Transgender Activist Teaches Teens About “Inclusive Period Products”

The Activist Mommy ^ | September 28, 2019 | The Activist Mommy

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

We’ve frequently reported on the subversive, hyper-sexualized works of Teen Vogue, such as their instruction on anal sex, including sex toys on back-to-school lists, and, most recently, offering their teen readers advice on procuring an abortion without their parents’ knowledge.

Now, in an article titled, “What Trans & Non-Binary Menstruators Should Know About Periods,” Seventeen Magazine enlists the help of a transgender menstruation activist to help its readers find “inclusive products” for menstruation.

If only this were satire.

The article, written by self-described “Period Prince” and “non-binary & trans period activist” Cass Bliss (a biological female), reads, in part:

"When I was 15 and looked down at the brown blood spot on my underwear for the very first time, I felt like part of me had died. Before I started menses, I was happily living as an androgynous tomboy who didn’t care about what the world thought of my gender. But after having been told constantly that periods are about womanhood – by friends, the media, and advertisements – I was crushed when I started bleeding. I felt like I had no choice but to live my life pretending to be someone I was not.

"Almost one decade later, I finally gathered the strength to come out to the world as trans, and because of the violence and transphobia that I have experienced since coming out, I have committed my life to creating more spaces for folks like me to be celebrated for who we are. So, when I hear the media talk about periods and reference only girls and women, or when I find out that International Menstrual Hygiene Day was awash in a flood of feminine rhetoric, I am consistently reminded that the world does not believe that I exist."

[Albion Wilde]

"When I was 15 and looked down at the brown blood spot on my underwear for the very first time

Sounds like she was hormone-deficient in female hormones, since National Institute of Health says that 90% of all US girls are menstruating by 13.75 years of age, with a median age of 12.43 years. But of course, the medical profession pushes such girls into "identifying" as boys rather than treating their deficiency or just waiting until the girl's own body starts flowering in the correct DNA direction.

[firebrand]

We used to call it “the curse.” Then when we realized it was all part of our nature and a gift from God, we got all PC and called it Oscar. But we still didn’t like it very much.

What’s the big push to smell bad and have stains on your clothing? Carting all that stuff around? And the money? Please.

[Drew68]

Are they going to provide these men wearing dresses cramp and PMS-inducing medications along with the inclusive “hygiene products?”

No, we're talking about real, biological women here who are crushed that their periods serve as a constant reminder that they're not the men they pretend to be.

[gundog]

[FormerFRLurker]

Good to know that this individual is a biological female pretending to be male. A biological male bleeding from his crotch has been bobbited or castrated and should seek immediate medical attention.