At 9/7/06 07:15 PM, Medinus wrote:
Yeah guys, I asked already, sorry for being cheeky, but i've made it loads easier for you, all i want you to do Is remove the goldenshroom text, thats it. Ok? Please do it? Thanks
Clicking on the link will send you to my sig witch <------ (Lol) you can edit to my expectations! ^^ Thanks!
Until recently, I hadn't thought much about "free bleeding," because it seemed very obviously impractical to me to refrain from any kind of menstrual product and just bleed all over things during magic time. It seemed like a lot of laundry and public concern would ensue. I couldn't think of any motivation to consider the idea, nor could I see any practical way to implement it even if I did decide it was a great plan. ("Hello coworkers-- don't be concerned. I'm not hemorrhaging; I'm a natural woman! Oh sorry, was that your upholstered chair?...")
It suddenly occurred to me one morning that I am already, in fact, quite a shamelessly free bleeder. Up until then, I had considered myself just lazy about product refreshment schedules. I tend to go product less in the bath and shower, and often to bed for convenience in bedtime seductions (and afterwards, while all comfy and warm, how could I want to hop up to find a tampon or whatever?). Also, I tend to ignore signs that my products are becoming squishy and about to lose all effectiveness if I am doing something interesting. If I am not bleeding heavily, as is common these days on the evil pill, I often leave the house in a pro ductless state, carrying something with me if I anticipate an emergency.
The thing is, I have always considered these acts to be instances of shirking my duty as a responsible person. Responsible people are tidy and don't take risks with messes involving bodily functions! They don't just wear dark coloured underwear on spotting days! Me: lazy.
