Mick Hartley

More weird stuff from New Zealand:

AWWA, is a New Zealand firm selling period-proof underwear that “can hold and absorb up to five regular pads or tampons worth of blood”. It recently shared “Four Period Stories”, profiling the menstruation experiences of three adult human females, and one adult human male. The three females – two of whom do not identity as women – detail their anguish at having painful cramping and heavy bleeding, causing them to miss work or school. They each recount how AWWA’s period-proof underwear have made their period ordeals much more bearable.

But because women can't have anything for themselves, a man has to be included. Can you spot him?

Inexplicably, the article also profiles Jay, a male who identifies as a woman, who claims to menstruate “due to medications I’m on to affirm my gender identity”. 

Right.

In the article, Jay is paired with Yessenia, the only female profiled who acknowledges her sex. Jay wears period-proof underwear “to be more comfortable while I’m on my period”. The article does not address what discharge, if any, Jay is secreting.

Maybe it's coming out of his arse. Just a thought.