Any kid can go to a store and buy condoms or sex toys (except for those 18+ shops). Me and my friend ordered sex toys at like 16 or something online and there was no age verification whatsoever because it's your business what you put in or on your genitals. Teens wanna have fun, too, for God's sake just let them. Toys have never gotten anyone pregnant so why the fuss
@@Alex-cq1zrgood for you. Would you rather children get pregnant and get each other pregnant? Kids are going to explore sexuality either way, it’s better for them to do it in a safe environment. I don’t like the idea of kids having access to sex toys either, but I prefer it to them having sex.
@@Alex-cq1zr I understand the sentiment but feel it necessary to point out that teenagers won't not use SOMETHING as a sex toy just because they can't or don't know they can buy actual purpose-made sex toys. *cough cough* rolled up paper with a play dough tip all in a condom *cough*
I recommend making a bingo board out of the post. My father checked almost every negative trait box and it makes for an entertaining game with equally traumatized friends 👌
@@trekadouble757 It's sort of implied that if your family follows all their rules that everything will just work itself out, but when you see families who are following the rules and abuse is present anyway... everyone just pretends it's not happening because it proves their system doesn't work.
That may be true for you, but the post was really about the statistical reality that those negative outcomes are more associated with fatherless homes.
everyone knows rubber trees are made of rubber same way apple trees are made completely from apples and maple trees are made completely from maple syrup
A species of light coloured moth literally evolved to have a dark coloured variant, and the dark moths were able to hide against buildings and things that pollution had made dirty. Not that the moth itself spawned dark versions in response, of course, but the dark ones had an advantage in certain areas because of the mutation.
Contrary to what those people that get all starry-eyed about the "good old days" might tell us, they were not, indeed, better than the present day in most respects.
@@miaomiaochan To be fair most of the people who get starry eyed about the good old days are talking about the 50s and 60s. You know when smog directly killed 4,000 in London over a weekend and multiple rivers caught fire.
"Victorian's environment wasn't polluted" The wallpaper emitted arsenic gases, the bread contained alum, there was boracic acid in the milk, the milk was not pasteurised meaning it contained bovine TB, the sewage system directly connected to the water system, bathrooms exploded (no joke), and don't get me started on the staircases or flammable clothes.
@@me-myself-i787 technically yes, but today you don't run the same risk of combusting because the man standing 3 feet from you lit a sigar the way any woman did back in the Victorian era. Today cotton is not vowen as open as it was back then, meaning it takes more heat and time today to burn it. A Victorian chemise would incinerate within 60 seconds
I love how Click has gone from saying "I hope you enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed making it," to "I hope you enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed having you here," as a subtle way to tell us that he is no longer okay.
To all the guys who think tampons are 18+, you should seek help, seriously. It's none of your business, and how could you know more about it than a woman using it? Plus all doctors approved the tampons, *all of them.*
Well, those guys probably spend most of their time with other guys, who are in collective agreement that they have understood all there's to understand about women. Which is news to women.
As a fictional creature based off a fictional creature I can confirm humans suck. What kind of self-respecting animal can't casually blast waves of radiation onto their enemies
I am actually curious on how do GROWN ASS MEN even imagine a period product used by kids, YOUNG girls as something close to anything s3xaull. It's just another ex. of women being seen as female first then as a human. Any right or basic antomy related to someone afab, if it can sexualized by men doesn't matter, even if they're a kid.
@@SilverAceOfSpades Well they shouldn't hurt. ( they can make period pain worse tbf, one reason why I don't use them anymore) But yeah I remember using tampons for the first time. it didn't hurt hurt, but it was not comfortable.
It's the general failure of our education system to provide proper sex ed, combined with religious institutions intentionally giving false information as part of their indoctrination. The fact that so many grown adults are seemingly ignorant of even the most basic things about sex education like the use/purpose of tampons just shows how badly we have failed as a society. (Edit: And this is coming from a dude btw)
Rather proud that in Scotland feminine products are free. And it still blows my mind that so many men are completely ignorant of the female body. I mean, it's fun to learn 😁 Also it is 'fewer dropouts', not 'less'.
My 5th grade Sex Ed lesson in school actually split up the boys are girls into different rooms. It was stupid. Being a girl, I didn't get a proper lesson about how male anatomy truly worked until 9th grade; where we had a whole quarter of learning together (thank god). My schools have all been pretty good, but the way they narrowly fumbled this stuff is something I will never get over.
The humans are/are not animals thing really gets me. We're taught in school that humans belong to kingdom animalia. I went to college to become a doctor of veterinary medicine and worked in a veterinary clinic for a short while before moving to pursue education. I took a CNA class thinking that it could be a good source of income while I pursued the rest of my education because it's still medicine, just focused on humans, so I'd have a leg up in the field... but the teacher was a 5* bitch. Anyone who wasn't already a nurse returning to refresh or advance their knowledge was talked down to, but ESPECIALLY if someone worked in medicine but outside of nursing. There was a massage therapist there who the teacher would always degrade whenever she got an answer wrong by saying things like, "I'm sorry, honey, but all you know is muscles. It's no wonder you got this wrong." An EMT who was often my project parter, very competent, and an absolute all around awesome guy would be used upon a wrong answer to degrade all EMT workers as she'd say such things as, "This is why you don't trust EMTs, because their training is so rushed just to get people out on the field that they really don't know what they're doing." Then to me, if I got an answer wrong, I always heard, "That's ANIMALS, sweetie, not humans. Humans aren't animals." Every single time I made sure to snipe back with, "Humans belong to kingdom animalia, and are therefore, animals." and she'd just... deny it. "No, they're not."
I've always wanted to know what exactly people think humans are, if not animals? Like, we're clearly not fleshy earth-dwelling gods or anything. We still get eaten on occasion by apex predators - and most animals are edible!
@@ShintogaDeathAngel What really gets me is that she was teaching at a COLLEGE, and I was taught basic taxonomic classifications in middle school. Sure, she wasn't teaching biology, but still, she was feeling with college-level students. The real problem was that she was on tenure, so she knew she could treat everyone like abdolute shit and get away with it. But, like.... there's five kingdoms of life, two of which are dedicated to micro-organisms (I believe predominantly singled-celled, and separated by with/without a nucleus). The other three are plants, fungi, and animals. Where, exactly, do humans fall on this model if not animals? (I'm aware that the kingdom-topped model is now considered outdated, but I'm still pretty sure we haven't added a special category just for humans)
@ShintogaDeathAngel back when I was a child I was enrolled in a private catholic school. In science... SCIENCE class they taught humans were made out of the same stuff as animals but weren't... actually animals. That we lack instincts. And animals only have instincts and are not able to learn new behaviors... To answer wth these people think humans are: weird divine squishy sculpted meat from the big sky God
I guess it's because of their religious upbringing, they sound like religious wackadoodles and claim the " humans are an animals " you lens are special quote humans have souls ( Well whatever that is ( you try to tell them that humans are just other animals " humans are just apes because we are and they blow a gasket
@@5H4NKTH35HARK A trade centre would be so amazing, imagine being able to match up two people who are transitioning the opposite way and just swap all the parts over 😭
it's honestly not that far off from what some people believe. like some straight men genuinely think that washing their ass properly will make them gay
Tampons shouldnt be 18+, that is nonsense. I am so happy with all these women and girls in the comments saying why. As a girl i got my first period at 11, now i'm 16, i used a tampon once, not a 'pleasure' at all, i only use pads. Men don't know whats its like to bleed out of your private part every month for 5 days, so they should not go ahead and make rules on it. Dot. Edit: sorry for the essay lol
Hi, I'm much older but never felt comfortable with tampons. I'm pad only, too. Sometimes it seems I'm the only one so I'd thought I'd write to show you weren't either. Go with what's comfortable and works for you
I found the best pads ever and they are washables. They don't itch, stick, and they hold a ton more than even those heavy ones even though they are smaller. I tried tampons a couple of times and I started at 11 as well. The absolute gall of these guys. I think we women should find these guys and have an all out blledfest around them. Just make a mess of everything and say "Oh, well, I'm at least TRYING to hold it in. Maybe if there was something that could catch it?"
@@Lycantis those pads sound ideal for me, i bleed a lot on my first day and then the last 4 days i barely lose anything. One time i had a boy tell me: "why can't you just hold it in?" And then another girl said: "yeah... thats.. not exactly how it works."
i see the tampons and raise you a step further....i once bought a pair of fuzzy pajama pants with cartoons on them. they were totally innocent, warm, comfortable. when my ex saw me wearing them he gave me a funny look and said "that's dirty" i asked him what on earth he was talking about and he ran his hand over the fuzzy fabric and said "doesn't it....tickle....down there?" and accused me of buying them just to "get off on" like?????
Fun fact: in Victorian England, people who sold flour to bakeries would cut the flour with things like chalk and lime to make it go further. Bakers would cut it even more. There were no regulations on this. I doubt people were healthy because of this.
Victorian era public health statistics probably depended heavily on how close to cities and industrialised areas they were. Cutting flour (and sometimes also milk) was likely to have been far less common further away from heavily populated areas. People in less populated areas and non-industrialised areas were also less likely to be working industrial jobs, many of which were extremely hazardous (though so was/is mining and that was present in many non-industrial towns), and there will have been a lower population of people living on the streets or in unsafe housing, fewer people claiming assistance from each area's poor box, and fewer people committing crimes with harsh punishments (though it is worth noting that those last few things would likely have been partially due to impoverished people moving to industrial areas in search of work). Not to mention the obvious lower risk of disease from poor public hygeine when there's a smaller volume of people around, but that tends to be at least a little overstated in comparison to other factors, I think And then there were rich people in pretty much a separate category, who had better access to what healthcare was available (which could be a very good thing in some circumstances and a very bad one in others), were less at risk of starvation or exposure or vocational health hazards but also thought arsenic made for great wallpaper etc
If I may add another factoid or two: they often added alun to it in order to get it whiter - which was demanded of the consumers. White bread equalled better bread, finer bread. That's not taking into account all the sweat that would go into it because of the working conditions - and then you take how large a part of a diet bread was for most people. Regulations were only made after an outcry had been raised, and that outcry mostly came when people had died. Take the 1858 Bradford's Sweets Poisoning, for instance - an accident, but the point still stands. Someone had to die. Sorry, I'll shut up.
Suzannah Lipscomb's Hidden K!llers of the... Home has great trivia. Milk was sold commercially before modern refrigeration. At the time they found out that adding a detergent neutralized the pH so it tasted fresher. This didn't do anything about the bovine tuberculosis bacteria, which ate holes in people's spines. :(
I find it funny that people didn't get the original joke in the post. How simply by breathing the women would walk out of the date wasn't necessarily referring to the OP's breath it was referring to them being there at all. It's one of those ones where it sort of tests the way you see the world - if you get the downbeat humour then you understand it - if you dont then you focus on what you perceive as a spelling mistake. All humour is subjective as they say. In this case half the humour is in people mis-interpreting what's being said in the original post.
Ok but that first clip, I think that's ideal. He's annoyed sure, but he didn't stop and confront the person, and when he realized he was wrong he accepted it gracefully. That's honestly a good person who made a mistake. I like that.
