Why do they put little purple flowers on pantiliners? If one has to wear a pantiliner, one is not likely to be in the mood to be thinking about flowers. Especially if one is wearing it because of the drippiness of progesterone suppositories.
I want my vagina back.
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They should put thunderclouds and lightening bolts. Or what about sayings of wisdom? Or "Screw you, Progesterone." Yeah, I think that would fit my mood right now!
How bout (if you've seen the Always pads) "Have a Happy Period"
WTF?
what woman has a "happy" period?
I think in both intances...Men are at the helm.
they don't know any better ;)
They say "have a happy period?" You have got to be kidding me. And I thought nothing could surprise me anymore.
Yeah - I particularly enjoyed the "have a happy period" during my miscarriage.
I agree that men MUST be in charge of marketing "feminine products" - no woman would do/say something so dumb!
I am with you on the always ads. I go nuts when they come on tv. It's bad. I just want to throw something at the screen. I may someday send them an email and demand change! I'll mention the lightening bolts and clouds.
Why do we have to market pads anyways, I mean... we need water, we all consume water, so we don't market water.
Shouldn't the same go for sanitary products?
Ah, the progesterone.
I'm with the group -- pithy quotes and pantyliners just don't go together....
I'll be with you in the progesterone party tomorrow.
Woo whooo.
I totally want pantiliners with thunderbolts on them.
Or perhaps a picture of someone flipping the bird. Friggin' flowers.
Also, progesterone should come with a pillow and a coupon for a free metric ton of Godiva truffles.
I totally need to go hijack an ad agency.
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