Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Sunday, June 8, 2008
You know what really grinds my gears
When women are nasty, not just dirty or unkempt, but nasty in public. All my life I was told women are cleaner than men, but apparently there are a group of dirty women running around here doing nasty things giving clean women a bad name.
I'm on vacation in Orlando right now. I went shopping at the Mall at Millenia yesterday. I haven't bought a swimsuit in about three years, so I figured its about time to get one. I think those monokinis (one piece with the sides cut out) look really sexy so I went into the Victoria Secret to try one on.
The one I really liked only came in white, but it looked really cute so I picked up the only one they had in my size and was about to go try it on. But after examining the product I found in the crotch area there was a stain. Typically the crotch area of swimsuits have a protective strip for women who want to try on the outfit without underwear. However the protective strip on this swimsuit was pulled back and there was a large dark red stain. I have seen stains like that before so I recognized it as a period blood stain.
How fucking nasty can some people be. How do you go to store while you are on your period, try on a swimsuit without your underwear on, leave a stain and put the suit back on the rack for someone else to pick it up? Honestly I feel that underwear should be mandatory trying on clothes. I don't need your vaginal juices on a swimsuit I might actually buy.
What really bothers me is this act was probably perpetrated by an adult or someone who has been having their period for at least 3 years. I figure that because how many 13 year old girls do you find in Victoria Secret. When I was 13 I had a swimsuit that covered up as much as possible. So if you're grown enough to shop at Victoria Secret you should be grown enough to know when your period is coming. You should be on a regular cycle so saying I didn't know it was coming is no excuse, if your not on a regular cycle please contact a health care professional.
Tell us what really grinds your gears. If we feel the same way, your pet peeve or minor irritation can appear on our blog.
I'm on vacation in Orlando right now. I went shopping at the Mall at Millenia yesterday. I haven't bought a swimsuit in about three years, so I figured its about time to get one. I think those monokinis (one piece with the sides cut out) look really sexy so I went into the Victoria Secret to try one on.
The one I really liked only came in white, but it looked really cute so I picked up the only one they had in my size and was about to go try it on. But after examining the product I found in the crotch area there was a stain. Typically the crotch area of swimsuits have a protective strip for women who want to try on the outfit without underwear. However the protective strip on this swimsuit was pulled back and there was a large dark red stain. I have seen stains like that before so I recognized it as a period blood stain.
How fucking nasty can some people be. How do you go to store while you are on your period, try on a swimsuit without your underwear on, leave a stain and put the suit back on the rack for someone else to pick it up? Honestly I feel that underwear should be mandatory trying on clothes. I don't need your vaginal juices on a swimsuit I might actually buy.
What really bothers me is this act was probably perpetrated by an adult or someone who has been having their period for at least 3 years. I figure that because how many 13 year old girls do you find in Victoria Secret. When I was 13 I had a swimsuit that covered up as much as possible. So if you're grown enough to shop at Victoria Secret you should be grown enough to know when your period is coming. You should be on a regular cycle so saying I didn't know it was coming is no excuse, if your not on a regular cycle please contact a health care professional.
Tell us what really grinds your gears. If we feel the same way, your pet peeve or minor irritation can appear on our blog.
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