I read What’s Your Pronoun a couple days ago and it goes through the whole history of pronouns in the English language it’s fascinating that the pronouns “she/her” are even newer than lots of our neopronouns. There’s documentation of people legally arguing against the usage of she/her because “why isn’t he/him good enough for everyone or if we must others may be called ‘it’” I’m paraphrasing badly but the arguments are astounding, Britain and the USA were arguing for keeping he/him gender neutral in legal proceedings all the way into the 1970’s
Yes, let’s make fun of someone spelling bible as bibble meanwhile too many native English speakers can’t manage the right your/you’re, it’s/its, their/there/they’re, use ‘a as a plural…
I just think it’s really funny that people think an 18+ label is going to stop people below 18 from using them considering that the 18+ label has never affected anyone before people will look at an 18+ label and then look away😂
As a woman, I can confirm that female anatomy is hard. There are things that I didn't even know existed about my anatomy till a year ago. I'm in my twenties, and it's mostly because I was told by a parent that certain things were "sinful" all through my childhood and teens. They wonder why I go to my other parent about certain things now lol.
Drawing chests! Bro that took me so long to learn. My character has a big chest and she runs around a lot (they aren’t huge but) yeah. My old art, they were uneven, scratchy, and just torturous. I’m gonna stop talking and do my French practice (my dream is to move from the us to Canada) and just, slay
@@Thecraftycat789 LOL at least you can draw and stuff. My penmanship is like what a 3 year old would write or draw in due to a muscle disorder in my hands, so I usually stick to the performing and vocal side of art, like singing lmao. I also want to move to Canada from the US at some point because of all the crap going on with the government and stuff lol.
@@Lilas4444 i dont mean this in any rude way, but do you draw females often? they are incredibly hard to learn, and hard to draw with certain proportions without being sexual. quite often the build of a female in drawings can reflect them as a character (same goes for males but they dont have the issue of sexualization.. most of the time). and angles of the female body are also hard to produce without looking disproportional.
As someone who's AMAB, I always feel so sorry that AFAB people have to deal with menstruation. It feels really unfair that only one side of humanity has to deal with it and not even be treated as human when they complain about the amount of pain their in. I always had chocolate or some kind of candy in HS for my friends if they needed some comfort during that time. It's the least I could do
And it’s kind of interesting because like 98% of animals re-absorb the womb lining instead of having periods. I searched it up, and I think it said only like some monkeys and bats do. I don’t quite remember. So we just have the “luck” of being one of the only species to have periods! Yay. *sarcasticness*
@@amaryillcs2426oof, for me they’re not. They hurt. I tried using them to go in water but it hurt so much I just said fuck it and said bye bye to swimming.
Some people really roast themselves worse than anybody else ever could. If you think something as small as a tampon can cause any sort of stimulation, and from just going in, you have never given a woman an orgasm in your life.
“The food in Victorian times was real!” There was plaster in the bread as filler so bakers could get away with using less flour and a lot of their silverware and cups/plates were made out of lead. Not to mention the arsenic in the wallpaper and some cloth dyes. Or the gas leaks in houses.
I work with a flat earther. Trust me when I say I get it. Our debates always boil down to- Coworker: show me proof tat earth is round. Me: shows proof. Coworker: That's fake! They are lying! Do your research! Smh
“They had real food” do you know what kind of crazy stuff they were adding into food in the Victorian era? They were using alum and plaster of Paris in their bread
As of yesterday, the most viewed video on my channel is actually a video essay where I (a cisgender male, by the way) talk about how Turning Red, Baymax and The Ghost and Molly McGee have talked about periods, and that this needs to continue to be normalized. Because not only is it a bodily function, it’s a bodily function that can happen to kids as early as seven or eight years old.
@@rachabonespittz same! I was wearing gray sweatpants and my friends I was playing with asked if I pooped my pants. I claimed I’d sat in mud. When I ran home sobbing, my mom asked what kind of cake I wanted at my period party. I threw a book at her and sat in the shower fully dressed. I did not, in fact, have a period party. Thank god. Also didn’t hit my mom with the book, which I am grateful for. She didn’t deserve it, I was just super upset.
As a native English speaker, MY big pet peeve is when people apply English's phonics rules to other languages, when English itself doesn't even follow them half the time!
@@kurbaga_12 I guess he means for example butchering names with those rules. Although let's be real that works the other way around as well (thanks to the above mentioned unruliness). For example jedi in Hungarian is not jeday but jedy :D
The problem with the "humans arent animals" crowd is that they typically follow some sort of belief that humans are, in some way, special and unique from animals. They arent arguing that "humans are plants" or some stupid shit like that. They simply believe that humans are a class of their own, completely unrelated to other animals despite being made of the same stuff. For example, in Christianity, humans are said to have been made "in Gods image" and were made to rule over the earth, including its animals. Overall, its quite a bit stupid in my opinion. Humans are as much animals as dogs, snakes, or fish are.
27:15 the meme is referring to a passage in the bible where a king, Nehbudchanezzer (I definitely butchered the name), compelled his citizens to worship a golden statue of, and by extension, him. The poster is relating the LGBTQ movement to this idol of a false god.
6:45 "You see, I have been with many a woman. And NONE of them enjoyed it. And that's my source for knowing things about women. Follow me for more relationship tips." Those rapper sunglasses. That Andrew Tate pirate voice. You sir, are too funny for it to be legal (Seriously I cried laughing 😂😂😂)
He only knows us on a superficial level, and then claims that superficial is all we are. And then he teaches impressionable young men that women are superficial, thus perpetuating the cycle.
For those who didn't get the pronoun joke, since Cliccy didn't say anything about it (maybe he didn't catch it either), the person said that people are free to talk shit about them but they have to use I/me pronouns, meaning that every roast would change into self destruction, as in: "you are a sea-monkey-flavoured-bitch" changes into: "I am a sea-monkey-flavoured-bitch" Have an amazing sea monkey day you, yes, _you_ cutie reading this! :3
18:08 my father is a truck driver and doing an “instant brake” almost cost him his life. A car was playing chicken on the interstate my dad was on and the car pulled out in front of my father abruptly. My dad slammed on the brakes causing the steel beams he was hauling to come through the back of his truck cab, barely missing his head. My father was thankfully okay. However his truck was totaled and they never found the irresponsible driver in the car. They sped off quite fast after my father was nearly killed. So why yes technically “instant brakes” are a thing, but they aren’t safe.
That must have been a terrifying experience, glad he was okay! Irresponsible drivers like that probably don't even realise the consequences of their stupid actions half the time, and unfortunately it's usually everyone else who gets hurt but not them.
my stepmom, a flat earther and conspiricy theorist for other things, put on an informational audio thing for my sisters, and when it went to the topic of "who was the first person on the moon?" she confidently says "nobody has ever been on the moon! people say that but nobody's ever been there!". like yes, people do say that there were people on the moon, because there were.
this is scary... flat earthers can be good for a laugh but they make an alternative reality in their mind and then just can't be reached any more... you can't talk to them any more because the asumptions on wich they base everything they say is just completely different from the asumptions you base on what you say. no common ground. nothing to base a conversation on. really scary. as if they had become ghosts and you just can't touch them. you can see them, talk to them but they don't live in the same world as you.
With a strong enough telescope you can see the landing sites. One of the missions also left behind a reflector so that astrophysics labs could bounce lasers off it. There's just _way_ too much evidence, but that has never stopped crazy people.
@@dmgroberts5471 Yup, even a relatively basic telescope can see these sites. You can try the experiment for yourself, for less than the cost of a low-end car.
20:57 You are absolutely right! There's an argument of "people cannot truly seek buddhism if they're fighting for food and survival everyday , so if you truly want to help more people to truly believe in Buddhism, you need to help them to a point where they don't have to worry about material needs" (also you should help people because its a good thing to do)
That's why I always set my expectations for people as low as possible. Just assume half of the people you meet would shove crayons up their nose, and try to eat raw chicken.
I thought the guy with the I/me pronouns wanted every person that tried to insult him to erroneously insult themselves, thus making him impossible to insult or refer to in any negative way Would've been fucking genious
as a woman the tampon machine is also a pad machine so it's half and half, so girls and women can choose which on they want, though to be fair the pads in those machine are always bulky and uncomfortable. some women prefer tampons some prefer pads, some have another option like a divacup or something, a lot of women will bring their own pads and tampons from home cause those machine don't have best quality they're really just there for emergencies
@@jordanjoestar-turniptruck or sometimes they are like fuzzy and not held together well. Like I’m not worried about them falling apart but yeah that isn’t good
Then there's people like me who bleed like an entire slaughterhouse. I would never leave the house without the strongest tampon available and a pad as backup. Over the night, even their combined forces often fail me.
he went on a rant about breathe and breath. honestly can relate, drives me crazy when someone calls a tortoise a turtle. also drives me crazy when people mix up "venomous" "poisonous" and "toxic". drives me up the wall to space
I was trying to teach my mom about nonbinary pronouns since my partner is nonbinary. She kept arguing that they/them/their was only plural and then I half tricked her into using their as a singular. She doesn't argue that it doesn't work anymore. Hehe.
@@melchiorlise2466They/them/their is generally used as plural, but can occasionally be gender-neutral singular when referring to a person. People use "they" instead of "it" when referring to a person because "it" is "dehumanising". Also, in case you don't know: They is the subject Them is the object Their is possessive
@@me-myself-i787 Also, singular They/Them has predated You as a pronoun for around 400 years. It's always been a part if the language, bigots dont use it only because it would make their arguments against non-binary people fall flat. Most of the time they'll even use singular they/them without realising
My dad struggled when my sibling decided they/them works better for them. He initially had an issue with the plural nature of the words, but then figured out he was struggling with the implied unfamiliarity with the person. Most people try to get the "it plural" out of the way with a question like "if you found an umbrella at a bus stop, you'd say 'someone left their umbrella here'" and for my dad it felt like he would only say that about someone that was unknown; as far as he knew, a person. But if it's his kid, she should know them more and be able to communicate that through gendered pronouns. To be complete honest, I feel like that's fair. He wanted to not treat his kid like a stranger because he's known them their whole life
Thank you Click for always telling me i smell amazing. I've been trying to convince my parents that it isn't a problem that I haven't showered in months, and that I smell just fine, they just want believe me. Luckily your messages are always reassuring in confirming my belief
Maggy was chibi like a marionette She cocooned herself up in sheets and regret And when several months later she finally emerged She smelled like sh¡t What a psycho (Adapted from _Martha_ by Bo Burnham)
4:10 when Aid/Hiv was first discovered it was believed that only homosexual men could contract the virus and could not be contracted to women, doctors even told the patients it was okay to have intimated times with their wives.
When that one person was arguing about humans not being animals, you could've easily asked them "what constitutes a human" and then go on to pull a Diogenes on them
About the they/them thing, I just want everybody to know that this is the same conversation I have with literal six year olds when correcting them on my pronouns. These people are confusing
As a linguist, trans guy and with how wild a lot of children's names are nowadays (not saying it's necessarily bad) I wish gender neutral pronouns and titles were the vast norm. Because being called "friend" is just as polite as being called "sir/ma'am"... and can be said with the same passive-agression by service staff!
