Menstrual taboos and stigma further impair women to feel embraced in the society, heightening the distress they struggle every day to cope with; it becomes psychologically disorienting for women to look out at a world where their reality doesn't exist.
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The entrenched stigma and taboo associated with menstruation has impaired girls across our community to access and adopt hygienic measures of periods management, and the case is even worse at low-income countries where period poverty leads girls to resort to unthinkable... (1/4)
While advancements has already been made on safe sex, maternal health and women’s rights, the needs of the 300 million women and girls menstruating on any given day remain buried low, simply because many are too embarrassed for frank discussions about menstruation. (3/4)
What the world fails to see is that the very women that nurture them cannot harm plants considered holy during something so natural and ordinary. The truth is far fetched from the myths.
What a world it could've been if women were allowed to have the freedom to hold a pen and go to a temple when desired rather than being behind closed doors, termed "untouchable" for something that is responsible for the existence of mankind!
Blood is red; a common understanding that the media has chose to ignore.
Spreading the word about this diabolical behavior helps us overcome these misunderstandings.
Women's menstrual blood has been portrayed by the media as an unrealistic blue liquid. When was the last time you saw a commercial for a feminine hygiene product that had any traces of blood like liquid while showing it's use?
What is red is what gave you life. We, ma chhune(म छुने), intend to share awareness about menstruation normalization and help women live the free life that they deserve. ❤️
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