This is such goals for me in the future when I’m a mother. I think it would be cool to teach them to put stops to people making fun of periods too. Or if they happen to see someone stained to let them borrow their sweaters. This def should be normalized
I wish sex ed and sex in general had been normalized for my husband who was raised with all the bs of evangelical “Christianity” (atheist by the time we got together because he’s too smart for that crap). He was never a child about periods, (we discovered I had horrible fibroids and endo a year after marriage, so he had heard a LOT about my pain and struggles every month and he was amazing through my hysterectomy). But I did always appreciate that he was a LITTLE squeamish- not about my period or buying period products (very smart and successful 6’3” white guy, privileged from birth but raised with manners and humbleness- he rarely cares what ANYONE thinks of him because of a crazy innate confidence- if people don’t like him he assumes the are having a bad day 😂). But he was squeamish in like, about doing or saying the wrong thing. He was so sweet and gentle, and I’ll take that! I kept my ovaries, and had PMDD (though its lessened over the years), and he still keeps my “cycles” charted on a ap so he doesn’t fight with me during that time. Gosh I love that man.
I love how Becky is always bringing attention to non-binary people, in every podcast she makes sure that everyone is represented and I respect her so much for that. "Take your tampons out ladies, anyone who bleeds take them out". All these women are just incredible and this is such an amazing podcast full of great information. It is so important and valuable to normalise everything that gets talked about by these women. Love from New Zealand!
Love the honest period talk! Do want to mention a few things in case any younger period havers are still insecure after watching: 1. It's okay to prefer pads. They make them much thinner now (Always is a great classic brand). It's not immature to wear pads and you don't have to wear tampons if you don't want. (I still wear pads at 25. Tampons make me feel like an upside-down wine bottle.) 2. Period underwear is great. It's essentially a water-resistant fabric plus extra absorbent padding in the crotch. The kind I use (Ruby Love) also has a "gusset" where you can add an extra pad for more protection. For me, they're better for lighter days, but still a great alternative to pads/tampons and a great option for any transfolk who want something less traditional/"feminine". 3. I noticed the ladies didn't talk about when they got their periods, but good to mention that it can vary wildly and you shouldn't worry about getting it at a certain time. Some people get theirs later in their teens. I got mine at age 9 so trust me, savor your years without it. If you're really concerned, check with your doc. 4. On that note, do your own research and be sure to advocate for yourself with docs. If you're having really bad period pain or irregular periods, you can and should speak up to get treatment. Many women with conditions like PCOS go undiagnosed for so long because they think (or are told) things are normal that aren't. You know your body best. Also, be sure to research and discuss different birth control methods with your doc. The pill can be beneficial for so many things, but it can also have side effects and is often treated as a one-size-fits-all solution bc medical sexism. Be extra careful with non-hormonal devices like IUDs as these products often aren't as vetted due to loopholes in the FDA approval process. For more info, check out websites like Planned Parenthood and Scarleteen. Talk with your friends about your periods and follow creators (like the YCSWU gals!) that talk about periods. You'd be amazed how many experiences you think are weird or gross are actually pretty universal!
Very well said! 👏👏👏 I use pads too and I'm 30, anything else is just too painful for me as I have Endometriosis. They're much better now than when I first started my period and much more secure. I wish they would have mentioned about if you think your period isn't normal to go get checked out. I used to have to take the week off school as mine were so painful but everyone thought I was over reacting. 15 years later I got my diagnosis of endometriosis and PCOS and I even had to fight for surgery to get that diagnosed as I wasn't believed about the pain
I use reusable discs instead of cups and reusable pads. I’m 31 I felt like my periods suck less when I’m not wearing tampons, tampons make my cramps worse.
I wish Miles would chime in a bit more😀(and maybe spill the cocoa a little. Just a couple sips lol) He knows all the things about all of them. Muaahaahaa😈😋
Maggies absolute horror at potentially killing people in the game and everyone’s gasp when Rachel got rid of Chris Evans had no business being as funny as it was I literally spit out my water
lol. it's nice how sweet and kind she is. even thought it's for jokes obviously, but the fact that she doesn't want to participate in hurting other people for kicks is sweet.
Did anyone else have to watch one of those tapes in elementary school where it was a bunch of kids taking about sugar and junk food, and then they had to tell the difference between both sodas
Went to public school in Illinois my entire life. For swim the teacher I had pulled us aside and said "girls, look, I grew up with 4 sisters I understand what happens it's natural. If you're going through that just let me or the sub know and we'll understand." Never made us change we just sat off to the side and it didn't matter if you used a pad or tampon they just let us be.
Nothing like announcing to all the kids "HEY everybody, I'm on my period!" I'd have been mortified if I knew a guy I had a crush on knew I was on my period.
Illinois native here, too...yeah my teachers were mostly males so it wasn't super easy getting out of the swimming unit in high school...the one and only female gym teacher was nice enough to let us sit out but also took off points in that unit lol
@@Symposeum I mean to be fair, I have period and I’m chill about my period but hot damn I have never considered the idea of a tampon sitting in there for a month and I had the same reaction as becky
Eugene proposed the original list. Ned- Gave up Food Keith- Gave up Sex Zach- Gave up Family at first. but then he was talked into giving up sex instead.
Ya, love sex and I'm sure I'd be frustrated as heck...but you can live without sex and have an amazing life, but if I didn't have my loved ones, was exhausted all the time or always hangry.....ya no. The answer seems simple to me.
Thank you, Becky, for being gender inclusive talking about periods, and saying "everyone who bleeds" instead of just "women" like the others. Everyone else, please learn from Becky!
Wait a minute....is there someone who has periods other than biological females? How is that possible? You have to have a uterus to have a period. That’s where the blood comes from.
@@bellem.8329 Saying "ladies", "women", "girls", etc. links to gender presentation. Your chromosomes and sexual organs do not necessarily match your gender. Transmen, genderqueer, and Non-Binary folx (not exhaustive list) can have periods too. Yes, uterus=potentially capable of having a period, but uterus=/=woman, definitively.
I wish I could get a text from my uterus once every month being like "YOU GO GIRL, no kids this month either! KEEP BEING AWESOME" instead of one week of blood, bloating and cramps. #teamtiredofperiods
@@ruzahel6287 don't think it's a extreme thought! Some people don't want to have kids, and that's ok! 😊 rather don't have kids of your own and be happy, than have kids that grow up to feel unwanted! Your body=your decision!