@@Dekubudooh, "friend" might solve one of my problems at work. Wonder if I could get away with it in a professional environment with adult clients? I'm in an area of the south where it's expected to address everyone as ma'am or sir, and I've struggled to come by an appropriate neutral option when I don't know the clients preference. For now I just don't use either, but then I sound rude per workplace expectations.
3:03 Cite - Cite your sources (you can remember this one because citation also starts with c) Site - A specific location (like a campsite or a website) Sight - What your eyes have
I am a bit dyslexic (and not a native english speaker) and when even the native speakers mix it up... it makes me question everything I thought I knew. because even if I got it right... of course I think I'm the one who got it wrong. and it really makes me unsure about what the actual spelling is. so I have to check the spelling of a word, of wich I was confident I knew how to spell... it's unsettling. just keeps throwing me off...
As a woman, tampons are my worst nightmare. They hurt to pull out, they are uncomfortable to put in, and they are hard to ignore while inside of the hoo-hah. I know that some women prefer them, but let it be known that women in general don’t find them “pleasurable” 💀
@@maddyc2412or just using the wrong size. I used S instead of R once and I was in so much pain i had to use pads for the rest of my period. The pain lasted for almost a week.
It just makes me sad that these men don’t know how arousal works for women. They think just putting a wad of cotton up feels good because it’s up there. So that implies… y’know.. they think all they have to do is penetrative sex and that’s that. I feel so sorry for their partners.
I literally started my period at 8. How can people say menstrual products should be 18+. This is exactly why men should not be making laws about women’s body.
Literally. I got mine at 10 , I also have a 3 year old daughter who has premature puberty so she got hers at 2. It’s so immature that a man would say a tampon is an adult toy
@@Lia.z.888HOLD ON AT 2!?
@@JustcallmerosaThough strange it is very possible. I had a student that was in kindergarten she was 4 when she had her first period. Due to her size and weight her body could be that of an 8 year old. But her parents were extremely tall and heavy set.
@@Justcallmerosa yep lol
@@Justcallmerosa I think that's called Morbus Addison (at least in germany, maybe it has another name in America).
"Hey baby, we've been married a couple years, I was thinking about spicing things up." *pulls box out of discreet paper bag*
"Oh my god… tampons!?"
"Hey, we're both adults. Let's live a little."
"How do they work?"
"They're inserted during menstruation and passively sop up blood and uterine lining."
"That's so hot."
"Yeah"
"Omg, are we really going to do this?"
wtf did I just read lmao XD
@@taychan783 It seems like a dramatic rendition of people treating hygiene products as though they were sexual devices.
@@twinostrich8045 yea I can see that- kinda fuckin stupid @-@
Starts singing WAP but with bloood... 🎶🩸BLOP🩸 BLOP🩸 BLOP 🩸🎶
LMAO I ACT DYING
The male equivalent would be something like you’re not allowed to pee standing up I until 18+ because any kind of touching a penis is masterbation.
Perfect analogy
Some penises don't aim that great. Age won't make it better. It's the opposite as age doesn't exactly help the issue.
@@charisma-hornum-fries Age doesn't help with tampons either.
@@ShadoeLandman age barely helps with anything
@@zniffl That depends on how old you are and what you want.
In Poland we have a saying "Before the Internet was invented only family knew you're an idiot" and It's so real
Zjesz mi kosiarkę??
@@MarekLena306 jak najbardziej, jeszcze jak
@@zjemcikosiarke203 😱
a popsute kosiarki mogą być?
Turns out, UA-cam's translate feature does not help to understand talk about lawnmowers.
I remember once upon a time at school, my sex-ed class had the boys stay in the room for the lesson covering pads and tampons, and the teacher explicitly told us it was because "You might not need them, but someday the subject might come up with your future wives/girlfriends/daughters and you'll be happy you know enough to not look like a complete idiot." Kinda feel like some folks out there could have really benefited from having that in the curriculum.
Damn, that school was way ahead most in this country! 😭
My school had regular co-ed sex-ed except for a special day, where we had a whole day of sex-ed. On that day the boys and girls were separated and we were taught with a giant 2-D "model" of a uterus made of fabric. Think of it like a big carpet that has a bit of depth to it.
Using this, we were shown how the sperm gets to the egg and how periods work etc. (they had models for the hormones, uterine lining, sperm and eggs)
We were also shown how much pads and tampons can absorb (with red colored water and actual pads and tampons) and how much blood actually leaves the body. Basically, it was a whole day of this.
At the end of the school day, we went back to our classroom to get our stuff, and some of the boys were bragging about how much they learned about the girls.
We were in 7th grade, if I remember correctly. So around 13 years old, a bit too late for my taste. I was fully grown a year later at 14, most of the puberty stuff we talked about that day happened to me years ago by that point.
All in all it's safe to say, that U.S. Republicans would have a heart attack, if they saw this.
It's so weird to me that classes like that are even segregated anymore. It's stuff that everyone should know about. I went to a public school that actually had ridiculously good health classes and can only look on in disappointment and pity every time I see someone who doesn't understand how a human body works.
It's so silly that all schools don't do this automatically. Even if you don't have certain parts or bodily functions, it's still important to learn about them.
Thankfully mine weren't separated, yeah I'll never deal with the things boys will, but its definitely better knowing. In high-school a friend grew up in an extremely conservative household and had no sex ed and I had to be the one to explain erections and "wet dreams" to her. 😅 I can't even remember how it came up in conversation. Guess I'm glad she did but seriously parents...please teach your kids these things if the school won't for BOTH sexes.
My favorite is men claiming the female orgasm is a myth because none of their partners ever came. Biggest yikes, but thank you for outing yourself I guess.
If it’s a myth, then why can I achieve one on my own? Lol
Exactly. These men outed themselves as bad lovers. I love when the stupid speak with such confidence, it really highlights their ignorance and lack of knowledge.
hilarious and sad at the same time
Lol 😂
They just don't care enough to even try so it must be the woman's fault apparently; luckily my husband loves to take his time 😂
That's up there with the myth that losing virginity is supposed to hurt and bleed. It's men making sex a one-sided affair.
Why do I feel like there's a great deal of crossover between the "tampons are sexual!" and "wiping your butt is gay!" crowds?
That venn diagram is probably a circle 😂
@@thenextpersonontheright Very true 😂
There's a wiping your butt is gay crowd? You'd think no-one would want to stand that close.
@GiantWasp unfortunately, I once even saw a story of a woman who's bf was one of those guys and she was complaining it smelled bad during sex. But she was the one dating and having sex with a male that didn't wipe his ass. Some things I will say are victim blaming. This isn't one of them.
but wiping your ass is gay wdym. you're literally touching a mans ass.
Wait until these men find out that tampons were originally used to plug bullet wounds. Then, a nurse out on the battlefield with no clean rags and no pads basically went, “…I’m bleeding. This looks like it’ll fit…Huh.” 😂
omg lulz
Always wondered how they were invented
Bit of a common misconception about that fact: the MATERIAL was originally thought up as a way to plug bullet holes, a modern tampon as they’re sold in stores should absolutely not be put anywhere near an open wound (though modern pads would still be effective as emergency medical supplies).
still doing the "intended purpose" of filling holes to stop bleeding I guess
just the source of the bleeding ain't a bullet
So that’s why my mom used tampons for nosebleeds lol
As someone who is just getting into drawing, I’m here to confirm that women’s anatomy, is, indeed, very hard.
I wish you good luck on your art journey!!
it is quite a pain but im figuring it out
really? i find man anatomy harder 🥲
all anatomy is hard :c
Fellow artist here! Yes absolutely I hate anatomy!
By the age of 11 I was having to use tampons just to play my sport. If feminine products were made 18+, so many more women would suffer from mental issues than they do now
I’m with you, I was a bit older but I used to swim a lot and that is literally impossible without tampons
@@salem_meow7137 i did and still do horse riding, and my horse is really bumpy so sometimes, especially if I was jogging her a lot, the pad would move. It was especially scary because a lot of saddles are made of leather and my one saddle had a tan leather seat
Literally!
That d’ not go very ll 18+ for tampons. Umm no 😾😿…
I was thinking how many calls per day the police would receive from guys reporting murder everytime they see girls with bloody pants
As a person with endometriosis and pretty insane periods, I rely on both tampons and pads. Without access to tampons in school, it would have actually become an 18+ scenario because that blood bath would have put any gore movie to shame.
This is what upsets me the most. Sexualizing tampons but still demanding that no accidents happen. If that is the requirement, I need at least two days off from work.
For heavy periods I can recommend diva cups, they are more comfortable than tampons and store even more liquid. Diva cup + pad is my favourite combo, nothing can happen even on the worst of worst days. I wish I felt that safe when I was in school.
@@Conval-wi5eh Thank you, I definitely have to check them out! With the menstrual cup I used, I also had issues removing it, it was super painful. Probably because my body is already tortured by cramps. I was also too dumb to insert it right and it kept on leaking, or maybe it's because my anatomy is a bit weird. But having an alternative to tampons would be great!
I guess some people just want it to go unnoticable, clean and in private. But for many women, that's just not how periods work. And when you're taking off work, it's still wrong (even if you're in so much pain that you might pass out).
@@awetistic5295 Yeah I find menstrual cups super painful for my endo but I have a titled uterus as well 😭 worth a try though as they are certainly safer than tampons (toxic shock issue) and better for the environment
@@robynskeletons6881 I have a tilted uterus as well, maybe that's why it's so painful. Yeah, it's a bad feeling to create so much waste with pads and tampons, especially since I have to change them so often.
@@awetistic5295 If you have problems with the cup you might wanna try out menstrual discs instead. They are held by the muscles instead of suctioning to the vagina so they can be easier to remove (though a bit messier). They also tend to empty themselves when you're peeing due to the pressure so it's great for people with heavy periods who would fill up a cup in less than 12 hours. I recommend Period Nirvana for videos on this topic.
If anyone tells me I shouldn’t use period products because they’re “18+” I will bleed on their freaking face
This made me burst out laughing so hard I woke the upstairs neighbors up!
Your pfp is so perfect for this comment lmao
BLOOD BLAST!
@@treelord738STOPPP JSJJSJSJSJS
WHY DID I LAUGH AT THIS
Men: Tampons should be 18+
Dancers and swimmers: Guess I’ll just die
Free bleed into the pool and see if they still wanna ban tampons
@@kvasskinggsezbooyah69They'll likely just get mad because we "didn't hold our mestruation like pee." 🤦♀️
@@Daelyah people who think like that are absolutely wild, even as a guy I know that's not how it works. If women could just hold it in, why wouldn't they??? Wouldn't you hold it in until it's more convenient, instead of having to use pads or tampons, which both look very uncomfortable and cost money.
I’m both and on the pill. Checkmate 😝😂 but yah that too hey
Ugh I can only imagine the horror of being in the care of one of these men, and them getting their panties in a twist because boo hoo they want you to swim because they said so. Then having to be a young teenager announcing you’re on your period and can’t swim for up to a week a month for 8 to 5 years because of their bad education.
