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February 22, 2017, 9:05 PM
Kasandra Brabaw
Can we all just agree that men should have no say in inventing solutions to problems they know nothing about? Unfortunately — thanks to the patriarchy — that's just not how things work. Men often think they can find better solutions to problems they don't understand.
The latest example isn't just infuriating, it's downright ridiculous.
A chiropractor in Kansas has invented a lipstick-like glue that will seal your labia shut during your period, holding all of the blood in until you go to the bathroom, according to a viral Facebook post.
This is not a drill.
It would be similar to when your lips get dry and stick together, an ad for the product reads.
"Have you ever woken up with your lips stuck together?" the ad reads. "It didn’t hurt and it was kind of fun. All you had to do was wet your lips from the inside with saliva and they became unstuck. Mensez feminine lipstick is a natural patented compound of amino acids and oil in a lipstick applicator that is applied to the lips down under during the period. Urine instantly unsticks the labia and allows everything to wash out into the toilet, wipe and reapply Mensez lipstick. Clean, Safe, Secure and Done. Coming to a store near you soon."
Anyone who has ever had a period knows that gluing your labia together is not going to work. And if the idea is that the moisture from urine will instantly unstick the glue, why wouldn't the moisture from menstrual blood do the same?
The fact is that we already have effective solutions for "controlling" our periods, and any innovation in the menstruation department should be left to people who, you know, actually menstruate.
Yet, Dan Dopps — the man behind this revolutionary product — seems to think women have failed to come up with a good solution to their period problem.
"Yes, I am a man and you as women should have come up with better solutions than diapers and plugs," he writes. "But you didn't."
Those "diapers and plugs" have served us pretty well for a long, long time. But Dopps seems to be ignoring other innovations in menstrual products, such as menstrual cups and sponges — innovations driven by women.
In case you were hoping this is all a joke, it's not. Sadly, although he has not actually built the product yet, Dopps does have a legitimate patent, Bust reports.
We can take solace in the fact that a product like this would probably never sell. But just in case it does eventually make it to stores, please remember that gluing your labia together is not going to result in a mess-free period. It's just not.
Kasandra Brabaw
Can we all just agree that men should have no say in inventing solutions to problems they know nothing about? Unfortunately — thanks to the patriarchy — that's just not how things work. Men often think they can find better solutions to problems they don't understand.
The latest example isn't just infuriating, it's downright ridiculous.
A chiropractor in Kansas has invented a lipstick-like glue that will seal your labia shut during your period, holding all of the blood in until you go to the bathroom, according to a viral Facebook post.
This is not a drill.
It would be similar to when your lips get dry and stick together, an ad for the product reads.
"Have you ever woken up with your lips stuck together?" the ad reads. "It didn’t hurt and it was kind of fun. All you had to do was wet your lips from the inside with saliva and they became unstuck. Mensez feminine lipstick is a natural patented compound of amino acids and oil in a lipstick applicator that is applied to the lips down under during the period. Urine instantly unsticks the labia and allows everything to wash out into the toilet, wipe and reapply Mensez lipstick. Clean, Safe, Secure and Done. Coming to a store near you soon."
Anyone who has ever had a period knows that gluing your labia together is not going to work. And if the idea is that the moisture from urine will instantly unstick the glue, why wouldn't the moisture from menstrual blood do the same?
The fact is that we already have effective solutions for "controlling" our periods, and any innovation in the menstruation department should be left to people who, you know, actually menstruate.
Yet, Dan Dopps — the man behind this revolutionary product — seems to think women have failed to come up with a good solution to their period problem.
"Yes, I am a man and you as women should have come up with better solutions than diapers and plugs," he writes. "But you didn't."
Those "diapers and plugs" have served us pretty well for a long, long time. But Dopps seems to be ignoring other innovations in menstrual products, such as menstrual cups and sponges — innovations driven by women.
In case you were hoping this is all a joke, it's not. Sadly, although he has not actually built the product yet, Dopps does have a legitimate patent, Bust reports.
We can take solace in the fact that a product like this would probably never sell. But just in case it does eventually make it to stores, please remember that gluing your labia together is not going to result in a mess-free period. It's just not.
A chiropractor in Kansas has proposed a product intended to manage menstruation in an unconventional way: a lipstick-like adhesive designed to temporarily seal the labia during a period, holding menstrual flow inside the body until the user urinates.
According to a widely shared Facebook post, the product, called Mensez, would work by applying a patented compound of amino acids and oils to the labia. Promotional materials claim that urine would dissolve the seal, allowing menstrual fluid to be released into the toilet before the product is reapplied.
An advertisement for the product compares the concept to waking up with dry lips that have temporarily stuck together. It describes the adhesive as a "natural patented compound" applied during menstruation, promising a clean and convenient alternative to existing menstrual products.
The proposal has been met with skepticism. Critics point out that menstrual blood and other natural moisture are likely to affect the adhesive in ways similar to urine, raising questions about whether the product could function as described. Others have expressed concerns about comfort, practicality, hygiene, and safety.
Many also note that a variety of established menstrual products already exist, including pads, tampons, menstrual cups, and menstrual sponges. These products have undergone extensive development and are widely used to manage menstrual flow.
The inventor, Dan Dopps, has argued that current menstrual products are inadequate and has suggested that women have not developed sufficiently effective alternatives. His comments have drawn criticism from people who believe they overlook decades of innovation in menstrual health products.
Although the product has not been manufactured or brought to market, reports indicate that Dopps obtained a patent related to the concept. Whether the product will ever be developed commercially remains unclear.
For now, many observers remain doubtful that sealing the labia with an adhesive would provide a practical or effective solution for menstrual management.