@@ruzahel6287 tying your tubes won’t stop blood, just eggs. The only way your period stops is if you lose your ovaries or they stop working (menopause), you take out your uterus (hysterectomy- had one at 27 and never regretted it- I felt the same as you about getting pregnant), and some birth control pills where you only have 1 or 2 periods a year.
I am sad the cameras weren't switching as much, I understand that's a lot to edit but idk it is kinda weird when we only see the reactions of becky and maggie for a whole minute when rachel is speaking..
@@AnanyaBijolia Maybe she explicitly asked for it, we don't know. I feel like she has a more private persona than the rest, whose partner is a member of the Try Guys. Maybe her family and her prefers to be more private. Anyways, I don't think there are bad intentions and we should respect their decissions.
To be fair zac said that Maggie wasn’t technically family and they could just not get legally married as a loophole and then I think he changed his answer when the other guys said he had to count Maggie as family
Wish they'd been around when I was still having periods. Best thing we had were tampons. But, no, I'll not go back to having periods so I can try a cup.
I've literally used the cup from the beginning. I was always interested in weird things and i fond the menstrual Cup when i didn't even had my period and I won one from the brand lunette.So i never had to buy anything🤷🏼♀️. And ever since I've got my period 4 years ago i used a pad once and i just hate it. Cups are the best 🙌🏻 shoutout to my wierd interests💕
I listen to the "Other Pod" also. I used to be so excited for Thursdays.... but since this pod started, Tuesdays are THE day. Love you ladies! Still love the guys, but y'all are definitely the better halves!
My lil sister (11) just got her period for the first time and she fully FaceTimed me to tell me and I was So happy that she was comfortable enough to be open about it and I was so consciously trying to give that same open energy back (I do this with her about a lot of topics) x Be open about your period, it happens to so many people, normalise that sh*t!
While I loved my Diva Cup, I ended up having issues with it and just switched to Thinx period panties. Life changing, I love them. I have a HEAVY period, and have no leakage, they're super comfortable and breathable.
I’m not really familiar with what’s going on regarding the Chris controversy. What did Rachel mean by “he shouldn’t even be in the same category of the Chrises”?
@@MSsweetsfreak he's a right-wing conservative christian. Not saying being a Christian in general is automatically bad, but.... He's not on the right side of history shall we say.
@@Margar02 damn, I didn’t know this. I was so confused when they killed him off I was like “he was okay in Guardians and P&R?” That’s such a bummer, can people stop being awful at some point? Ugh
@@frostyskeletons8950 he’s conservative but hasn’t come out and said anything bad and hasn’t supported Trump. Most of the controversy is about the Church he attends being homophobic even though he isn’t (as far as we know). And also there was controversy because he wasn’t vocal about his politics this election.
Thinking back to when I was growing up (I'm also these ladies' age), I remember that period talk was very hush-hush and embarrassing for virtually all women and teens. I love that our generation has led the way in normalizing open, shameless, period talks between ourselves, our partners, and our kids - even if it's still sometimes hard to get around the internalized shame. Periods are part of the human experience! Let's keep talking about it.
I have an Organicup. LOVE IT. Have had it for, like, 3 years. There are also these special wet wipes you can use to clean it if you don't have access to a sink. Practical when you're out and about :)
Ariel at 17:21 "I actually like tiny burrito's that are called tacos". I laughed so hard!! Must be an Ariel thing. I'm with you on tacos over burritos.
I literally did not tell my mom I started my period for like 3 months......OMG we need to end period taboos!!!! She also never talked to me about it, I learned everything from 5th grade heath....
Highly recommend period underwear! Thinx has a great line, I use them for my first two days that are super heavy and it's great! Just rinse in the sink and throw in the wash. I have two right now, I'd love to get one for every day of my period. Super comfy too!
As a non-binary trans guy I deeply appreciated the nod to folx who bleed and aren't women- would Love to hear you wonderful ladies represent different identities with similar body experiences (i.e. language like "people who get pregnant" or "pregnant parents") more loudly and often!
This morning I literally got out of the shower and groaned because I started my period. Went to get ready and put of my favorite podcast, opened my iPad and had a big notification “the truth about Diva cups”. 😂 guess I like you guys so much I’ve synced up!
Story time: I started using the Diva Cup in 2010 and loved it. I used it and pantiliners for my period for a whole year with no issues. Until one day, it was just uncomfortable, leaking, giving me back pain... I tried to keep using it for the next couple of cycles but it was just annoying and uncomfortable... So I switched to cloth reusable pads, and never looked back. Plot twist: turns out I had developed an ovarian cyst that changed the configuration of my insides ... It grew and grew without me knowing it was there, until this October when I was feeling particularly bloated and backed-up..... That sucker was 7 by 4.5 by 4 inches! I am typing this from my recliner as I recover from the removal of the cyst, my left ovary, and fallopian tube! Maybe once I am healed, I'll try the diva cup again!
@@Margar02 Oh man! I can relate!! In '09 I had a 5lb ovarian cyst removed, along with my right fallopian tube. That recovery is no joke. And the scar? Yeesh! I started using a cup last year, and it's working great! Heal well!
As someone who uses a disc, they are AMAZING. You can flex & “empty” your disc in the middle of the day vs emptying out a cup during the day. I️ have multiple reproductive issues and it has been a miracle for my severely heavy periods. 10/10 recommend!! It’s so easy to learn!!
Amazing discussion about periods! I'm so happy that we live in a culture that is more accepting of this reality for all people who bleed and proselytize all the different options that are out there. Menstrual cups are fantastic and so much more environmentally friendly. I'm so glad I live in the time period I do.
My oldest just started her period recently, so I was looking online for kits for her, and I found REUSABLE PADS! I thought it was the coolest thing! They have like a little snap thing where it wraps around the underwear and they are pretty comfortable. We got "tween" size so there small for a full grown adult, but there's a few different sizes out there.
yes! i started using reusables last year and I like them a lot more than the regular kind. Of course I recognize that they're a bit cost-prohibitive but if it's accessible to you I highly recommend! I find them way more comfortable and now my underwear isn't thinning/wearing-out from the adhesive of the single-use ones 👍 I like the brand Charlie Banana, but another brand called Tree Hugger has a good variety and I like the wet bags they have!
My favorite brand is called Party in My Pants and I’ve also used Glad Rags. What I like about cloth pads as opposed to disposable is that I stay more dry.