I bled so heavily during middle school that I had to change my pad EVERY HOUR because it would overflow, and I was only 13. When I discovered tampons, everything changed. I could finally focus on my classes instead of constantly worrying about getting blood everywhere. They majorly improved my education. THEY ARE NECESSARY!
Same for me! What made it worse is that my mom bought the ultra thin pads. One day I just went to the nurse and asked for a tampon and I haven't gone back since (except when I need to sleep but my mom finally got maxi pads for me thank god)
same, but i just bought bigger pads since tampons are uncomfortable to me
id had to wear both i bled so much. Apparently those extreme flows can be caused by unknown ailments like POCS. Always make sure to go in for cyst checks with your doctor. (im not trying to spread fear, but ovarian cancers are totally a thing and its not fun) oh and remember if ur profusely bleeding over s span of 3 to 4 weeks, its doctor time! Schedule that appt! (i used to bleed for 3 months straights at times, had to get on Depo shots to calm it) Always consult ur PCD!
@@lemoniphobia they're not supposed to feel like anything sis...
@@y2kiwii512 well for some women tampons feel uncomfortable or even hurt, we're all built differently 😅
As a biology major student, I’d like to say yes, but also no to not consenting to have mRNA in your body
Sometimes people stumble into being correct…
Sue your parents I say.
What is mRNA??
@@JazzThatCollieit is messenger RNA. It is read by a ribosome in the process of synthesizing a protein.
@@bethanydemars2230 oh ok
As a woman, tampons are the exact opposite of pleasurable. For me personally, they sometimes even hurt.
Edit: It's not that the size is too big, I used minis.
Tampons aren't supposed to hurt, you aren't really supposed to feel them too much (at most, a bit discomfort). You might be using a larger size than necessary
@@PhoebeSinter I used minis but now switched to pads
@@PhoebeSintertampons are the worst sensation ever i couldnt use one even i put lub but the sensation feels like its hurting me, i use toy so its suppouse im used to the sensation but no, its a shame because i can go to the pool when im on my period
@danaargie2437
u probably still can! when in water you don't actually bleed due to the water pressure. it may vary though im not sure
@@sylveonloooove sadly i still bleed in the water sometimes when the period is strong, but i dont want to risk
My ex-boyfriend in high school went to an all-boys middle&high, and he used to be baffled about the amount of lovely young men who truly believed that women could 'hold in' their period blood like other fecal products of a human's body. He grew up with two female siblings so he was acutely aware. God it was hilarious to hear about those baffled teenage misters.
I can’t. I can’t comprehend the stupidity
It's funny but this is what happens when you split up boys & girls in sex ed classes. Everyone should have all the information, especially if they grow up to be politicians who make laws.
I'm an only son and even I know that doesn't work. If they ever have the displeasure of having a UTI, I imagine that sensation is rather similar.
@@alex_blue5802 fun fact, our country doesn't have proper sex ed. It's "oh when a sperm meets an egg it becomes a baby :)" and that's it. Girls don't learn about periods, boys don't learn about wet dreams, and neither learns about each other. Fun.
@@alex_blue5802wait, they split you up?
What’s scary to me about men who either don’t believe the clitoris exists or can’t find it, is that they didn’t even try asking the owner of it to show him where it is.
Tbf, many of us may not want to actually SHOW show. Best we could do is show them a diagram of female anatomy, and hope something clicks upstairs for them.
@@Daelyah I’m talking about your intimate partner. I think you can do a show me show you with someone who you’ve had in their mouth.
@@Mostlyharmless1985 I just bathed my keyboard in coffee. Thank you. fucking hilarious
I'm still shocked some men don't or refuse to believe it exists when it's such an obvious structure. The G & A-spot I can understand will take trial & error to figure out.
“I havent seen it, therefore it doesnt exist!”
This mindset is going to have lots of trouble with bacteria, viruses, abstract concepts, etc.. I havent seen tax auditors, but I believe they exist.
Yeah, the real problem is that we keep comparing tampons to products that are sexual in nature (condoms and viagra). We ourselves are unconsciously associated them with sex, and that's only furthering the misunderstanding. Tampons need to be compared to other bath products (toilet paper, soap, kleenex, wet wipes, etc). We need to fundamentally change their associations from the ground up, because if someone believes that tampons are sexual, they're not going to stop believing it when you compare them to viagra.
Je n'ai personnellement jamais considéré cela comme sexuel...
@@allinix7 good for you. I guess this comment wasn't about you then, was it?
The comparison I'd use is that guys can wear pants, and that's not considered sexual.
@@eyesofthecervino3366 This is a much better comparison but, listen, it is still always and every time going to be better to just compare tampons to other bathroom hygiene products, because that's what they are. I get the impulse not to, but tampons are literally closer to toilet paper than they are to pants on a scale of similarity. Beyond that, I can immediately see two problems with your comparison that will immediately be brought up by the crowd that thinks of tampons as sexual; 1) women can also wear pants without it being sexual, and we don't call those pants tampons and 2) tampons are meant to go inside of your privates and pants are not.
@@termythewormy
Yes, but the point is that guys can put their privates inside of something without it being sex, so they're obviously just being weird about the reverse.
Any man arguing that a tampon is an adult toy is telling on themselves.
I LOVE ur pfp 🏴☠️
Next they’re gonna be insisting bras are sexual bc they touch boobs
@@depressionpie4859 If that happens I’ve officially lost hope, but people claiming tampons are sexual is already making me lose it
OUR FLAG MEANS DEATH PFP SPOTTED ‼️‼️
@@depressionpie4859 oml why do I see some "genius" saying that... smh
edit: there's already a shocking amount of people who sexualize breast feeding smh
“humans and animals aren’t the same thing”
who taught this person? what do they think we are? plants? 💀
I like to think of myself as a Fun Gi.
Oh my god someone tried to argue this with me once saying "We can't be animals because god created only men and women and animals and those are different! We didn't come from animals so we aren't animals." girl who lied to you?
From what I've heard from having these types of conversations, they believe that us as Humans are our own classification, and animals are below us
Probably using some philosophical definition, or a religious one, idk
One time someone called me a rabid dog because I was saying humans are animals
As someone who did their thesis on the Victorian period, I laughed out loud and would like to sell that person some arsenic colored wallpaper from the 1800s.
This comment followed several about tampons, and I found myself slightly intrigued by your thesis on the Victorian period because of that.
@@valerielevasseur8674 I love that connection! I got my Masters in Theatre Directing and studied feminist/women’s topics in the Victorian era. I wrote and directed a play that reimagined Jack the Ripper as a woman, to explore topics of female sexual exploration/identity. If you ever want a taste of that craziness, I highly recommend looking up the medical history of the speculum. Many doctors of the era believed it ‘would reveal too many of the secrets women inherently have’ and actively fought against its use.
Or a loaf of bread with alum and plaster of Paris
It's not even illegal to use arsenic in wallpaper. People just stopped buying it because they figured out it's dangerous so companies stopped making it
I'm just a fucking hobbiest and I laughed out loud at the 'not polluted' part! Like, for the love of god, the peppered moth alone! The idea everyone lived just as long was also hilarious, you undoubtedly know way better than me their insane (and honestly quite beautiful) relationship with death. And I don't know about you, but I was not taught by my parents how to be a good and respectful orphan to improve my lot in life should they die! ...I'm like 70% sure that was a thing, don't remember where I read that one, but it made way too much sense (hopefully I didn't just become the subs title) 😅
The moment those Dutch pronouns were labeled as fictional I knew we were going to have fun
~ A Dutch person
Hij/hem is nu alleen nog maar in fictie te vinden😂
I'm Dutch and I didn't realise they were Dutch until it was prompted. Just thinking in entirely different directions.
I've had my pronouns also called fake because I had il/iel in my bio (He/they in French)
Well with the global warming the Netherlands will soon be the
Neverlands.
Not a Dutch person, but I lived there for my first 5 years of my life as German.
Sometimes I like to be there.
@@charlieandhisantics9954 Yeah but like "iel" doesn't exist in most dictionnaries and stuff, it's a newly made up word (didn't really need to be there as you can use "il" or "elle" when reffering to a non binary person because french doesn't work the same as english but whatever), for exemple, if you tranlate "they" to french, you're not gonna get "iel"
tampons are so uncomfortable especially when you first start using them, the idea that they’re “adult toys” is ridiculous
It aint even a toy tho
Im scared of using them
I dont wanna shove a stick up my legs
@@Masky_Review_CB_OFFICIALdon’t worry it won’t hurt, it not meant to but it alright you can use it whenever you want but when you go to the pool you might need one if it the time of the month
@@Masky_Review_CB_OFFICIAL no kidding. Although I'm horrified at the idea of anything going inside of me
@@ROYALRAT123 yeah no it doesn’t hurt but most of the time it’s uncomfortable and it’s weird just knowing it’s there
As a trans man, I can promise that putting in a tampon is not, has never, and will never be a pleasurable experience. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
if anything its uncomfortable sometimes 😭
Pads exist, thankfully. The true question however is... Why aren't tampons comfortable? Isn't that priority at least number three after "it's safe to use" and "it does what it's supposed to"?
@@goncalocarneiro3043 Id take a wild guess and say that it might have something to do with the fact that vagina's walls are rather sensitive (as in - it might HURT when you put in things dry...) and tampons literally pull all the moisture in. Also, not being ...warmed up and pushing things up there, is reportedly ...not exactly pleasant.
@@michajastrzebski4383 That sounds reasonable. I guess... I guess someone could use a bit of lube before putting a tampon on? I know that kind of defeats the purpose because then the tampon is partially wasted absorbing lube but... You know, concessions.
@goncalocarneiro3043 You basically answered your own question. If a tampon was totally covered in lube (which is what would be needed to minimise insertion discomfort as much as possible) the tampon couldn't absorb what it's meant to absorb, thereby defeating its use in the first place. Applicator tampons are somewhat less uncomfortable, because the applicator is smooth & non-absorbent cardboard or plastic, but many people choose not to use them for various reasons. Suffice to say, if the design could be improved, I think it would've happened by now.
As an asexual, it's not a choice to have no sexual attraction. Can we still do the action? Yes, but most of us really don't want to.
As a fellow ace I agree, everyone I different and want different things.
That’s cool, I don’t really wanna go to work everyday, but here I am….
At work ❤😂
@Macheako what does that have to do with anything?
As an ace I also agree. It's not a choice and it is extremely frustrating and confusing until you figure out you're asexual, and it's okay and there's nothing wrong with you.
@@crystal95405 They are obviously extremely hard at work right now. I wonder if their boss knows they are watching YT vids during work time.
And, yeah, I'd also like to know what that has to do with anything.
Edit: typo
People need to start using something like toilet paper in comparison to tampons. They're both used for bodily hygiene for functions we have to perform. If we can't provide period products in schools then we shouldn't be able to provide poop products either.
Same idea for condoms. People will argue that the schools are encouraging sex. Nah, bro. They're just offering safe sex.
