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ALGAYDO

There’s a handful of ignorant people in this thread, but that’s okay as long as you make an effort to understand what you don’t know. 

However, with that being said, a handful of y’all are being purposefully ignorant. You know who you are. ****ing trash. 

OT: this is really great news. Nothin major, but every little step counts. I hope to still be alive the day where people can stop being so ignorant and offensive when it comes to gender and sex. 

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JusKeepBreathin

I use always pads for rug burns on my knees. (Pre and post rug burns are the best usage) I'm glad I don't have to be embarrassed to purchase them anymore. :huntyga:

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The product is for everyone that menstruates not just women. 

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Gov Hooka
8 hours ago, kyanewest said:

Not my intention.

I just think that it would be like getting rid of an animal logo on a packaging for sausages to be more inclusive towards the vegan community even tho they are not gonna eat the damn sausage (and those who eat it but in the process of becoming vegan just know that it's meat, just like transmen know it's for their female body). If anything it makes the community have a bad reputation to those less inclined to accept them in the first place. 

I actually think that the community should make wiser choices, there are many people who don't take them seriously because of demands like this. The energy would be better put towards real important changes like bullying at school, the debate over bathrooms or sports and military. Target the big changes and the small will follow.

By going after those small changes, it kinda invites the idea that the whole world should accomodate  transpeople and nonbinary people. It would be better to send the message that we can all co-exist together and for that we don't need to erase all traces of femininity, masculinity, "cis-genders" stereotypes for the other communities to exist. It would be like constantly asking to modify Kasher products to not offend the vegan community. Why can't they all exist in their own ways?  

It's just a strategy in my opinion as a lot of 'basic normal' people, may I say, feel threatened, believe it or not and might feel like their whole lifestyle has to change too, which is not true but I hope u understand what Im trying to convey and not distort my view.

The real question is why are you so pressed that a female symbol is being removed from a package decoration... :awkney: do you love that symbol more than you dislike trans inclusivity or are you just trying to make an issue where there isn’t one...

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Franch Toast

Cisgender woman weighing in here. 

First off, I never even noticed a female/feminine symbol on Always packaging. Secondly, as others have said, since most people never even noticed its presence, but removing it will be more inclusive for some people, people who already are very vulnerable, what's the harm in doing away with it? Anyhow, not all cisgender women menstruate anyway (not just talking about post-menopause – there are other medical reasons why some cis women don't), and as already has been mentioned, some trans men & non-binary people do. While we're at it, can we please stop taxing these products too? 

But all of this has me thinking about how stores categorize these items: often the aisles are labeled "feminine hygiene products" or some variant thereof. I wonder if that will change. Also, the clinic that houses my ob-gyn office is called XX Center for Women's Health – I wonder if someday that will change.

These might seem like trivial issues to some people, but for others they can be life-and-death matters, since everyone needs healthcare, and you don't want someone to avoid seeking out care that they need because the way something is named triggers their gender dysphoria. Even if you don't personally understand or agree with something, why be intentionally hurtful toward people who are affected by this? 

Also, why are so many people who don't even have ovaries and uteruses pressed about this matter? 

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Regina George

Even tho this is making it more inclusive it’s at the same time undermining femininity and deleting female symbol from their packaging is not the right way to do it IMO. I as a woman feel like this is unnecessary and sorry if that offends you in any way but we all know females still aren’t on the same level as males and this undermines all those years of fighting for equality. Why didn’t they just add male symbol to the packaging rather than deleting the female one? :/ And before saying “it’s not that serious” - yes it is that serious to me. Majority of people using this website are male and part of LGBTQ community and I understand why all of you support this decision but I also think that you don’t consider other side of the spectrum aka ladies. 

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JusKeepBreathin
3 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

Even tho this is making it more inclusive it’s at the same time undermining femininity and deleting female symbol from their packaging is not the right way to do it IMO. I as a woman feel like this is unnecessary and sorry if that offends you in any way but we all know females still aren’t on the same level as males and this undermines all those years of fighting for equality. Why didn’t they just add male symbol to the packaging rather than deleting the female one? :/ And before saying “it’s not that serious” - yes it is that serious to me. Majority of people using this website are male and part of LGBTQ community and I understand why all of you support this decision but I also think that you don’t consider other side of the spectrum aka ladies. 

I can see where your coming from and it makes sense. 

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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shelby loved
7 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

Even tho this is making it more inclusive it’s at the same time undermining femininity and deleting female symbol from their packaging is not the right way to do it IMO. I as a woman feel like this is unnecessary and sorry if that offends you in any way but we all know females still aren’t on the same level as males and this undermines all those years of fighting for equality. Why didn’t they just add male symbol to the packaging rather than deleting the female one? :/ And before saying “it’s not that serious” - yes it is that serious to me. Majority of people using this website are male and part of LGBTQ community and I understand why all of you support this decision but I also think that you don’t consider other side of the spectrum aka ladies. 

Sorry this makes no sense.

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shelby loved
7 hours ago, August3 said:

So many ignorant people in this thread, and so few informed people. 

Women are not the only people who get periods. Men and non-binary people can also have periods. 

Men can have vaginas (and also breasts). Women, on the other hand, can have dicks. Get over it. 

And that's that on that. 

PERIOD

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shelby loved
8 hours ago, SEANGT said:

Hooray, it makes sense. It's not a big deal. But everyone is the gender they say they are...and you don't have to transition physically to change your gender. If you disagree, you're wrong, sorry. Look it up. 

Period!!

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Regina George
3 minutes ago, 666 said:

Sorry this makes no sense.

How doesn’t it make no sense? Do you see exclusively male products removing male symbols from their products? Are you male? I am a woman and it makes sense to me. You all claiming you are inclusive by deleting female symbolism from products is just not it. 

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It's not removing the female symbol. It's removing the Venus symbol. They obviously weren't making enough money solely from Venus so they removed the symbol to appeal to people who are not Venus. 

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shelby loved
18 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

How doesn’t it make no sense? Do you see exclusively male products removing male symbols from their products? Are you male? I am a woman and it makes sense to me. You all claiming you are inclusive by deleting female symbolism from products is just not it. 

The fact that you consider them removing the Venus symbol to be anti-women is twisted, trans-exclusionary, and frankly transphobic! Sorry I don't make rules. Nothing about them doing this "undermines all those years of fighting for equality." 

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Regina George
1 minute ago, 666 said:

The fact that you consider them removing the Venus symbol to be anti-women is twisted, trans-exclusionary, and frankly transphobic! Sorry I don't make rules. Nothing about them doing this "undermines all those years of fighting for equality." 

Yea everyone that doesn’t agree with this is transphobic.. sure!

Nothing I wrote should be interpreted as transphobic. You calling me one because I don’t agree with this is beyond. Yes you kinda do make rules by doing this and calling people transphobic. 

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dynamite
35 minutes ago, 666 said:

Sorry this makes no sense.

Try reading it with your eyes open then.

Like a poem said by a neydy in red
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PartySick

Can someone please point out the symbol? I don't see it and it's driving me crazy :selena:

Whimsical bitch
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