I love my diva cup. I've never felt this good while on my period. It doesn't dry everything out as it can happen when wearing a tampon on a day where your period is lighter than expected and it's not as messy and disgusting as a pad. I've never had any issues with it and it's really a gift from heaven for me.
'youve never had snickers??' 'ofcourse I have. Im not a monster' hahahaha that sent me. Okay Ariel is now my ultimate bias haha. I agree with her, Snickers has never done anything for me, to me, with me, at me...it is not something I will choose over another bar.
Male ideas about girl talk: Handbags are so cute! I love brunch! Let's talk about how great my man is in bed! Real girl talk: So like I think my tampon died up there you guys.
I love that these ladies are so honest and open! It's so refreshing! So here's the thing... I used to be one of those people like Becky that just couldn't even fathom "losing" a tampon. I'd heard about it and it just didn't seem possible. That is, until it happened to me. This was pretty recent actually. I'd just got my period back for the first time, 17 months after having my 3rd baby. It was HEAVY. Like, I'm talking a crime scene every time I went to the bathroom. I went through 2 boxes of tampons that week. It was absolutely the worst I'd ever experienced. Well near the end of my period I started noticing a very bad smell. Like a scary smell. I got very freaked out because it had been so long after having my baby before my period came back, I was bleeding like crazy and now I literally smelled like death. I just thought... "somethings wrong. Do I have cancer?". So I started Googling what a really bad smell coming from your vagina could mean and one of the most common things was a forgotten tampon. Still disbelieving I thought it couldn't hurt to check. I pulled out the tampon I was currently using and felt around. I didn't feel an extra string or anything but after investigating further I could feel that there was indeed a second tampon deep inside! I was HORRIFIED!!! I just couldn't believe it. And yes it was just as disgusting as they described. Once I made the discovery I remembered a couple days before in the middle of the night I had resorted to using a regular tampon because I was out heavy ones and the following morning after a very sleepless night I'd had trouble with my tampon applicator. You know how sometimes they can be a little finicky? I think what happened was my period was so heavy and messy in the morning that I'd gotten distracted with the cleaning up process and forgotten that I hadn't taken it out the tampon yet. I just went right to putting in a new one. Surprisingly it didn't feel weird, only that at first I had struggled with the applicator. I guess having 3 babies, you've got a little extra wiggle room, lol. Thankfully it had only been in there for a couple days and after it was removed the smell went away and it didn't cause any further problems.
I started menopause in my mid 30's and it was the best thing EVER! I don't miss periods at all :) I would love to hear more about trauma in life and how you have overcome them. We all have them but it would be very interesting to get your take on overcoming your own.
I didn't start menopause early, but (now at age 65) am so glad to be finally done with periods! Don't miss them, don't want them back. Don't miss spending a small fortune on period products, don't miss cramps, don't miss worrying about leaving a tampon in, bleeding through, etc. Good riddance!
'i really cant taste hte difference between coke n pepsi' *becky stares in shock and disgust OMGGG BECKY THAT REACTION HHAHAAHAHAHAHAAH. i love you guys.
Went to an all girls school, from aged 14 I could walk into any room and ask at any appropriate volume of anyone had a tampon. Went to uni and continued this, got weird looks at first but then everyone chilled out!
@@MeghanElizabeth14 she said it was to make sure we were changing right? i was one of the only ones who questioned it. she is also gay but idk if that changes anything lol
@@gracemckenzie5485 that definitely feeds into a harmful stereotype of gay educators being predatory so dont love the way you worded that tbh bc it shouldn’t make any difference. Like i said its a gray area but personally no I don’t think its weird because its related to actually getting a job done. Its a weird managerial task that goes with the job I completely agree but I wouldnt say there’s really more too it than that
I used to work as a sexual health teacher in the UK, and I have had so many conversations about toxic shock and menstrual cups. Also the amount of people who argue with me that they don't pee out of their vagina is mad. I've had to convince other teachers that they don't need to take out their tampon or cup to pee.
I’m a guy, but all the info that came out of the “period” talks 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Bravo, girls. I applaud you girls for coming through your embarrassment of talking about this topic to educate your viewers. Definitely will help anyone dealing with the situation, be it themselves or their family members.
Thank you for talking about menstrual cups!! I've been using one since 2011 and the only reason I even gave them a shot was that my friend gave me a gift certificate to a website that only sells them. At the time, I thought WTF? but now I realize she knew I probably wouldn't go against popular opinion, but she also knew cups are 1000% the way to go. I agree with Maggie that it can feel like you aren't even on your period because you only have to empty/clean it every 12 hours. I tell every woman I'm close to that I know about how awesome they are. I also have a period pot that I bought at Goodwill for cheap for when I need to boil it. It's really not a big deal. And I have two cups: I bought one that has a "string" that will break the seal without having to put your finger up there. It's not as good as the Diva Cup, though, because it's super wide and hard to get in. Women who've had children might like it, though. It's called a Flex Cup. Anyway, y'all please keep spreading the word! Whatever men who started marketing disposable pads/tampons need to be taught that they don't know what's best for us. Cups have been around since at least the 1930s, but the almighty $$$ buried them under a strategy that wants us to continually spend money. Eff the Pink Tax!!
Anyone else noticed that Ariel had her own little safe-distancing corner during this podcast because she was almost due to give birth and was taking extra precaution? So cute.
Period underwear is the greatest thing in the world! Especially if you’re using the cup, it’s a nice break especially at night. Thinx is the best! You guys have to try them
I love my diva cups, I originally got them for the environment but when my doctor told me I could sleep with them they became my favorite thing ever cause I’m always scared to sleep in a tampon in case I sleep late, and my pads always overfill so I find that there great for a heavy but not super heavy flow
I remember I was SO shocked when I successfully put a tampon in for the first time lol I had tried many months before to get it in but couldn’t figure it out then one day I tried and it just slid right in and I was like”HOLY SHIT WHAT JUST HAPPENED” 😂😂😂
I have been using the cup since my first period and can really recommend starting with it from the beginning you generally have to get used to the period and if you use the cup from the beginning, you don't have to get use to it later in live. :)
Can I just say, the convo starting at 33:50 is fascinating from a male perspective. Just the sheer amount of upkeep that is needed and all that you have to consider. PH changes? Period sex? Toxic shock? Lost tampons?!....* pikachu face*
I use the Flex disks. They changed my period life. The way my body is shaped I can't use tampons so I had always used pads. The idea of period sex intrigued me so I tried Flex. I love them so much. My periods are way more comfortable now.