According to a widely shared Facebook post, the product, called Mensez, would work by applying a patented compound of amino acids and oils to the labia. Promotional materials claim that urine would dissolve the seal, allowing menstrual fluid to be released into the toilet before the product is reapplied.
An advertisement for the product compares the concept to waking up with dry lips that have temporarily stuck together. It describes the adhesive as a "natural patented compound" applied during menstruation, promising a clean and convenient alternative to existing menstrual products.
The proposal has been met with skepticism. Critics point out that menstrual blood and other natural moisture are likely to affect the adhesive in ways similar to urine, raising questions about whether the product could function as described. Others have expressed concerns about comfort, practicality, hygiene, and safety.
Many also note that a variety of established menstrual products already exist, including pads, tampons, menstrual cups, and menstrual sponges. These products have undergone extensive development and are widely used to manage menstrual flow.
The inventor, Dan Dopps, has argued that current menstrual products are inadequate and has suggested that women have not developed sufficiently effective alternatives. His comments have drawn criticism from people who believe they overlook decades of innovation in menstrual health products.
Although the product has not been manufactured or brought to market, reports indicate that Dopps obtained a patent related to the concept. Whether the product will ever be developed commercially remains unclear.
For now, many observers remain doubtful that sealing the labia with an adhesive would provide a practical or effective solution for menstrual management.
S@credC
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- 8 Kwi 2022
Soooo....in conclusion, society not caring or not taking boys' sexual abuse seriously...is MEN'S FAULT???
Shocked, I tell you.
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- 9 Wrz 2021
That was mostly centered in Athens. Athenian culture was famously misogynistic. Greece at that time was not united and a collection of independent city states. Mycenae and Sparta had more pro-female laws and society, with the former having a more matriarchal power structure (though it was still patriarchal in nature), and the latter allowing women and men to compete in sports together. Female sexuality was not condemned in Sparta and women were expected to be fit, as fitter mothers gave birth to better children.
I gotchu, fam. Here's the sci hub.
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- 7 Lip 2021
This nigga can't even take out the trash and he wants you to take his opinion seriously
He doesn't understand that peacocks and other animals are like that because the males have to desperately compete for female attention
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- 7 Sie 2021
Local copy
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- 31 Sie 2020
Holy ragebait. When you got Niggergaines and El Nicolás Fuentes agreeing with you: You KNOW you are fucking GAY.
CastrateAllMen
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- 8 Maj 2026
Moids will post shit like this yet when they get raped (usually by mother moids) they will make it woman's fault somehow.
There was a retarded thread in this very forum where manchildren were complaining about how society didn't care about male victims or something and then some of us background checked them and found that they were literally posting about how they like rape porn of girls.
Next time a mysoginist cries about getting touched as a kid I'm going to throw the same shit at them they say to women. He deserved it, should have gotten raped harder, he's a lying bpd self victimizer, and need to choose better people to be around and not ruin other peoples lives just because he had sex and regretted it.
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- 26 Paź 2024
Liber Nihil
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- 20 Maj 2025
What an appropriate way to kick off pride month
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- 6 Lip 2022
catcher
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Something I find funny about males here and elsewhere is how much they love to contradictorily talk about men's mental health (only when women are mentioned, of course) but then will turn around and scream extensively about the field of psychology/psychiatry, medications, therapy, etc. MRA fags on reddit and similar will do this same shit, and it’s like, maybe your "mental health" is shit because you deny every institution there to help you get better? It’s so funny because , as it has already been discussed here, so much in this field of science and research has been catered to them., including proper diagnosis of disorders and illnesses. I have talked to guys before about them pursuing therapy and some will throw some bullshit "erm, acktually....its only for woemen.." because it does not affirm everything they believe about themselves. Why should I continuously try to help someone who refuses anything at all?
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- 24 Maj 2024
Asmongold is the biggest retard MGTOW dumbass that I've ever seen.
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- 26 Paź 2024
MRAs are allergic to any kind of self-improvement. It's why they'd rather believe that only the top 0.01% of gigachads can get dates and they're doomed to die alone no matter what they do. If it's all predetermined, there's no need to put in any effort.
meemaidqueenjudefan
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- 27 Lip 2024
Some thoughts - Korean men are actually clinically insane!!! I really wonder what went wrong there everytime I meet one. Men should respect periods more in general, the culture around periods so heavily affects women and no one really cares at least in africa and shit they respect that time and separate from the pack right ? (or maybe that's just something I made up in my ideal world LMAO) I'm sick of men insulting negging berating me I don't do that to them and if I did even 1 percent of what they say to me they would throw a tard fit. That's really all I have to say. Lately it's been nice to go on Substack it is nice to read the thoughts of women who see through the cultural misogyny. The more places women have to just breathe with each other is nice. Including my autism forum <3
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- 20 Gru 2022
Please tell us more about South Korean men and how much they suck. I am fascinated.
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- 8 Sie 2023
They hate Psychology, will deny it any chance they get....but the minute some crazy lady waltzs in, it's BPD this, fatherless behaviour that, and then don't forget the depression caused by *gasp* breaking up with a man!
S@credC
kiwifarms.net
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- 8 Kwi 2022
"You have to be really gay to think WOMEN are more attractive than MEN."
Did they forget what "gay" and "homosexual" even mean???
TNF
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- 14 Kwi 2023
I thought that (if the screen is real) that Tate is joking.
They also don't understand what Therapist, nurses or Psychiatrist tell you in therapy, Mental health personal don't gaslight their girlfriend to break up with them. It's just "the divorce came out of nowhere!" situation.