@@chatboulon743 True, but the function of tampons is more similar to the function of toilet paper, because both are just used to clean up stuff that comes out of the body.
@@chatboulon743 The thing is, you can choose to have sex though so it’s not a need, but you cannot just choose to not have a period.
@@PixieoftheWood How does a mind go to 'inserting anything automatically means X' when they have to know what a period is and I'm assuming where it comes from. I suspect these types are Christian or have Christian upbringing as they do seem particularly fixated on sex lives. Isn't that how the Seventh Day Adventists came to set up the Sanitarium cereal company? One of the female founders thought eating meat would encourage men to masturbate more so the idea of plant based was introduced.
@@chatboulon743 I would never trust the quality of condoms from a public school bathroom. Nurses office maybe, cause at least someone tangentially related to healthcare is purchasing something reputable and keeping an eye from little gremlins tampering with them
If we're gonna outlaw tampons, I better not see a single person complaining about the bloodbath that will occur afterwards
I feel sorry for all the bedsheets, towels, chairs, mattresses, floors and clothing that will be ruined in the process.
Literally a blood bath 😂
*geometry dash*
@@quirkypointgeometry dash
Fr tho
As a woman I can confirm- women’s anatomy is hard.
(Guys for the love of all that is holy, ily and all but dang, it ain’t that serious, it ain’t supposed to be anyways)
9 out of 10 doctors agree (I have eaten the 10th and therefore they can't answer the survey)
@@DocKrazyten outta ten because silence is yes by default ;) (source? Trust me bro)
@@synaida2.574 ah. Then fair enough. A rarity for medical professionals to unanimously agree like that, but I can see why they made the exception, considering the subject matter.
But, I'm not MD, so I wouldn't know
Waiting on him to say bazonga boingers😂😂
I dunno, women's anatomy is pretty squishy :P
as a autistic person with a unhealthy obsession with dinosaurs, i get outraged when people think theyre fake, like bro.
As an autistic person who doesn't know dinosaurs, which is your favorite, and which one would survive nowadays?
@@flamefangstarI think some of them survived the mass extinction (because their diet involved seeds too and easily adapted after other dinosaurs were gone) and evolved into birds, that's why they have similar features. I'm not obsessed with dinosaurs, but I find them really cool😂
@@flamefangstar hmmm well, i honestly like most of he aquatic ones, and depending on the circumstance, i feel like most would be hunted and or captured, so probably the smaller ones like small fish/birds would be able to live, probably like pests
@@sapphosteacup444 yes that sounds right, if they hadnt been wiped out, humans would probably hunt them anyways
as an autistic person who has an interest in ghosts, i can relate
I was a female road worker and we had a group of çontractors that would go with us to jobs. They are extremely religious I should add. One day one of the ladies asked if I had feminine product.. as I carry every kind just for emergencies I asked which would you like tampon, pad, wings no wings blah blah. She said tampon and was so happy... She goes to the restroom and a man from the same crew overheard came up to me and told me why I was promoting sexual adventures and lesbianism to the ladies. I was confused as hell til he said she is pleasuring herself with it and will keep it in for pleasure the rest of the day.... I just walked away I didn't know what I could say to such stupidity.
🤦🏻♀️ I’m speechless.
I’ve worked in a male-dominated field for nearly 30 years and never once have I heard such a thing.
Then again, I’m in the northern Midwest, not the bible belt.
@@MsAubrey yeah this was in California. The organization is called teen challenge. They truly believe this crap. It's crazy what some weirdos think. They use religion to express why they can't use a lot of things. It's creepy AF.
fellas, is it gay to help out someone of the same genre?
Dude they hurt. I hate them😭
@@angelodc1652i know it’s probably a spelling error, but I will be referring to genders as people’s “genres” from here on out.
I'm a female teen and seeing that boys and men around my school say that tampons should be 18+ because they're "sexual" is insane. Tampons sometimes hurt and blood spilling out of you every month for a week sucks. I started at 11 and I swear it is the worst thing.
Fun fact: Eat dark chocolate if you get cramps. It helps relieve some pain. I suggest Dove dark chocolate.
Magnesium and ibuprofen will help more
Nice pfp💜
Good day to love dark chocolate lmao
Do men think that anything going into the vagina is pleasurable??? Like in what world is putting a thing in yourself and just leaving it there pleasurable at all??? I feel intense discomfort every time I have to use a tampon.
They still haven't found the clit, so, yeah.
Sadly, even some women do. I thought the same until i was about 14 and finally dared defy my parents' warnings about touching down there. I was expecting to orgasm just from putting a finger in and then... Well, nothing. It was a huge letdown lmao
sadly, yes. and even worse! when i was with my ex, i bought these fuzzy warm pajama pants with a cartoon character on it. perfectly innocent, warm, cozy. he looks at me with a very bizarre look and goes "that's dirty" and i was like "why? what are you talking about?" and he ran his hand along the fuzzy fabric and said "i mean....doesn't it tickle....there? you bought them to get off on, i know it." like sir. please think for two seconds.
@@promisemochiman. Forgot undergarments exist
I think a lot of them are just bad at sex. for a lot of them accepting that 'thing in vagina = good' isnt true would mean accepting that just repeatedly putting your dick in a woman isnt enough to get her off
That person talking about the Victorian era being healthier: that's what we call "survivorship bias". "The people who survived lived as long as we do. Let's just ignore the higher rates of dead babies, as they skew the statistics and clearly don't matter when considering lifespans."
Yea that had me so confused because they brought up hella babies dying in their argument FOR people being healthier 😅
And also a somewhat higher mortality rate for non-babies too. Not nearly as drastic, but it was just easier to die in general. But yeah people would live to a ripe old age in those days as well! Those who did get old could get proper old.
@@ken_kaniff246And left out that 25% of women didn't make it to 30 because--maternal mortality.
Or ignoring the fact they used arsenic in their wallpaper and other items.
Ah yes, the Victorian era... when they literally had arsenic in their wallpaper and books because it made the colours look extra vibrant and pretty. We should all aspire to be so free of toxins in our lives.
Tuberculosis was considered attractive in the Victorian era too...
isn't that only rich people? 😂it's hard to compare lives of people when they were so unique, from rich people in the city to those living in rural areas, to poor people in cities and those in rural areas... very different lives and what they had access to.
Ahhh yes, and London fog was not fog
Bread had plaster of Paris and alum in it as additives. So healthy! /s
And surely their environment wasn't polluted just after the industrial revolution.
I actually had to go through this with my dad because i lived with him when I started my period. He absolutely refused to get me tampons because of my "virginity." He actually went and got me bladder control pads instead of maxi pads 🤦🏽♀️ good thing he had a girlfriend at the time she saw what what was happening and snuck me some maxi pads and tampons and showed me how to use them. It was mortifying as a 12 yr old.
you were 12 YEARS OLD?? what has happened to sex ed
Unfortunately reliable sex ed is not available in every country
Tf he mean ur virginity 😭
@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 It has sadly disappeared.
Who would like to sign a petition so all men have to learn about periods?
The "not America" symbol being a healthcare symbol was too much for me 😂
Had me laughing the most 😂
💀
I'm glad the guy in the first clip was like "oh shit I messed up lmao"
I have to respect people who realize they're wrong and are able to laugh at it
Yeah. Respect
It happens to all of us, the best we can do is self reflect on that we had our personal "oops" moment. And (if needed) apologize to the person who got the grunt of it.
Trying to discredit biology by using philosophy is like trying to discredit ophthalmology using astrophysics
Edit: OMG THANKS IN JUST A DAY IVE SOMEHOW GOTTEN 1.2K LIKES?!?!?😦
Real
Huh, I learned a new word today.
What's ophthalmology
@@queersoapybar I literally just googled it, it's essentially a specialist eye doctor. Where an optometrist is sort of like a general eye doctor, an ophthalmologist is like a specialist for certain eye conditions.
@@queersoapybareye doctor.
PADS AND TAMPONS SHOULD BE 18+
*13 yr old girl proceeds to make your couch look like a murder scene*
@paradox4630 ayyyy same lmao
@paradox4630real, i got mine at 9, 9 years would be misery
🤣🤣😂😂 love this comment
@paradox4630 13 for me. And don’t forget beds! Those would look worse I would think
@@CatDragon292 ikr?
In parts of the world where periods are seen as deeply shameful and unclean, and/or where pads and tampons are prohibitively expensive, it’s common for girls (especially from poorer backgrounds) to miss out on a good deal of the education they are entitled to, either because they can’t go to school on days when they have their period, or because they drop out altogether. Being active, playing sport, or even just running and skipping with friends is even more challenging. Misconceptions about menstruation contribute significantly to global gender inequality as well as localized sexism and misogyny.
In Scotland we provide free feminine products at schools, libraries etc. it’s essential product it makes sense to have them easily available. We have a free app that will let folk know the nearest place to get them in Scotland.
It's a deliberate ploy to keep women dependent and disenfranchised. Keep them from education one week out of four. It's a ploy.
Yeah.😡😔
Even if tampons were sex toys, which they are not (surprise), there's no age limit required. Any kid can go to a store and buy condoms or sex toys (except for those 18+ shops). Me and my friend ordered sex toys at like 16 or something online and there was no age verification whatsoever because it's your business what you put in or on your genitals. Teens wanna have fun, too, for God's sake just let them. Toys have never gotten anyone pregnant so why the fuss
Misogynists gonna misogyny :(
Also, toys explicitly made for that purpose are far safer than re-purposed veggies or household items.
I am not comfortable with sex toys not being 18+.
@@Alex-cq1zrgood for you. Would you rather children get pregnant and get each other pregnant? Kids are going to explore sexuality either way, it’s better for them to do it in a safe environment. I don’t like the idea of kids having access to sex toys either, but I prefer it to them having sex.
@@Alex-cq1zr I understand the sentiment but feel it necessary to point out that teenagers won't not use SOMETHING as a sex toy just because they can't or don't know they can buy actual purpose-made sex toys.
*cough cough* rolled up paper with a play dough tip all in a condom *cough*
"More dads = less xyz bad thing" as the child of an alcoholic father I can assure that MORE of my dad was NOT in my best interest as a child.
as a guy with an emotionally abusive / neglective dad, i agree.
I recommend making a bingo board out of the post. My father checked almost every negative trait box and it makes for an entertaining game with equally traumatized friends 👌
@@trekadouble757 It's sort of implied that if your family follows all their rules that everything will just work itself out, but when you see families who are following the rules and abuse is present anyway... everyone just pretends it's not happening because it proves their system doesn't work.
People who say that: "But what did YOU do that made him act like that?"
That may be true for you, but the post was really about the statistical reality that those negative outcomes are more associated with fatherless homes.
everyone knows rubber trees are made of rubber
same way apple trees are made completely from apples and maple trees are made completely from maple syrup
*Pokes hole in maple tree*
*Tree completely deflates, covering the entire area in maple syrup*
@@FirethornYT I wish... 😞😞
@@Exosxelix I WAS A LITTLE BIT TALLER, I WISH I WAS A BALLER🗣🎵
"Victorian England wasn't polluted" is the wildest take I've heard in a while
A species of light coloured moth literally evolved to have a dark coloured variant, and the dark moths were able to hide against buildings and things that pollution had made dirty. Not that the moth itself spawned dark versions in response, of course, but the dark ones had an advantage in certain areas because of the mutation.
