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Dabrow1991:
What an odd way to describe women

SumoSized:
Not all women have vaginas and not every person who has a vagina is a woman. Op may have been referring to a woman in his post but he was seeking advice and a trans man or a nonbinary person who has that particular body part may have first hand experience that could help the situation. There's no point in excluding them from the conversation.
Besides it seems like the issue was resolved, I don't know why you're digging it back up

Dabrow1991:
What an odd way to describe women

SumoSized:
Not all women have vaginas and not every person who has a vagina is a woman. Op may have been referring to a woman in his post but he was seeking advice and a trans man or a nonbinary person who has that particular body part may have first hand experience that could help the situation. There's no point in excluding them from the conversation.
Besides it seems like the issue was resolved, I don't know why you're digging it back up

Munchies:
Facts. Plus, seeing that Mick is gay, it makes sense for him to use more inclusive language.

It's always weird when people necropost to stir up shit.

SumoSized:
Sadly after the last US presidential election people have been a lot more emboldened to stir shit when it comes to gender and sexuality. Obviously this has always been an issue online, but it seems like there's been an uptick in it since he's back in the Whitehouse

SumoSized:
True this is a pretty chill corner of the Internet. But my god the other social media sites are a warzone right now

MickRidem:
I have a female friend who is too embarrassed to ask herself, so on her behalf I'll paraphrase her question:

"I hit my highest weight and wanted to bring it down a little. I started keto this summer. I've been finding my crotch having more burning sensations. I talked to my doctor and it's not a yeast infection. I did some research and I'm wondering if it's rubbing from being heavier and more sweat down there, or if the keto diet is changing my vaginal PH balance. Or both? Using Penaten to help, but this is awful. Does anyone else experience this?"

Any experience you might have had would be appreciated.

MickRidem:
I have a female friend who is too embarrassed to ask herself, so on her behalf I'll paraphrase her question:

"I hit my highest weight and wanted to bring it down a little. I started keto this summer. I've been finding my crotch having more burning sensations. I talked to my doctor and it's not a yeast infection. I did some research and I'm wondering if it's rubbing from being heavier and more sweat down there, or if the keto diet is changing my vaginal PH balance. Or both? Using Penaten to help, but this is awful. Does anyone else experience this?"

Any experience you might have had would be appreciated.

LuvsChub04:
Um... why are you asking for a 'friend' shouldn't the friend be asking...yet ya chub rub six