Posted on 10/08/2019 5:08:26 PM PDT by GuavaCheesePuff
An underwear ad that depicts a world where men and boys menstruate is getting either banned or censored by several TV networks.
Thinx, a New York-based maker of feminine hygiene products, said the campaign slated to launch Wednesday on national TV is meant to take the taboo factor out of menstruation.
The 30-second spot opens with a tortured-looking teenage boy telling his dad that he got his first period. It then cuts to a man rolling over in bed to reveal a blood stain on his sheets. Moments later, another man walks through a locker room with a tampon string dangling out from his underwear.
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5 times......5 times I checked to see if this was Babylon Bee!!!!!!!
And not once was it!
What’s next pms and hot flashes?
with women crapping their pants and sh!tting the bed?
Enough about Hilary !!!
Blood in the urine for men is nothing to joke about. Kidney stones, Kidney, bladder, urethral, prostate cancers.
Awesome we can totally rule out had his period then.
for the love of God, PLEASE, NO PICS!!!
I think I’m gonna be sick.
“We have reached peak clown world...”
I don’t know for sure where all of this is originating from, but I would wager that at some level behind this there are women who resent or hate men, and potentially gay activists.
No, there are nobody but Bozos on this bus... Honk Honk..
i guess free bleeding went out of style... sounds like something the boys at 4chan would dream up
The ads, based on the descriptions, are classless and disgusting.
I would want them banned if they showed women in those situations.
Just remember they are teaching this kind of carp in schools now.
Jesus needs to come back really, really soon.
Indeed. That’s my daily prayer.
...The hours spent listening to those albums many years ago...
The freaks are being to!d that they are normal. Evil is on the rise.
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