@@ShintogaDeathAngelomg I was coming to say this! Thank you!
they also used arsenic in their wallpapers and asbestos in their walls.
I wouldn’t call that pollution free.
Contrary to what those people that get all starry-eyed about the "good old days" might tell us, they were not, indeed, better than the present day in most respects.
@@miaomiaochan To be fair most of the people who get starry eyed about the good old days are talking about the 50s and 60s. You know when smog directly killed 4,000 in London over a weekend and multiple rivers caught fire.
"Victorian's environment wasn't polluted" The wallpaper emitted arsenic gases, the bread contained alum, there was boracic acid in the milk, the milk was not pasteurised meaning it contained bovine TB, the sewage system directly connected to the water system, bathrooms exploded (no joke), and don't get me started on the staircases or flammable clothes.
This^ Toilets without the S-bend was the lottery :D
Coal powered factories spewing out soot. London smogs.
Aren't clothes still flammable?
@@me-myself-i787 technically yes, but today you don't run the same risk of combusting because the man standing 3 feet from you lit a sigar the way any woman did back in the Victorian era. Today cotton is not vowen as open as it was back then, meaning it takes more heat and time today to burn it. A Victorian chemise would incinerate within 60 seconds
And also, factories in the industrial revolution, IT WAS AN ISSUE EVEN IN THE PAST, PEOPLE KNEW IT WAS BAD
I love how Click has gone from saying "I hope you enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed making it," to "I hope you enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed having you here," as a subtle way to tell us that he is no longer okay.
Is it really that deep?
@@Piplup425-ej8zuthey’re joking
@@iamalumberjackandimok oh ok it’s been awhile sense I have seen a click vid
@@Piplup425-ej8zu Ye, I was joking. At the same time, I feel like there might be just a hint of truth to it... (/s)
I thought this was going to be wholesome but you just made me question the sanity of a Swedish furry
To all the guys who think tampons are 18+, you should seek help, seriously.
It's none of your business, and how could you know more about it than a woman using it? Plus all doctors approved the tampons, *all of them.*
I DID IT! I FOUND A SMART PERSON!
@@ThatElmTree ALERT THE MEDIA! WE HAVE FOUND A VERY RARE SPECIMEN OF A NEAR-EXTINCT SPECIES!
👏👏👏👏👏 PERSON WITH COMMON SENSE
Well, those guys probably spend most of their time with other guys, who are in collective agreement that they have understood all there's to understand about women. Which is news to women.
Intelligent life… I thought it was just a myth…
As a Dutch person my brain wanted to explode trough my eyes when that person said ‘hij/hem’ was a ‘fictional’ pronoun.
I usually just ask those types of people to, "name a word that wasn't 'made up' by humans." Keep it simple for the simpletons.
durch people arent real
pray the dutch away 🙏
I’m learning Dutch, and I read it and was thinking ‘this is familiar’. Then it hit me 😂😂
I mean Dutch is a fictional language so they’re right
As an artist, yes, woman's anatomy is really hard.
As a cat, this is the reason why we don't let you humans touch our things, you ruin them.
Can confirm, it's so hard to find good human help these days.
As a fictional creature based off a fictional creature I can confirm humans suck. What kind of self-respecting animal can't casually blast waves of radiation onto their enemies
So true
Can confirm as a cat
Also an artist … its not hard lol … in a context
I am actually curious on how do GROWN ASS MEN even imagine a period product used by kids, YOUNG girls as something close to anything s3xaull. It's just another ex. of women being seen as female first then as a human. Any right or basic antomy related to someone afab, if it can sexualized by men doesn't matter, even if they're a kid.
Besides, tampons are far from pleasurable!
@@liriodendronlasianthusBack when I had periods I avoided tampons like the plague, even smaller ones, because they hurt.
@@SilverAceOfSpades Well they shouldn't hurt. ( they can make period pain worse tbf, one reason why I don't use them anymore) But yeah I remember using tampons for the first time. it didn't hurt hurt, but it was not comfortable.
@@SilverAceOfSpadesand more likely to get toxic shock from them than pads
It's the general failure of our education system to provide proper sex ed, combined with religious institutions intentionally giving false information as part of their indoctrination.
The fact that so many grown adults are seemingly ignorant of even the most basic things about sex education like the use/purpose of tampons just shows how badly we have failed as a society.
(Edit: And this is coming from a dude btw)
Rather proud that in Scotland feminine products are free. And it still blows my mind that so many men are completely ignorant of the female body. I mean, it's fun to learn 😁 Also it is 'fewer dropouts', not 'less'.
Trust me, it's mostly American men - Americans suck at academic subjects like anatomy and geography.
My 5th grade Sex Ed lesson in school actually split up the boys are girls into different rooms. It was stupid.
Being a girl, I didn't get a proper lesson about how male anatomy truly worked until 9th grade; where we had a whole quarter of learning together (thank god).
My schools have all been pretty good, but the way they narrowly fumbled this stuff is something I will never get over.
FREE?! That’s amazing
@@katherinesmallbean3594we got a puberty talk in 5 grade where they split us up. Now in 8th grade still haven’t had sex ed.
I’m moving to Scotland
The humans are/are not animals thing really gets me. We're taught in school that humans belong to kingdom animalia. I went to college to become a doctor of veterinary medicine and worked in a veterinary clinic for a short while before moving to pursue education. I took a CNA class thinking that it could be a good source of income while I pursued the rest of my education because it's still medicine, just focused on humans, so I'd have a leg up in the field... but the teacher was a 5* bitch. Anyone who wasn't already a nurse returning to refresh or advance their knowledge was talked down to, but ESPECIALLY if someone worked in medicine but outside of nursing.
There was a massage therapist there who the teacher would always degrade whenever she got an answer wrong by saying things like, "I'm sorry, honey, but all you know is muscles. It's no wonder you got this wrong." An EMT who was often my project parter, very competent, and an absolute all around awesome guy would be used upon a wrong answer to degrade all EMT workers as she'd say such things as, "This is why you don't trust EMTs, because their training is so rushed just to get people out on the field that they really don't know what they're doing."
Then to me, if I got an answer wrong, I always heard, "That's ANIMALS, sweetie, not humans. Humans aren't animals." Every single time I made sure to snipe back with, "Humans belong to kingdom animalia, and are therefore, animals." and she'd just... deny it. "No, they're not."
I've always wanted to know what exactly people think humans are, if not animals? Like, we're clearly not fleshy earth-dwelling gods or anything. We still get eaten on occasion by apex predators - and most animals are edible!
@@ShintogaDeathAngel What really gets me is that she was teaching at a COLLEGE, and I was taught basic taxonomic classifications in middle school. Sure, she wasn't teaching biology, but still, she was feeling with college-level students. The real problem was that she was on tenure, so she knew she could treat everyone like abdolute shit and get away with it.
But, like.... there's five kingdoms of life, two of which are dedicated to micro-organisms (I believe predominantly singled-celled, and separated by with/without a nucleus). The other three are plants, fungi, and animals. Where, exactly, do humans fall on this model if not animals? (I'm aware that the kingdom-topped model is now considered outdated, but I'm still pretty sure we haven't added a special category just for humans)
They're literally trying to deflect a sourced argument with *"Nuh Uh"*
@ShintogaDeathAngel back when I was a child I was enrolled in a private catholic school. In science... SCIENCE class they taught humans were made out of the same stuff as animals but weren't... actually animals. That we lack instincts. And animals only have instincts and are not able to learn new behaviors...
To answer wth these people think humans are: weird divine squishy sculpted meat from the big sky God
I guess it's because of their religious upbringing, they sound like religious wackadoodles and claim the " humans are an animals " you lens are special quote humans have souls ( Well whatever that is ( you try to tell them that humans are just other animals " humans are just apes because we are and they blow a gasket
Imagine being jealous of a tampon
Lmao
I mean, it probably is significantly bigger.
I mean, as a transfemme, I'm certainly jealous. No pregnancy, no pain, it sucks that I can't be a proper masochist. I wanna give birth, damn it!
@@geminiwolf0077 As a transmasc, I don't want any of those things 😭. Life screwed everyone over by not having some kinda of body part trade center.
@@5H4NKTH35HARK A trade centre would be so amazing, imagine being able to match up two people who are transitioning the opposite way and just swap all the parts over 😭
I want "Toilet paper would also be highly sexual because it's like buttstuff, y'know?" on a shirt
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it's honestly not that far off from what some people believe. like some straight men genuinely think that washing their ass properly will make them gay
Tampons shouldnt be 18+, that is nonsense. I am so happy with all these women and girls in the comments saying why. As a girl i got my first period at 11, now i'm 16, i used a tampon once, not a 'pleasure' at all, i only use pads. Men don't know whats its like to bleed out of your private part every month for 5 days, so they should not go ahead and make rules on it. Dot.
Edit: sorry for the essay lol
Hi, I'm much older but never felt comfortable with tampons. I'm pad only, too. Sometimes it seems I'm the only one so I'd thought I'd write to show you weren't either. Go with what's comfortable and works for you
@@gabrielleperson4794 thank you, hope you do whats comfortable for you too :)
I found the best pads ever and they are washables. They don't itch, stick, and they hold a ton more than even those heavy ones even though they are smaller. I tried tampons a couple of times and I started at 11 as well. The absolute gall of these guys. I think we women should find these guys and have an all out blledfest around them. Just make a mess of everything and say "Oh, well, I'm at least TRYING to hold it in. Maybe if there was something that could catch it?"
@@Lycantis those pads sound ideal for me, i bleed a lot on my first day and then the last 4 days i barely lose anything. One time i had a boy tell me: "why can't you just hold it in?" And then another girl said: "yeah... thats.. not exactly how it works."
I'm not seeing my replies and a whole slew of other texts so something is weird. Did you ever see those pads I linked and even shared to you?
i see the tampons and raise you a step further....i once bought a pair of fuzzy pajama pants with cartoons on them. they were totally innocent, warm, comfortable. when my ex saw me wearing them he gave me a funny look and said "that's dirty" i asked him what on earth he was talking about and he ran his hand over the fuzzy fabric and said "doesn't it....tickle....down there?" and accused me of buying them just to "get off on" like?????
I would’ve asked if his zipper got him excited. 😂
Do you not wear underwear underneath your pyjama pants? Because really, that's his only possible excuse for being such a moron.
I CHOKED ON AIR WHILE LAUGHING AT THIS OMG 😭 THATS SO STUPID WHY WOULD HE THINK FUZZY PANTS ARE DIRTY-
@@lunarmoonlightyt9020 he also was of the mindset that tampons were akin to sex toys....there's really no helping some people.
@@promisemochi NAHHH 💀
Fun fact: in Victorian England, people who sold flour to bakeries would cut the flour with things like chalk and lime to make it go further. Bakers would cut it even more.
