Mini-Rant:- The Inaugural post

[romyra]

Ok so by now some people mught have gleaned from my sporadic posts that I tend to live in my head, a lot very much like JD of Scrubs fame , I too have a tendency to space out and go into my own mini-rant about things in general.  So therefore in an effort to keep track of  my own madness I've decided to post  my thoughts here.

Today  anyone who's interested will have the dubious pleasure of  reading about  my thoughts on the incongruencies of the office space....specifically the female bathroom.

Read at your own risk.

Okay so...ladies we've all had to use the toilet at one point or other during work and  we've also all had our period at a particular point during the time spent in office so we've had to use the those "Rentokill" sanitary pads/tampons disposal units at one point....my rant is centered around one word.....Tampon...I mean does anyone really remove said object,  wrap it up in toilet paper and then place it in the disposal unit??? Why? on earth would you...the darn thing is flushable not to mention that there is really no clean way to hold it once you've pulled it out using the string......why god would  you attempt to wrap it up when you can just let it fall into the bowl????

I think that they should re-name the disposal unit since I really have  a hard time believing that anyone actually uses the thing to dispose of tampons.....and for the record itf anyone does......ummmmm.....ewwwwww.

That is all.

No stay-free was harmed in the posting of this statement.......and also Stay-Free Maxi-pads and the like......old-fashioned much..... *god*

Comments

[wicked-liz.livejournal.com]

haha >_< Well not all tampons are flushable, though the majority are. Also I find the lack of education some people have concerning menstruation disturbing.

Final statement reminded me of this crazy book I read that was like a long rant against Kotex, lmao. But tampons scare me with the TSS, so I'm an "always" girl, though there is a device called a menstrual cup that looks kinds eww, but is better for the environment.

[romyra]

I'm always being warned by my mom about the TSS but there's no way I can use pads on heavy days....too much of a gross factor. I haven't used pads like that since I was 14 and tried tampons for the first time.

About that cup though I'm up there with Yay for environment but Eww for removal