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Why do you need a tampon?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 11/10/2020

You don't need a tampon, even if you are a menstruating woman there are other options and options like menstrual cups are better than tampons so make them even less necessary. Some woman may prefer tampons because they're active like dancers or swimmers, if they don't know about cups they may feel tampons are needed as they can't use pads for there activities. Internal options like tampons are needed for things like swimming as pads can't be worn in the water.

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