There were no regulations on this. I doubt people were healthy because of this.
Always love a good victorian era fact
Victorian era public health statistics probably depended heavily on how close to cities and industrialised areas they were. Cutting flour (and sometimes also milk) was likely to have been far less common further away from heavily populated areas.
People in less populated areas and non-industrialised areas were also less likely to be working industrial jobs, many of which were extremely hazardous (though so was/is mining and that was present in many non-industrial towns), and there will have been a lower population of people living on the streets or in unsafe housing, fewer people claiming assistance from each area's poor box, and fewer people committing crimes with harsh punishments (though it is worth noting that those last few things would likely have been partially due to impoverished people moving to industrial areas in search of work).
Not to mention the obvious lower risk of disease from poor public hygeine when there's a smaller volume of people around, but that tends to be at least a little overstated in comparison to other factors, I think
And then there were rich people in pretty much a separate category, who had better access to what healthcare was available (which could be a very good thing in some circumstances and a very bad one in others), were less at risk of starvation or exposure or vocational health hazards but also thought arsenic made for great wallpaper etc
If I may add another factoid or two: they often added alun to it in order to get it whiter - which was demanded of the consumers. White bread equalled better bread, finer bread. That's not taking into account all the sweat that would go into it because of the working conditions - and then you take how large a part of a diet bread was for most people.
Regulations were only made after an outcry had been raised, and that outcry mostly came when people had died. Take the 1858 Bradford's Sweets Poisoning, for instance - an accident, but the point still stands. Someone had to die.
Sorry, I'll shut up.
Suzannah Lipscomb's Hidden K!llers of the... Home has great trivia. Milk was sold commercially before modern refrigeration. At the time they found out that adding a detergent neutralized the pH so it tasted fresher. This didn't do anything about the bovine tuberculosis bacteria, which ate holes in people's spines. :(
And boric acid in milk.
The “breathe” and “breath” misuse is rage-inducing to me. I don’t try to correct people anymore, but it makes me SEETHE.
I find it funny that people didn't get the original joke in the post. How simply by breathing the women would walk out of the date wasn't necessarily referring to the OP's breath it was referring to them being there at all. It's one of those ones where it sort of tests the way you see the world - if you get the downbeat humour then you understand it - if you dont then you focus on what you perceive as a spelling mistake. All humour is subjective as they say. In this case half the humour is in people mis-interpreting what's being said in the original post.
Seeth*
/s
@@SpaghettyLuvsUI was hoping to make this comment, but you beat me fair and square. 🤣
I feel similar with to and too. It's like people forgot the latter is even a word for some reason except for me
@@SpaghettyLuvsUForseeth 😂
Saying tampons should be +18 is basically the same as saying bandages should be +18 but more annoying
Ok but that first clip, I think that's ideal. He's annoyed sure, but he didn't stop and confront the person, and when he realized he was wrong he accepted it gracefully. That's honestly a good person who made a mistake. I like that.
I read What’s Your Pronoun a couple days ago and it goes through the whole history of pronouns in the English language it’s fascinating that the pronouns “she/her” are even newer than lots of our neopronouns. There’s documentation of people legally arguing against the usage of she/her because “why isn’t he/him good enough for everyone or if we must others may be called ‘it’”
I’m paraphrasing badly but the arguments are astounding, Britain and the USA were arguing for keeping he/him gender neutral in legal proceedings all the way into the 1970’s
In Finnish we only have "hän" which covers both sexes
Omg! Bibble supports trans rights! Him and I will together protect trans people and their rights!
doesn't bibble speak gibberish
bibble speaks bibblish
Oml, I thought you guys meant the bible until I got to that part
Yes, let’s make fun of someone spelling bible as bibble meanwhile too many native English speakers can’t manage the right your/you’re, it’s/its, their/there/they’re, use ‘a as a plural…
Bibble! Will Elina-poo join us?
My condolences to the family of the woman without mRNA.
I just think it’s really funny that people think an 18+ label is going to stop people below 18 from using them considering that the 18+ label has never affected anyone before people will look at an 18+ label and then look away😂
People will look at an 18+ label and see it as a personal challenge 😂
Especially since it's an actual NEED for many people below 18+. Pads aren't for everyone.
As a woman, I can confirm that female anatomy is hard. There are things that I didn't even know existed about my anatomy till a year ago. I'm in my twenties, and it's mostly because I was told by a parent that certain things were "sinful" all through my childhood and teens. They wonder why I go to my other parent about certain things now lol.
Drawing chests! Bro that took me so long to learn. My character has a big chest and she runs around a lot (they aren’t huge but) yeah. My old art, they were uneven, scratchy, and just torturous. I’m gonna stop talking and do my French practice (my dream is to move from the us to Canada) and just, slay
@@Thecraftycat789 LOL at least you can draw and stuff. My penmanship is like what a 3 year old would write or draw in due to a muscle disorder in my hands, so I usually stick to the performing and vocal side of art, like singing lmao. I also want to move to Canada from the US at some point because of all the crap going on with the government and stuff lol.
Isn’t it more a problem of lack of anatomy education …? I don’t really feel like the female anatomy is necessarily hard
@@glambertgurl1117 yeah i want to move from the US, too. maybe even move to europe or smth
@@Lilas4444 i dont mean this in any rude way, but do you draw females often? they are incredibly hard to learn, and hard to draw with certain proportions without being sexual. quite often the build of a female in drawings can reflect them as a character (same goes for males but they dont have the issue of sexualization.. most of the time). and angles of the female body are also hard to produce without looking disproportional.
as an afab person, nothing makes me feel more smart than stupid men that think the clitoris isn’t a thing. it’s very easy to find?? 😭
As an amab person who needs glasses and has autism-related processing issues: it is literally the easiest thing to find.
Fr it's like a massive button in the front of it, like I found the clit before I even knew what it was (I'm afab)
If the clitoris wanted to be found, it wouldn't be wearing a hood and trying to go incognito.
God, i wish we could post pictures here, because i have one that y’all would LOVE lol
Lol, I misread that as 'arab person' and got confused for a second.
As someone who's AMAB, I always feel so sorry that AFAB people have to deal with menstruation. It feels really unfair that only one side of humanity has to deal with it and not even be treated as human when they complain about the amount of pain their in. I always had chocolate or some kind of candy in HS for my friends if they needed some comfort during that time. It's the least I could do
And it’s kind of interesting because like 98% of animals re-absorb the womb lining instead of having periods. I searched it up, and I think it said only like some monkeys and bats do. I don’t quite remember. So we just have the “luck” of being one of the only species to have periods!
Yay. *sarcasticness*
tampons are not an adult toy or 18+
it is a toiletry! there is 0 pleasure putting on a tampon
it's more like a punishment more than anything 💀💀
Periods are a punishment, tampons are the icing on the cake of pain
Ikr 😭
It’s like they think anything to do w/ the nether regions is sexual 😭☠️
@@WhatABinglylittlescronklylil- PEEING IS NOW SEXUAL YOU WILL HAVE TO HOLD IT IN UNTIL YOU TURN 18
@@amaryillcs2426oof, for me they’re not. They hurt. I tried using them to go in water but it hurt so much I just said fuck it and said bye bye to swimming.
I love how he described himself as "dyslaxative". I guess that means he can't spell for shit, then😂
This. This is gold
And just like that I have picked up a devastating yet hilarious insult 😂. Literally making a note because I'm scared I might forget it
Some people really roast themselves worse than anybody else ever could. If you think something as small as a tampon can cause any sort of stimulation, and from just going in, you have never given a woman an orgasm in your life.
“The food in Victorian times was real!” There was plaster in the bread as filler so bakers could get away with using less flour and a lot of their silverware and cups/plates were made out of lead.
Not to mention the arsenic in the wallpaper and some cloth dyes. Or the gas leaks in houses.
(Shh, don't kill their fantasy.)
I hate when people just assume they're right but are just...so arrogant and wrong. Especially because of how cocky they are, it's infuriating.
I work with a flat earther. Trust me when I say I get it. Our debates always boil down to-
Coworker: show me proof tat earth is round.
Me: shows proof.
Coworker: That's fake! They are lying! Do your research!
Smh
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the fact that non-america is represented by the healthcare logo is SENDING ME 💀💀💀
I was eating couscous and I literally spit it out of my nose because of that 🤣🤣🤣
I KNOW
As a woman, myself, I believe I have the highest authority to say we are a concoction of blood, guts and whatever we ate for lunch
Excuse me, but you forgot that a good portion can also be made up of spite.
@@psygaud am mostly spite can confirm
“They had real food” do you know what kind of crazy stuff they were adding into food in the Victorian era? They were using alum and plaster of Paris in their bread
As of yesterday, the most viewed video on my channel is actually a video essay where I (a cisgender male, by the way) talk about how Turning Red, Baymax and The Ghost and Molly McGee have talked about periods, and that this needs to continue to be normalized. Because not only is it a bodily function, it’s a bodily function that can happen to kids as early as seven or eight years old.
Yeah, I started when I was 9.
@@rachabonespittz 🙋♀️ Same.
@@rachabonespittz same! I was wearing gray sweatpants and my friends I was playing with asked if I pooped my pants. I claimed I’d sat in mud. When I ran home sobbing, my mom asked what kind of cake I wanted at my period party. I threw a book at her and sat in the shower fully dressed. I did not, in fact, have a period party. Thank god.
Also didn’t hit my mom with the book, which I am grateful for. She didn’t deserve it, I was just super upset.
@@forkingsandkeys Yes, it was a shock, wasn’t it?
Yup, friends of mine got their period when they were only 8.
As a native English speaker, MY big pet peeve is when people apply English's phonics rules to other languages, when English itself doesn't even follow them half the time!
what do you mean by applying english's phonic rules to another language? do you mean like, speaking a foreign language with a british/american accent
It’s probably not on purpose if they don’t know that language well relax
@@kurbaga_12 I guess he means for example butchering names with those rules. Although let's be real that works the other way around as well (thanks to the above mentioned unruliness). For example jedi in Hungarian is not jeday but jedy :D
When I was learning English as a second language one of my main takeaways was the only rule is THERE ARE NO RULES!!! LINGUISTIC THUNDER DOME!!!
@@kurbaga_12 One example I go to is pronouncing "Touhou" (pronounced "TOE-hoe") as "TOO-hoo."
The problem with the "humans arent animals" crowd is that they typically follow some sort of belief that humans are, in some way, special and unique from animals. They arent arguing that "humans are plants" or some stupid shit like that. They simply believe that humans are a class of their own, completely unrelated to other animals despite being made of the same stuff. For example, in Christianity, humans are said to have been made "in Gods image" and were made to rule over the earth, including its animals.
Overall, its quite a bit stupid in my opinion. Humans are as much animals as dogs, snakes, or fish are.
It's usually because of religion. Humans have souls, or whatever.
And if really think about it, God created man from the earth.
27:15 the meme is referring to a passage in the bible where a king, Nehbudchanezzer (I definitely butchered the name), compelled his citizens to worship a golden statue of, and by extension, him. The poster is relating the LGBTQ movement to this idol of a false god.
