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The women condition

Biblically, the main thing that comes to mind is sanitation. Which is mentioned in the laws of Moses, but the way that was done back then is sorely outdated now. We have better--and much more convenient!--ways to keep it sanitary. I'm certainly glad I don't have to wash whatever I sit on.:oops2
 
Leviticus 15:19-30 shows the laws concerning menstruating women back then, but it's so different today with all the products that women can buy now. Places in India and many other countries that are hard pressed for having clean water it can become a health issue when they can not buy products like disposable pads and tampons and have to reuse towels that are not washed properly. It's not that it's taboo, but something people do not want to talk about especially man. I was told that Indians long ago had to sit on a hole they had to dig until they were done menstruating. At least they got out of doing chores for that time period and sounds like a good thing to me :chin
 
Man, that would suck, though. I wouldn't want to sit on some hole in the ground for a solid week. =P Now, give me wifi and some manga, then maybe we have a deal....
 
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A whole week? Mine lasts for about four days! I don't think it's a taboo over here, just another hygiene issue. In places where sanitary products are less available and old superstitions are prevalent, menstruation being seen as dirty or wicked is usually the result. I wouldn't say it is widely talked about here simply because it isn't a very 'appetising' topic.
 
questdriven said:
Man, that would suck, though. I wouldn't want to sit on some hole in the ground for a solid week. =P Now, give me wifi and some manga, then maybe we have a deal....
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so the ac would be able to own thy soul with these, lol
 
I'm glad those days are behind me and the night sweats keep me warm on a cold winters night :sohappy
 
ReginaForbes said:
Do we even have any Indians here?
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Feathers, not dots.
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Edward said:
Supposedly my mom's paternal Great grandfather was a full blooded Cherokee indian,,,but you can't tell it by looking at me.
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According to my biological father, he (and by that extension, myself) is supposedly related to the Cherokee. But, he tended to make stuff up. He also claimed he was a ninja.
 
I know a youngish Indian girl...she is married, but does not wear the red dot. Is this a big thing for Indians or an optional custom thing?
 
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