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post #1 of 14
Thread Starter 
I'd love to see a sub-forum for "Traditional Menstrual Care/Practices."

Anyone else?
post #2 of 14
Such things belong in Natural Home and Body Care.

We do not have a forum currently dedicated to the issue but I can add it to the list of requests.
post #3 of 14
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Originally Posted by KweenKrunch View Post
I'd love to see a sub-forum for "Traditional Menstrual Care/Practices."

Anyone else?
i agree! i was really wanting a special place to post about celebrating my first pp af after ds. it had nothing to do with the pp aspect or anything, just the celebrating of the flow of life blood.

it would be nice to have a forum relating to traditional menstrual care/practices/celebrations.

post #4 of 14
Thread Starter 
It's definitely something that goes under-appreciated in modern society - and as my girls get older I need to spend more time and energy focused on how to properly honor their monthly cycles and care for their bodies and minds during the various times of the month.

There is a lot of negativity surrounding one's "period" - cramps, bloating, inability to do certain activities, expensive disposable menstrual products, odor, etc.- it's time women reclaimed this beautiful force as their own and as the life-blood of generations.
post #5 of 14
I think a forum is too much. But a tribe would be nice. But does it belong in Natural Home and Body Care, or in Finding Your Tribe?
post #6 of 14
Natural Body Care seems well-suited for menstrual discussion
post #7 of 14
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Originally Posted by ScarletBegonias View Post
i agree! i was really wanting a special place to post about celebrating my first pp af after ds. it had nothing to do with the pp aspect or anything, just the celebrating of the flow of life blood.

it would be nice to have a forum relating to traditional menstrual care/practices/celebrations.

You could post that in Fertility.

Honestly, we have so many forums and sub-forums already, that another one would just get lost in the shuffle, and lead to more posts being moved to other forums for being "off topic."
post #8 of 14
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post #9 of 14
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Originally Posted by Ruthla View Post

Honestly, we have so many forums and sub-forums already, that another one would just get lost in the shuffle, and lead to more posts being moved to other forums for being "off topic."
Please god no more forums!
post #10 of 14
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Originally Posted by KweenKrunch View Post
It's definitely something that goes under-appreciated in modern society - and as my girls get older I need to spend more time and energy focused on how to properly honor their monthly cycles and care for their bodies and minds during the various times of the month.

There is a lot of negativity surrounding one's "period" - cramps, bloating, inability to do certain activities, expensive disposable menstrual products, odor, etc.- it's time women reclaimed this beautiful force as their own and as the life-blood of generations.
I like to honour mine with tequila and midol.

HTH
post #11 of 14
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Originally Posted by mysticmomma View Post
Please god no more forums!
Unless it's a Lightbulb Forum.
post #12 of 14
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Originally Posted by Eeyore35 View Post
I like to honour mine with tequila and midol.

HTH
Hehe.. I have no desire to honor my period. Please go away!

However for those that wish too, I think posting in natural body care is enough. I really don't think it needs it's own forum. No one would find it.
post #13 of 14
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Originally Posted by Eeyore35 View Post
I like to honour mine with tequila and midol.

HTH
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post #14 of 14
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Originally Posted by mysticmomma View Post
Please god no more forums!
: It's already difficult enough to find the right place to post things.
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