@@Acidfunkishyeah pretty much. Technically you can still believe in souls without religion, but it is the majority.
it leads to a lot of toxic, cruel bullshit like "animals can't have feelings", too
6:45 "You see, I have been with many a woman. And NONE of them enjoyed it. And that's my source for knowing things about women. Follow me for more relationship tips."
Those rapper sunglasses. That Andrew Tate pirate voice. You sir, are too funny for it to be legal (Seriously I cried laughing 😂😂😂)
He only knows us on a superficial level, and then claims that superficial is all we are. And then he teaches impressionable young men that women are superficial, thus perpetuating the cycle.
For those who didn't get the pronoun joke, since Cliccy didn't say anything about it (maybe he didn't catch it either), the person said that people are free to talk shit about them but they have to use I/me pronouns, meaning that every roast would change into self destruction, as in:
"you are a sea-monkey-flavoured-bitch"
changes into:
"I am a sea-monkey-flavoured-bitch"
Have an amazing sea monkey day you, yes, _you_ cutie reading this! :3
Great joke 😁😁😁
Thanks fkr explaining it went kver my head
@@SolarstormflareSomeone swapped your o and k keycaps.
I thought I was missing something because that's how I understood it too
Also, where the hell did you get "sea monkey flavoured bitch" from 😂?
@@Solarstormflare I read this as "thanks fucker"
18:08 my father is a truck driver and doing an “instant brake” almost cost him his life. A car was playing chicken on the interstate my dad was on and the car pulled out in front of my father abruptly. My dad slammed on the brakes causing the steel beams he was hauling to come through the back of his truck cab, barely missing his head. My father was thankfully okay. However his truck was totaled and they never found the irresponsible driver in the car. They sped off quite fast after my father was nearly killed.
So why yes technically “instant brakes” are a thing, but they aren’t safe.
That must have been a terrifying experience, glad he was okay! Irresponsible drivers like that probably don't even realise the consequences of their stupid actions half the time, and unfortunately it's usually everyone else who gets hurt but not them.
People who assume that tractor-trailer rigs can stop as quickly as their little car does are idiots. Glad your dad was OK!
my stepmom, a flat earther and conspiricy theorist for other things, put on an informational audio thing for my sisters, and when it went to the topic of "who was the first person on the moon?" she confidently says "nobody has ever been on the moon! people say that but nobody's ever been there!". like yes, people do say that there were people on the moon, because there were.
I remember Buzz Aldrin famously losing his mind on people saying that stuff.
this is scary... flat earthers can be good for a laugh but they make an alternative reality in their mind and then just can't be reached any more... you can't talk to them any more because the asumptions on wich they base everything they say is just completely different from the asumptions you base on what you say. no common ground. nothing to base a conversation on. really scary. as if they had become ghosts and you just can't touch them. you can see them, talk to them but they don't live in the same world as you.
With a strong enough telescope you can see the landing sites. One of the missions also left behind a reflector so that astrophysics labs could bounce lasers off it. There's just _way_ too much evidence, but that has never stopped crazy people.
@@dmgroberts5471 Yup, even a relatively basic telescope can see these sites. You can try the experiment for yourself, for less than the cost of a low-end car.
@@alphaomega7191
Ah yes the Buzz Aldrin face punch 😂
20:57
You are absolutely right! There's an argument of "people cannot truly seek buddhism if they're fighting for food and survival everyday , so if you truly want to help more people to truly believe in Buddhism, you need to help them to a point where they don't have to worry about material needs" (also you should help people because its a good thing to do)
As a woman I can confirm we eat the tampons like pills so it’s ok 👍
Lol lol lol
Go for drawing the cock!
So true
Well, there are pills that you put in... uh... different side of your body.
mmmmmmmmmmmh cherry flavored 🤤🤤🥴🥴🥴
I always give humanity the benefit of the doubt bc "nobody can be THAT stupid". Humanity always disappoints me
That's why I always set my expectations for people as low as possible.
Just assume half of the people you meet would shove crayons up their nose, and try to eat raw chicken.
@@dubiousinformation1756 With tiktok around I might as well belive it
You’ve never encountered nonvegans and anyone else not treating nonhuman fellow animals as the equals they are, have you…
@@dubiousinformation1756you mean chicken… whether it’s taw or not makes no difference… but based on your comment I guess that includes you too…
@@dubiousinformation1756”I expect nothing and I’m still let down” - dewey from Malcolm in the middle
24:28 Click teaching us basic math in a low, menacing voice while staring at us. I want a whole channel of that.
“Tampons should be 18+”
Teenagers: Guess we (and all of our clothes and furniture) will die
As a Dutch dude who goes by hij/hem I can confirm I invented those pronouns
As another dutch I agree hij invented them (god that feels wrong)
Can confirm I was the pronoun
@@EnchantedMantis You where hij? Who/ what are you now after not beeing a pronoun anymore? /j
That’s nice, I go by Sie/Ihr
@@Fluttersweet correct me if I’m wrong, but are those the German equivalent of they/them?
I thought the guy with the I/me pronouns wanted every person that tried to insult him to erroneously insult themselves, thus making him impossible to insult or refer to in any negative way
Would've been fucking genious
wouldve been a better alternative😭
SERIOUSLY THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN SO SMART 😭
That's what I thought it was too 😂
same 💀
That’s what I thought he meant too
as a woman the tampon machine is also a pad machine so it's half and half, so girls and women can choose which on they want, though to be fair the pads in those machine are always bulky and uncomfortable. some women prefer tampons some prefer pads, some have another option like a divacup or something, a lot of women will bring their own pads and tampons from home cause those machine don't have best quality they're really just there for emergencies
Thank you for reminding me to restock my purse. 👍
The tampons are cardboard hell too. So glad with my cup now. But yeah it's def a learning curve
@@jordanjoestar-turniptruck or sometimes they are like fuzzy and not held together well. Like I’m not worried about them falling apart but yeah that isn’t good
AND ALSO THEY ALWAYS COST MONEY TT TT (at least when I was in HS.... and in middle school they didnt even have em)
Then there's people like me who bleed like an entire slaughterhouse. I would never leave the house without the strongest tampon available and a pad as backup. Over the night, even their combined forces often fail me.
he went on a rant about breathe and breath. honestly can relate, drives me crazy when someone calls a tortoise a turtle. also drives me crazy when people mix up "venomous" "poisonous" and "toxic". drives me up the wall to space
Or should of instead of should have
*I hate to be the bearer of bad news but tortoises are all turtles, just a select family/few families depending on your regional definition
My new favourite sentence is “weird hill to die on but at least your dead” specifically this subreddit.
I was trying to teach my mom about nonbinary pronouns since my partner is nonbinary. She kept arguing that they/them/their was only plural and then I half tricked her into using their as a singular. She doesn't argue that it doesn't work anymore. Hehe.
To be honest as an non-english speaker this is pretty confusing.
@@melchiorlise2466They/them/their is generally used as plural, but can occasionally be gender-neutral singular when referring to a person.
People use "they" instead of "it" when referring to a person because "it" is "dehumanising".
Also, in case you don't know:
They is the subject
Them is the object
Their is possessive
@@me-myself-i787 Also, singular They/Them has predated You as a pronoun for around 400 years. It's always been a part if the language, bigots dont use it only because it would make their arguments against non-binary people fall flat. Most of the time they'll even use singular they/them without realising
I never understood why it's confusing 😅 if you don't know someones gender you would say "they" but when told to use it suddenly it's weird.
My dad struggled when my sibling decided they/them works better for them. He initially had an issue with the plural nature of the words, but then figured out he was struggling with the implied unfamiliarity with the person.
Most people try to get the "it plural" out of the way with a question like "if you found an umbrella at a bus stop, you'd say 'someone left their umbrella here'" and for my dad it felt like he would only say that about someone that was unknown; as far as he knew, a person. But if it's his kid, she should know them more and be able to communicate that through gendered pronouns.
To be complete honest, I feel like that's fair. He wanted to not treat his kid like a stranger because he's known them their whole life
Thank you Click for always telling me i smell amazing. I've been trying to convince my parents that it isn't a problem that I haven't showered in months, and that I smell just fine, they just want believe me. Luckily your messages are always reassuring in confirming my belief
Pfp checks out
Sir/Miss are you good?
😂
Maggy was chibi like a marionette
She cocooned herself up in sheets and regret
And when several months later she finally emerged
She smelled like sh¡t
What a psycho
(Adapted from _Martha_ by Bo Burnham)
@@toxiczombiewolf5692Don't worry, i used deodorant once, it's all good
4:10 when Aid/Hiv was first discovered it was believed that only homosexual men could contract the virus and could not be contracted to women, doctors even told the patients it was okay to have intimated times with their wives.
When that one person was arguing about humans not being animals, you could've easily asked them "what constitutes a human" and then go on to pull a Diogenes on them
Ah yes the old featherless biped.
I would have answered “a miserable little pile of secrets”
About the they/them thing, I just want everybody to know that this is the same conversation I have with literal six year olds when correcting them on my pronouns. These people are confusing
As a linguist, trans guy and with how wild a lot of children's names are nowadays (not saying it's necessarily bad) I wish gender neutral pronouns and titles were the vast norm.
Because being called "friend" is just as polite as being called "sir/ma'am"... and can be said with the same passive-agression by service staff!
@@Dekubudooh, "friend" might solve one of my problems at work. Wonder if I could get away with it in a professional environment with adult clients? I'm in an area of the south where it's expected to address everyone as ma'am or sir, and I've struggled to come by an appropriate neutral option when I don't know the clients preference. For now I just don't use either, but then I sound rude per workplace expectations.
@@carpe_demonit's polite enough when folks say it to me in skyrim 🤷🏻♀️
In my mother tounge, we do not have gendered pronouns.
@@Dekubud Yeah.. I’ve been using “Friend” all my life because I’m Quaker (A Christian denomination) and we call fellow Quakers Friends
3:03
Cite - Cite your sources (you can remember this one because citation also starts with c)
Site - A specific location (like a campsite or a website)
Sight - What your eyes have
I am a bit dyslexic (and not a native english speaker) and when even the native speakers mix it up... it makes me question everything I thought I knew. because even if I got it right... of course I think I'm the one who got it wrong. and it really makes me unsure about what the actual spelling is. so I have to check the spelling of a word, of wich I was confident I knew how to spell... it's unsettling. just keeps throwing me off...
As a woman, tampons are my worst nightmare. They hurt to pull out, they are uncomfortable to put in, and they are hard to ignore while inside of the hoo-hah. I know that some women prefer them, but let it be known that women in general don’t find them “pleasurable” 💀
Yeah I like pads better
Sounds like youre just putting them in wrong, you shouldn't be able to feel it at all
@@maddyc2412or just using the wrong size. I used S instead of R once and I was in so much pain i had to use pads for the rest of my period. The pain lasted for almost a week.
It just makes me sad that these men don’t know how arousal works for women. They think just putting a wad of cotton up feels good because it’s up there. So that implies… y’know.. they think all they have to do is penetrative sex and that’s that. I feel so sorry for their partners.
Erm but you put them in your funny bit which is sexual