Aren't you supposed to squeeze it a little bit since it has to fit tight to prevent leakage or something. Ok, how would I know, I haven't got anything to put it in, also you need to keep it upwards when you try to get it out, or you'll spill anyway (red stuff on the toilet seat?) perhaps a good idea for women to start lifting the toilet seat too, ha!
I wouldn't trust it, invent the TMI yourself, I am hard to convince that the vagina is exactly round at the inside, so I doubt if anything round could actually stay put there and not leak at al, let's say while skipping rope or spending the day at an amuzement park trying all the upside down rides out.
Well, tampons are round too, and they stay in. The vagina is rather stretchy and muscular, and it's the muscles that hold it in. I'm not sure about upside-downiness myself, but then I physcially can't go in upside-down rides anyway, so that's a moot point. Anything else, I figure if I can do it with a tampon, I can do it with this. And probably more.
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Ok, how would I know, I haven't got anything to put it in, also you need to keep it upwards when you try to get it out, or you'll spill anyway (red stuff on the toilet seat?) perhaps a good idea for women to start lifting the toilet seat too, ha!
I wouldn't trust it, invent the TMI yourself, I am hard to convince that the vagina is exactly round at the inside, so I doubt if anything round could actually stay put there and not leak at al, let's say while skipping rope or spending the day at an amuzement park trying all the upside down rides out.
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