I have a very heavy flow and with other products I always stained, with the cup I'm all good and dandy I haven't stained since I started using. Love it.
as a fellow narcoleptic, i don’t recommend either, but if i HAD to choose one, i think sleep would go because I take medication to keep me awake and am already soooo tired (as you well know). plus if we really can’t sleep, then we wouldn’t fall asleep driving, doing tasks, sitting down, etc. food for my thoughts 🤷🏽♀️
I've been using a Saalt cup for a year now and I do agree you have to get over those hurdles of it being icky but man I'm so happy I made the change. Also they have a Facebook group that is super helpful and support. AND they just came out with a teen cup!
I love the comfort level you ladies embody with your frank conversations. What a great example for young women and girls! Also, kudos to Miles for being so ... brave? liberated? Awesome Podcast Gremlin!
i NEEDED a Miles cam for when you guys were talking about lost tampons
I was thinking the exact same thing!!! 🤣🤣🤣
OMG a Miles cam would be EPIC.
I am always wishing for his reactions during real talk girl talk.
Oh God, I wish!!! The most amazing honest convo but id kill to see his reaction. Omg
Oh absolutely 🤣🥴 He was given a lesson on females that he probably never ever wanted 🤣
I've tried normalizing periods to my teenage son, so when he's grown he won't be a baby about it. He knows all about the female reproductive system.
Good!
Heck yeah!
This is such goals for me in the future when I’m a mother. I think it would be cool to teach them to put stops to people making fun of periods too. Or if they happen to see someone stained to let them borrow their sweaters. This def should be normalized
I have a friend that is a boy and and my female friend and I have taught him all about female things because men should know these things too!
I wish sex ed and sex in general had been normalized for my husband who was raised with all the bs of evangelical “Christianity” (atheist by the time we got together because he’s too smart for that crap).
He was never a child about periods, (we discovered I had horrible fibroids and endo a year after marriage, so he had heard a LOT about my pain and struggles every month and he was amazing through my hysterectomy). But I did always appreciate that he was a LITTLE squeamish- not about my period or buying period products (very smart and successful 6’3” white guy, privileged from birth but raised with manners and humbleness- he rarely cares what ANYONE thinks of him because of a crazy innate confidence- if people don’t like him he assumes the are having a bad day 😂). But he was squeamish in like, about doing or saying the wrong thing. He was so sweet and gentle, and I’ll take that!
I kept my ovaries, and had PMDD (though its lessened over the years), and he still keeps my “cycles” charted on a ap so he doesn’t fight with me during that time. Gosh I love that man.
I love how Becky is always bringing attention to non-binary people, in every podcast she makes sure that everyone is represented and I respect her so much for that. "Take your tampons out ladies, anyone who bleeds take them out". All these women are just incredible and this is such an amazing podcast full of great information. It is so important and valuable to normalise everything that gets talked about by these women. Love from New Zealand!
As well as trans people, it’s awesome
I noticed that comment too! And it really made me happy! Everyone feels included this way and I love it!
I am a nonbinary person who gets periods and also from NZ! I really appreciated that comment and that it wasn't made a big deal of. Becky is amazing!
Love the honest period talk! Do want to mention a few things in case any younger period havers are still insecure after watching: 1. It's okay to prefer pads. They make them much thinner now (Always is a great classic brand). It's not immature to wear pads and you don't have to wear tampons if you don't want. (I still wear pads at 25. Tampons make me feel like an upside-down wine bottle.) 2. Period underwear is great. It's essentially a water-resistant fabric plus extra absorbent padding in the crotch. The kind I use (Ruby Love) also has a "gusset" where you can add an extra pad for more protection. For me, they're better for lighter days, but still a great alternative to pads/tampons and a great option for any transfolk who want something less traditional/"feminine". 3. I noticed the ladies didn't talk about when they got their periods, but good to mention that it can vary wildly and you shouldn't worry about getting it at a certain time. Some people get theirs later in their teens. I got mine at age 9 so trust me, savor your years without it. If you're really concerned, check with your doc. 4. On that note, do your own research and be sure to advocate for yourself with docs. If you're having really bad period pain or irregular periods, you can and should speak up to get treatment. Many women with conditions like PCOS go undiagnosed for so long because they think (or are told) things are normal that aren't. You know your body best. Also, be sure to research and discuss different birth control methods with your doc. The pill can be beneficial for so many things, but it can also have side effects and is often treated as a one-size-fits-all solution bc medical sexism. Be extra careful with non-hormonal devices like IUDs as these products often aren't as vetted due to loopholes in the FDA approval process. For more info, check out websites like Planned Parenthood and Scarleteen. Talk with your friends about your periods and follow creators (like the YCSWU gals!) that talk about periods. You'd be amazed how many experiences you think are weird or gross are actually pretty universal!
Very well said! 👏👏👏
I use pads too and I'm 30, anything else is just too painful for me as I have Endometriosis. They're much better now than when I first started my period and much more secure.
I wish they would have mentioned about if you think your period isn't normal to go get checked out. I used to have to take the week off school as mine were so painful but everyone thought I was over reacting. 15 years later I got my diagnosis of endometriosis and PCOS and I even had to fight for surgery to get that diagnosed as I wasn't believed about the pain
Thank you for your wisdom! I’m 23 and I appreciate this too.
I use reusable discs instead of cups and reusable pads. I’m 31 I felt like my periods suck less when I’m not wearing tampons, tampons make my cramps worse.
I much prefer pads than anything else and i'm also 25
29&Proud pad wearer!!
I love how they are just throwing shade on the trypod lol
I wish Miles would chime in a bit more😀(and maybe spill the cocoa a little. Just a couple sips lol) He knows all the things about all of them. Muaahaahaa😈😋
About time
@@oliviagreen7423 LMFAOO spill the cocoa
becky was MORTIFIED when they were talking about forgetting your tampon and it was hilarious because i had the same reaction.
I’ve for sure done this and it scared the hell out of me.
I just died laughing at her reaction lol
Same! My poor heart was racing so much 😭
YES SAME! I was so distrubed! LOL
Maggies absolute horror at potentially killing people in the game and everyone’s gasp when Rachel got rid of Chris Evans had no business being as funny as it was I literally spit out my water
Well I was mad because it was Jenny Slate who ended the relationship not Chris Evans yet Rachel was blaming him!
lol. it's nice how sweet and kind she is. even thought it's for jokes obviously, but the fact that she doesn't want to participate in hurting other people for kicks is sweet.
