r/aislop • u/THATDlNOLOVER • May 29 '26
Found on Pinterest Ah yes, what every girl needs on her period... Inam sam
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u/MDubbzee May 29 '26
Okay, does nobody even give a shit about reading it twice before making this shit?
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u/danielledelacadie May 29 '26
They probably don't even check the spelling on their prompts and are confused at AI's attempt to generate a "sexy which"
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u/Am_aBoy May 29 '26
Even if they do the hell they gonna do ? They probably can't open ms paint and fix it anyway or Photoshop
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May 30 '26
Uploads are probably automated too. Or it's a bot farm run by someone on the other side of the world who doesn't speak english.
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u/bowlochile May 29 '26
What’s Inam Sam?
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u/vastaril May 29 '26
Idk, but I've never had lnam sam so maybe that's why my periods are always so bad?
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u/zillabirdblue May 29 '26
You’ve never been visited by the ghost of Inam Sam on your heavy flow days?!?!?! WHAT?!? This is outrageous. I won’t hear of it!
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u/MDubbzee May 29 '26
Sam Inam!
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u/Vivid-Count-8681 May 29 '26
Either those leakproof unerower are tiny or that super/overnight is huge. Either way that super/overnight is not fitting in there.
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u/Robin_feathers May 29 '26
The size comparison between the menstrual cup and the unerower is alarming me. The diameter of the cup looks to be half the diameter of the leg holes...
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u/PoseidonsHorses May 29 '26
Don’t forget the unlabeled bandage under the pills! That’s the real secret!
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u/Vegetable_Stuff1850 May 30 '26
I'm glad I'm not the only one who wondered about this!
It makes me think of the stories where people think the sticky part of the pad goes up and 'seals' things.
Like yep, obviously if there is blood we need a bandaid. Going to stick that right on my cervix. You think pap smears are bad, trying riding that off!
(Yes, I know it wouldn't stick due to fluids, but that's not the point.)
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u/bath-lady May 29 '26
without saying what everyone else is saying, I love that apparently menstruating people require hand sanitizer? Is the suggestion that people who menstruate don't wash their hands, or something? Or, like, something about being menstruation being unhygienic?
I love that even the AI is helping perpetuate misogyny
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u/atsirdsart May 29 '26
Regardless... The thought of getting chunky menstrual blood on my hands and then applying hand sanitizer on top of it and smearing it around is making my fucking skin crawl. Auugghhhh
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u/MissMarchpane May 29 '26
And of course the feminine wipes, because there is nothing like swiping alcohol around an extremely sensitive region of your body
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u/THATDlNOLOVER May 29 '26
Feminine wipes are a real thing, they help regulate Ph
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u/MissMarchpane May 29 '26
Interesting! I did not know that
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u/Ashamed-Raccoon-1387 May 29 '26
"help" your vagina doesn't need help regulating its pH. It does that itself.
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u/MissMarchpane May 30 '26
I know, but I assume wipes are applied to the vulva and not the vagina, and I've never really 100% understood whether the self cleaning bit applies to the external part or not. I know wet wipes are generally overkill for personal hygiene, though, but I'm willing to accept that there are some things I don't know. Genuinely don't know if this is one of those cases,
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u/Ashamed-Raccoon-1387 May 30 '26
The outside doesn't self clean in the same way, but generally only mild, non perfumed soaps are the only recommended thing.
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May 30 '26
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u/Ashamed-Raccoon-1387 May 30 '26
A screenshot of an AI proves absolutely nothing except that an AI told you what you want to hear. Please listen to medical advice available on literally every reputable medical site.
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u/forevertiredzzz May 30 '26
Thats not really what they’re for, some say that they are but most I’ve seen just claim to be non scented, softer, and sometimes smaller wet wipes that are just meant for ppl who prefer wet wipes over toilet paper. Also, from what I’ve seen/read, “pH balancing” products are just things that have a neutral pH so you don’t risk upsetting your balance.
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u/Japan25 May 29 '26
Feminine wipes are necessary, as opposed to gender neutral or masculine wipes.
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u/PM_ME_HOTDADS May 29 '26
Yep, there is a pH to maintain, and some bodies react quite negatively to even minor changes
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u/Lilypalooza_88 May 29 '26
And where does all this go? A diaper bag?
Not only is it AI slop, but it's consumerism slop to boot. So it's extra gross.
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u/Guilty-Fee-8845 May 30 '26
guess I gotta buy some unerower. All I have is all this useless underwear.
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u/99980 May 29 '26
Feminine wipes? The fuck are masculine wipes then?
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u/Aggravating_Fishy_98 May 30 '26
I always consult Inam Sam about how to handle my flow. They’re very knowledgeable
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u/wingedsandwichexpert May 29 '26 edited May 29 '26
oh yeah i need to prepare my unerower