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Has Any One Tried [instead Soft Cups]? Posted: 12-10-06 03:53am
Instead soft cups are used for capture of
menstral flow and conception. Has any
one tried:. Instead soft cups?
go on google online and type instead soft
cups!
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Becky
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Joined: 01 Jan 2006 Posts: 6220 Location: London, England
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Posted: 12-10-06 05:27am
Oh my god! When we were at the erotica
exhibtion me and my boyfriend got
interviewed by the people who make this.
They were asking us loads of questions
about the goth scene then they asked us
'do you enjoy sex during menstration?'
and, even worse; 'do you like to rub your
menstration blood all over eachither'?'
we were completely grossed out and mumbled
that I don't get periods cause of my birth
control.
So just for your information the people
who work for this company are sick no
namers!
but the instead soft cup seems to have a
greater capacity and as such i'd be
concerned about
infection.
kia...? I know you have your own opinions
about this but, if this becomes to be
another war match? Can you lock this?
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AlliE_18
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
Posted: 12-12-06 04:04am
reneblack
wrote:
allie_18
wrote:
what do you have to
say???
lol aya
rene that face means someone is
shocked...Pretty obvious. And if I had
anything more to say I would have made a
comment.
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Becky
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Posted: 12-12-06 04:27am
I like the goth chick on your avatar allie
how are you feeling? How's baby doing?
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AlliE_18
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Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
Posted: 12-12-06 04:50am
beckster06
wrote:
i like the goth chick on
your avatar allie
how are you feeling? How's baby
doing?
thanks lol its brooke in one tree hill,
she was a goth in part of the last
episode. (sophia bush plays her)
im good mainly. Feel a bit weird today
like I keep wanting to go to sleep and got
a headache. Morning sickness has gone
tho! fingers crossed it
doesnt return. Should feel her move/kick
soon hehe
how about you?
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Becky
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Posted: 12-12-06 05:28am
Aw thats so cute! I wish I could see a
pic of your belly
i'm holding up, ya know. I'm actually
having a cleaning frenzy today but my
washing maching has decided to break down
so my boyfriend is coming tonight with his
car so I can go laundrette
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AlliE_18
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Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
Posted: 12-12-06 05:57am
Aw sorry
Least the ones there are really big you
can fit lots in 1 wash. Ive just bought
a new one but it wont be delivered till
after christmas. Bit annoying but the
old one still works, it just keeps leaking
at the back so I keep a towel down there,
and you cant fill it very much or it
starts going crazy!! I got it second
hand for free so its done well. Glad I
can afford getting a new one this time.
I hope you can get it fixed instead of
having to buy a new one.
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Becky
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Posted: 12-12-06 06:32am
I've only had it 7 months so it's still
under guarantee. I'm going to ring
curry's and get them to sort it.
to the original poster: sorry for going
off topic
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Kia
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Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
but the instead soft cup seems to have a
greater capacity and as such i'd be
concerned about
infection.
kia...? I know you have your own
opinions about this but, if this becomes
to be another war match? Can you lock
this?
rene, the girls are just suprised by the
soft cups, it's nothing personal to slight
you at all.
I quoted from a recent post to show you
about the other types of menstrual cups.
They have a smaller capacity and therefore
are less likely to lead to infection.
No-one meant you to be hurt or offended
it. Just soft cups aren't everyone's idea
of "great" is all.
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foxy
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Joined: 29 May 2006 Posts: 487 Location: Nassau, Bahamas
Posted: 12-12-06 08:38am
I'm trying to picture how it would
work.....How would it stay up there in the
right spot? Also when taking it out
isn't there a chance that everything will
spill out. (gross)
nah, I don't like that idea, I would pass
on that.
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Kia
Supporter
Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
Posted: 12-12-06 08:46am
It's springy so you squash it - pop it in
and it springs out - your natural muscles
hold it in just like they hold a tampon.
The difference betweent he soft cups and
the mooncup is that you can have
intercourse when using softcups.
Soft cup also do not have a "stem" which
the mooncup (divacup/keeper) does.
The stem allows you to pull the cup out
(sometimes you get a little suction and
you need to break that to allow
removal).
Because of the stem you are less likely to
get spillage.
The smaller capacity of the mooncup allows
for you to only have to empty it a couple
times a day, so the larger capacity of the
soft cups would (in my view) encourage
people to leave them in longer - hence the
greater chance of infection.
However, if you really do miss having sex
when on your period and don't want messy
sex - then the soft cups are a great
idea.
They keep everything clean and form a
barrier against the flow.
They are not however contraceptive and
should not be used as a barier method of
contraception.
Everything has it's good and bad points to
be honest.
While I really want to try a mooncup, the
instead soft cups just don't do it for me.
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fingers crossed it
doesnt return. Should feel her move/kick
soon hehe