I literally gasped with them when she said Captain America
@@jamesbibarnes SAME
Maggie: "I know the love of my life loves Kit Kats more than anything"
Ariel: "Bowie?"
😂😂😂
Thank you! Watched this segment 5 times and could NOT understand what Ariel was saying. 🙏🙏🙏
Maggies hair is so cute in this podcast. Also omg Ariel is so preggers! Omg second baby is sooo close y'all!
The face of Becky when Maggie said she couldn’t taste the different between Coke and Pepsi 😂😂
And right before when Rachel says Sprite is gross too😂
oh shoot i just made a comment on the same thing haha. I just had to reply about that it was so good
I cant tell the difference between Pepsi and coke 😅
Did anyone else have to watch one of those tapes in elementary school where it was a bunch of kids taking about sugar and junk food, and then they had to tell the difference between both sodas
You CAN taste the difference between coke and Pepsi is the lemon flavor in the Pepsi. Remember in Eugene’s rank king video he said it has citric acid.
Safiya Nygaard has made several videos about period apparel. They're very good and a lot of fun
Yeah
Went to public school in Illinois my entire life. For swim the teacher I had pulled us aside and said "girls, look, I grew up with 4 sisters I understand what happens it's natural. If you're going through that just let me or the sub know and we'll understand." Never made us change we just sat off to the side and it didn't matter if you used a pad or tampon they just let us be.
Chicago native here, same. But we DID have a teacher who offered make up swimming classes for the days you missed... AT 6 AM LOLOL
@@cyntee79 oh gross, that's rough
Nothing like announcing to all the kids "HEY everybody, I'm on my period!" I'd have been mortified if I knew a guy I had a crush on knew I was on my period.
Illinois native here, too...yeah my teachers were mostly males so it wasn't super easy getting out of the swimming unit in high school...the one and only female gym teacher was nice enough to let us sit out but also took off points in that unit lol
@@cyntee79 oof. That's super rough
This pod be throwing down the Mean Girls shade at the Try Pod. I declare Pod Wars!
Try Wives are winning because they're getting Matt💪🙌
@@oliviagreen7423 Its like that moment in the avengers when Iron Man informs the bad guy "We have a Hulk".
Miles must be getting such an education by hosting these podcasts 😂
God I wish we could see Miles’ face while they talk about periods. Especially the lost tampons.
Why? Is he a manchild?
@@Symposeum not necessarily but I’m always interested in the reactions of those who don’t menstruate.
@@Symposeum no, I want to see it because miles has such an expressive face! I’m sure his reaction was more horrified than Becky’s
@@Symposeum I mean to be fair, I have period and I’m chill about my period but hot damn I have never considered the idea of a tampon sitting in there for a month and I had the same reaction as becky
"When I'm in the presence of Eugene, I feel bad about myself" "We all do" HAHAHAHAHA
Eugene proposed the original list.
Ned- Gave up Food
Keith- Gave up Sex
Zach- Gave up Family at first. but then he was talked into giving up sex instead.
I think he was thinking about blood family. And I believe he changed his answer later on anyway.
@@calci2679 you are correct he did change it. thanks for pointing that out🙂
what episode is that?
@@camryn7041 ep. 84 of the trypod
@@keleidoscope3564 thank you love!
Me, an asexual: *literally SHOCKED no one gave up sex*
HONESTLY. the moment i heard all 4 options i was like "bye bye sex"
i never have it and ion want it anyways lol ✌😗
I’m not ace but it’s not really important to me and I was shocked too
Ya, love sex and I'm sure I'd be frustrated as heck...but you can live without sex and have an amazing life, but if I didn't have my loved ones, was exhausted all the time or always hangry.....ya no. The answer seems simple to me.
im alsoace and i was baFFLED sdfds like??? i said sex w/o hesitation how could yall give up food??
Right?
Thank you, Becky, for being gender inclusive talking about periods, and saying "everyone who bleeds" instead of just "women" like the others. Everyone else, please learn from Becky!
Wait a minute....is there someone who has periods other than biological females? How is that possible? You have to have a uterus to have a period. That’s where the blood comes from.
@@bellem.8329 Saying "ladies", "women", "girls", etc. links to gender presentation. Your chromosomes and sexual organs do not necessarily match your gender. Transmen, genderqueer, and Non-Binary folx (not exhaustive list) can have periods too. Yes, uterus=potentially capable of having a period, but uterus=/=woman, definitively.
@@bellem.8329 Transgender/Non Bianary people might have periods as well.
Asexuals in the “giving up a part of of your life”: *smile happily*
Seriously! The whole time I was just sitting there like, no contest
i came here to say the exact same thing
i feel seen by this comment
I relate to that on another level
Went into the comment section LOOKING for this comment ha💜
5:41 awww Maggie casually calling Zach the love of her life
I’m assuming she meant Zach 😂
It's Bowie
@@CactusesAreBADASS no lol, Bowie can’t eat kitkats. She did say both though 😆
That was so adorable 🥰💕
Oh it is Zach. Zach was raving about kit Kat in the trypod and was so mad that the other guys wanted to remove kit kat
The joy of listening Miles's laughing in the back
I wish I could get a text from my uterus once every month being like "YOU GO GIRL, no kids this month either! KEEP BEING AWESOME" instead of one week of blood, bloating and cramps.
#teamtiredofperiods
hahahhaa this is such a MOOOOD like why punish me body? we did good, no unwanted babies!
I have the extreme view that I never want to be pregnant so I want procedures done to permanently tie my tubes and get rid of period.
@@ruzahel6287 don't think it's a extreme thought! Some people don't want to have kids, and that's ok! 😊 rather don't have kids of your own and be happy, than have kids that grow up to feel unwanted! Your body=your decision!
@@ruzahel6287 tying your tubes won’t stop blood, just eggs. The only way your period stops is if you lose your ovaries or they stop working (menopause), you take out your uterus (hysterectomy- had one at 27 and never regretted it- I felt the same as you about getting pregnant), and some birth control pills where you only have 1 or 2 periods a year.
omg can you have Safiya Nygaard on to talk about the period products??? She's tried so many of them and would be a great guest!
I am sad the cameras weren't switching as much, I understand that's a lot to edit but idk it is kinda weird when we only see the reactions of becky and maggie for a whole minute when rachel is speaking..
Yeah maybe they should put Ariel and Rachel together so they only have two cameras but I’m not sure cause of covid
@@hunterkarns3774 yeah but Ariel is pregnant and her immune system is weaker than before so it's just better as it is now
Just wondering - why do you keep cutting Rachel's answers out?! I'd kinda liked to have know which of the Food/Sleep/Sex/Family she'd have given up.
Yeah i was kinda bummed about that too
Yeah I'm always bummed about this. Why would we not wanna hear her opinions?
@@AnanyaBijolia Maybe she explicitly asked for it, we don't know. I feel like she has a more private persona than the rest, whose partner is a member of the Try Guys. Maybe her family and her prefers to be more private. Anyways, I don't think there are bad intentions and we should respect their decissions.
did miles bring your donuts
Asking the important questions
I need to know
To be fair zac said that Maggie wasn’t technically family and they could just not get legally married as a loophole and then I think he changed his answer when the other guys said he had to count Maggie as family
Maggie calling Zach the love of her life made my heart burst 🥰🥰🥰
Me too!!! So cute
I've only recently tried a menstrual cup and I'm converted! Best thing ever. Totally life changing product. I will never go back.
Wish they'd been around when I was still having periods. Best thing we had were tampons. But, no, I'll not go back to having periods so I can try a cup.
I've literally used the cup from the beginning. I was always interested in weird things and i fond the menstrual Cup when i didn't even had my period and I won one from the brand lunette.So i never had to buy anything🤷🏼♀️. And ever since I've got my period 4 years ago i used a pad once and i just hate it. Cups are the best 🙌🏻 shoutout to my wierd interests💕
Ariel saying "We just do it everyday." is the most incredible quote from this podcast 🤣🤣
My jaw dropped when Ariel said she left her tampon in for days!!
Some here 😱
Ariel is an absolute Rockstar. I laughed until I literally cried and I love her honesty beyond belief and everything about this podcast.
Ladies... half the time you forget to let Rachel answer the questions. We'd like to hear from her, too!
I listen to the "Other Pod" also. I used to be so excited for Thursdays.... but since this pod started, Tuesdays are THE day. Love you ladies! Still love the guys, but y'all are definitely the better halves!
Throughout listening to these podcasts I have discovered that Maggie is my spirit animal.
I discovered Becky is mine 😅❤️ so many instances where I was like same Becky same.!😂
Please don't use the word spirit animal. It's part of Native American cultures and you shouldn't use it that way. Thanks.
me: sees the title
me, remembering i recommended diva cups to my friends: oh no
edit: we good, they talked great things about it 😂
Oop-
XD
THANK GOD I have the same feelings going into this, I'm glad my anxieties can be calmed
I had the same feeling 😄
Oh thank you for this comment! The title is... a little clickbaity... I love my menstrual cup, so I'm glad it's good stuff!
My lil sister (11) just got her period for the first time and she fully FaceTimed me to tell me and I was So happy that she was comfortable enough to be open about it and I was so consciously trying to give that same open energy back (I do this with her about a lot of topics) x
Be open about your period, it happens to so many people, normalise that sh*t!
While I loved my Diva Cup, I ended up having issues with it and just switched to Thinx period panties. Life changing, I love them. I have a HEAVY period, and have no leakage, they're super comfortable and breathable.
"He shouldn't even be in the same category of the Chrises" Rachel I LOVE you
I’m not really familiar with what’s going on regarding the Chris controversy. What did Rachel mean by “he shouldn’t even be in the same category of the Chrises”?
@@MSsweetsfreak he's a right-wing conservative christian. Not saying being a Christian in general is automatically bad, but.... He's not on the right side of history shall we say.
@@Margar02 damn, I didn’t know this. I was so confused when they killed him off I was like “he was okay in Guardians and P&R?” That’s such a bummer, can people stop being awful at some point? Ugh
@@frostyskeletons8950 he’s conservative but hasn’t come out and said anything bad and hasn’t supported Trump. Most of the controversy is about the Church he attends being homophobic even though he isn’t (as far as we know). And also there was controversy because he wasn’t vocal about his politics this election.
@@FramesPerSecond so basically being cancelled for stupid shit
I completely agree with the Chris Pine eyebrow thing!
His eyebrows are SO LONG. They practically wrap around his face
Also, idk why but that guy just has weird vibes
He has such strong eyebrows for otherwise narrow/finer features (and very light eyes), I think it's the contrast that puts some people off.
Thinking back to when I was growing up (I'm also these ladies' age), I remember that period talk was very hush-hush and embarrassing for virtually all women and teens. I love that our generation has led the way in normalizing open, shameless, period talks between ourselves, our partners, and our kids - even if it's still sometimes hard to get around the internalized shame. Periods are part of the human experience! Let's keep talking about it.
I still can't belive that murdering IS easeir to talk about thé periods liké thé fuck?
I have an Organicup. LOVE IT. Have had it for, like, 3 years.
There are also these special wet wipes you can use to clean it if you don't have access to a sink. Practical when you're out and about :)
Ariel at 17:21 "I actually like tiny burrito's that are called tacos". I laughed so hard!! Must be an Ariel thing. I'm with you on tacos over burritos.
I literally did not tell my mom I started my period for like 3 months......OMG we need to end period taboos!!!! She also never talked to me about it, I learned everything from 5th grade heath....
I didn't tell her for like 10 months, and she found out because there was a drop of blood in the bathroom
Highly recommend period underwear! Thinx has a great line, I use them for my first two days that are super heavy and it's great! Just rinse in the sink and throw in the wash. I have two right now, I'd love to get one for every day of my period. Super comfy too!
As a non-binary trans guy I deeply appreciated the nod to folx who bleed and aren't women- would Love to hear you wonderful ladies represent different identities with similar body experiences (i.e. language like "people who get pregnant" or "pregnant parents") more loudly and often!
This morning I literally got out of the shower and groaned because I started my period. Went to get ready and put of my favorite podcast, opened my iPad and had a big notification “the truth about Diva cups”. 😂 guess I like you guys so much I’ve synced up!
Me, wearing a diva cup, seeing the title: 👁👄👁
Story time: I started using the Diva Cup in 2010 and loved it. I used it and pantiliners for my period for a whole year with no issues. Until one day, it was just uncomfortable, leaking, giving me back pain... I tried to keep using it for the next couple of cycles but it was just annoying and uncomfortable... So I switched to cloth reusable pads, and never looked back.
Plot twist: turns out I had developed an ovarian cyst that changed the configuration of my insides ... It grew and grew without me knowing it was there, until this October when I was feeling particularly bloated and backed-up.....
That sucker was 7 by 4.5 by 4 inches! I am typing this from my recliner as I recover from the removal of the cyst, my left ovary, and fallopian tube!
Maybe once I am healed, I'll try the diva cup again!
@@Margar02 Oh man! I can relate!! In '09 I had a 5lb ovarian cyst removed, along with my right fallopian tube. That recovery is no joke. And the scar? Yeesh! I started using a cup last year, and it's working great! Heal well!
As someone who uses a disc, they are AMAZING. You can flex & “empty” your disc in the middle of the day vs emptying out a cup during the day.
I️ have multiple reproductive issues and it has been a miracle for my severely heavy periods. 10/10 recommend!! It’s so easy to learn!!
aren't they single-use, though?
I’ve never related to something more than Rachel’s “coffee, sparkling water, wine.” BOOM. ☕️ 💦 🍷
Totally! This needs to be on a shirt!
opinions on bras or your relationship with them, next? i would love to see it! you guys are so fun!
Seconded
Amazing discussion about periods! I'm so happy that we live in a culture that is more accepting of this reality for all people who bleed and proselytize all the different options that are out there. Menstrual cups are fantastic and so much more environmentally friendly. I'm so glad I live in the time period I do.
My oldest just started her period recently, so I was looking online for kits for her, and I found REUSABLE PADS! I thought it was the coolest thing! They have like a little snap thing where it wraps around the underwear and they are pretty comfortable. We got "tween" size so there small for a full grown adult, but there's a few different sizes out there.
There's also period underwear (not sure what it's called on english), it might be even more comfortable than pads!
yes! i started using reusables last year and I like them a lot more than the regular kind. Of course I recognize that they're a bit cost-prohibitive but if it's accessible to you I highly recommend! I find them way more comfortable and now my underwear isn't thinning/wearing-out from the adhesive of the single-use ones 👍 I like the brand Charlie Banana, but another brand called Tree Hugger has a good variety and I like the wet bags they have!
My favorite brand is called Party in My Pants and I’ve also used Glad Rags. What I like about cloth pads as opposed to disposable is that I stay more dry.
ALSO Ariel is the only one right about the candy. Snickers, gtfo.
I’m losing it over the face Becky is making when everyone else is saying how the feel insecure because Eugene is too good looking. It’s at like 10:40
I love my diva cup. I've never felt this good while on my period. It doesn't dry everything out as it can happen when wearing a tampon on a day where your period is lighter than expected and it's not as messy and disgusting as a pad. I've never had any issues with it and it's really a gift from heaven for me.
'youve never had snickers??'
'ofcourse I have. Im not a monster'
hahahaha that sent me. Okay Ariel is now my ultimate bias haha. I agree with her, Snickers has never done anything for me, to me, with me, at me...it is not something I will choose over another bar.
Same
Agreeable
this is exactly why we wanted the period discussion :D
Male ideas about girl talk: Handbags are so cute! I love brunch! Let's talk about how great my man is in bed!
Real girl talk: So like I think my tampon died up there you guys.
Ok but the brunch thing is absolutely true😂😂
i hope they talk about acne and their in depth experience with acne and maybe teenage insecurities too !!! :)
Watch the previous pod, they did it on self care, which led to skin care
I love that these ladies are so honest and open! It's so refreshing!
So here's the thing... I used to be one of those people like Becky that just couldn't even fathom "losing" a tampon. I'd heard about it and it just didn't seem possible. That is, until it happened to me. This was pretty recent actually. I'd just got my period back for the first time, 17 months after having my 3rd baby. It was HEAVY. Like, I'm talking a crime scene every time I went to the bathroom. I went through 2 boxes of tampons that week. It was absolutely the worst I'd ever experienced. Well near the end of my period I started noticing a very bad smell. Like a scary smell. I got very freaked out because it had been so long after having my baby before my period came back, I was bleeding like crazy and now I literally smelled like death. I just thought... "somethings wrong. Do I have cancer?". So I started Googling what a really bad smell coming from your vagina could mean and one of the most common things was a forgotten tampon. Still disbelieving I thought it couldn't hurt to check. I pulled out the tampon I was currently using and felt around. I didn't feel an extra string or anything but after investigating further I could feel that there was indeed a second tampon deep inside! I was HORRIFIED!!! I just couldn't believe it. And yes it was just as disgusting as they described.
Once I made the discovery I remembered a couple days before in the middle of the night I had resorted to using a regular tampon because I was out heavy ones and the following morning after a very sleepless night I'd had trouble with my tampon applicator. You know how sometimes they can be a little finicky? I think what happened was my period was so heavy and messy in the morning that I'd gotten distracted with the cleaning up process and forgotten that I hadn't taken it out the tampon yet. I just went right to putting in a new one. Surprisingly it didn't feel weird, only that at first I had struggled with the applicator. I guess having 3 babies, you've got a little extra wiggle room, lol.
Thankfully it had only been in there for a couple days and after it was removed the smell went away and it didn't cause any further problems.
I started menopause in my mid 30's and it was the best thing EVER! I don't miss periods at all :) I would love to hear more about trauma in life and how you have overcome them. We all have them but it would be very interesting to get your take on overcoming your own.
I didn't start menopause early, but (now at age 65) am so glad to be finally done with periods! Don't miss them, don't want them back. Don't miss spending a small fortune on period products, don't miss cramps, don't miss worrying about leaving a tampon in, bleeding through, etc. Good riddance!
Not even done listening yet but I have to say - Ariel has such a beautiful laugh !
Time to chill with our girlfriends for the next hour or so😁😁😁🥰
'i really cant taste hte difference between coke n pepsi'
*becky stares in shock and disgust
OMGGG BECKY THAT REACTION HHAHAAHAHAHAHAAH. i love you guys.
Thank you for uploading with captions available!!
The crumple/fold discussion had me stifling my laughter while sitting in dr. office waiting room.
I love my Thinx period underwear! They are great for low flow days and as a backup for tampons/cups if you’re prone to leaks!
Agreed! And even off brand ones work too, and much cheaper!
maggie laughing along w miles off screen is the vibe of this episode
Went to an all girls school, from aged 14 I could walk into any room and ask at any appropriate volume of anyone had a tampon. Went to uni and continued this, got weird looks at first but then everyone chilled out!
As a certified pe teacher becky’s story is horrible like that is so many legality issues 🙈
question. (bc my school refused to answer) is it ok for a pe teacher to walk up and down the locker room while everyone is changing?
@@gracemckenzie5485 depends on the context. If it’s done for monitoring purposes to prevent harassment than like maybe but its a gray area
@@MeghanElizabeth14 she said it was to make sure we were changing right? i was one of the only ones who questioned it. she is also gay but idk if that changes anything lol
@@gracemckenzie5485 that definitely feeds into a harmful stereotype of gay educators being predatory so dont love the way you worded that tbh bc it shouldn’t make any difference. Like i said its a gray area but personally no I don’t think its weird because its related to actually getting a job done. Its a weird managerial task that goes with the job I completely agree but I wouldnt say there’s really more too it than that
I never been this early!!! I love "You can sit with us" I listen to this when I work from home. I love these four ladies!
Same. Feels like just someone having a convo while working. Cuts out the silence.
I used to work as a sexual health teacher in the UK, and I have had so many conversations about toxic shock and menstrual cups. Also the amount of people who argue with me that they don't pee out of their vagina is mad. I've had to convince other teachers that they don't need to take out their tampon or cup to pee.
I’m a guy, but all the info that came out of the “period” talks 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Bravo, girls. I applaud you girls for coming through your embarrassment of talking about this topic to educate your viewers. Definitely will help anyone dealing with the situation, be it themselves or their family members.
Sex, I would give up sex. It's not essential to live.
Being asexual made it really easy for me to choose.
@@aprilcot312 no one ever being interested in me made it easy for me lol
Antidepressants made the decision for me. (Better than the depression, mind you.)
@@Symposeum Husband's antidepressants for me.
@@FramesPerSecond same, me too!
Thank you for talking about menstrual cups!! I've been using one since 2011 and the only reason I even gave them a shot was that my friend gave me a gift certificate to a website that only sells them. At the time, I thought WTF? but now I realize she knew I probably wouldn't go against popular opinion, but she also knew cups are 1000% the way to go. I agree with Maggie that it can feel like you aren't even on your period because you only have to empty/clean it every 12 hours. I tell every woman I'm close to that I know about how awesome they are.
I also have a period pot that I bought at Goodwill for cheap for when I need to boil it. It's really not a big deal. And I have two cups: I bought one that has a "string" that will break the seal without having to put your finger up there. It's not as good as the Diva Cup, though, because it's super wide and hard to get in. Women who've had children might like it, though. It's called a Flex Cup.
Anyway, y'all please keep spreading the word! Whatever men who started marketing disposable pads/tampons need to be taught that they don't know what's best for us. Cups have been around since at least the 1930s, but the almighty $$$ buried them under a strategy that wants us to continually spend money. Eff the Pink Tax!!
You can also mix Hydrogen peroxide in your water when cleaning your cup to get the yellow tinge out.
In the boiling water?
ugh i love beckys hair so much
well, this is the first time i've been awake at this hour and honestly this podcast makes it worth it
It is so refreshing to hear awesome women talk so openly about periods! 💕 I'm loving every second of YCSWU!
Anyone else noticed that Ariel had her own little safe-distancing corner during this podcast because she was almost due to give birth and was taking extra precaution? So cute.
Period underwear is the greatest thing in the world! Especially if you’re using the cup, it’s a nice break especially at night. Thinx is the best! You guys have to try them
I love my diva cups, I originally got them for the environment but when my doctor told me I could sleep with them they became my favorite thing ever cause I’m always scared to sleep in a tampon in case I sleep late, and my pads always overfill so I find that there great for a heavy but not super heavy flow
It’s the best thing ever, I always had leaks when sleeping with pads, and never with the cup
Maggie is so cute and happy on this episode(: im so glad she was given more chances to share her opinions, also her hair is styled so pretty 💖
I remember I was SO shocked when I successfully put a tampon in for the first time lol I had tried many months before to get it in but couldn’t figure it out then one day I tried and it just slid right in and I was like”HOLY SHIT WHAT JUST HAPPENED” 😂😂😂
Put A Cup In It, gave the tip of soaking the cup in peroxide for a few hours to take stains out of the cup. Worked like a charm with my diva cup.
Oooh this is a good tip, thank you!
But Chris evans literally fights for democracy with his new org!!! He’s a real captain America
I have been using the cup since my first period and can really recommend starting with it from the beginning you generally have to get used to the period and if you use the cup from the beginning, you don't have to get use to it later in live. :)
Can I just say, the convo starting at 33:50 is fascinating from a male perspective. Just the sheer amount of upkeep that is needed and all that you have to consider. PH changes? Period sex? Toxic shock? Lost tampons?!....* pikachu face*
I use the Flex disks. They changed my period life. The way my body is shaped I can't use tampons so I had always used pads. The idea of period sex intrigued me so I tried Flex. I love them so much. My periods are way more comfortable now.
I died when Magiie was talking in spanish! It was so cute! I thought she was taught only english since childhood
I have a very heavy flow and with other products I always stained, with the cup I'm all good and dandy I haven't stained since I started using. Love it.
As a narcoleptic, I do not recommend killing sleep 😂
as a fellow narcoleptic, i don’t recommend either, but if i HAD to choose one, i think sleep would go because I take medication to keep me awake and am already soooo tired (as you well know). plus if we really can’t sleep, then we wouldn’t fall asleep driving, doing tasks, sitting down, etc. food for my thoughts 🤷🏽♀️
I am so excited for my potential move to the us (in a few years) to try all the sponsors of these podcasts
Christopher Walken is the only one that gets to stay. Sprite gotta go, 7Up is better. Burritios can go, turkey and chicken burgers can stay.
I've been using a Saalt cup for a year now and I do agree you have to get over those hurdles of it being icky but man I'm so happy I made the change. Also they have a Facebook group that is super helpful and support. AND they just came out with a teen cup!
This pod is the best part of Tuesdays 😍
I love the comfort level you ladies embody with your frank conversations. What a great example for young women and girls! Also, kudos to Miles for being so ... brave? liberated? Awesome Podcast Gremlin!
I legit have a diva cup in as I read the title and freaked the hell out. WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DIVA CUPS? :o