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why do plurkers feel the need to update about their periods multiple times a day every single month?

Probably the majority of DWRPers are women, and there seems to be a sort of assumed solidarity and sympathy between uterus holders. When someone plurks about how horrible their period is, they expect cozies and snuggles and "oh, bb, I know how it is".

ngl it annoys the fuck out of me precisely because of the solidarity thing. most of us have periods. you are not special for bleeding from your crotch. yes, periods suck for most of us. they suck a hell of a lot for some of us, who are 'blessed' with abnormally strong bleeding or cramps. but presumably the average rping woman has had her period to deal with for 7-10 years on a monthly basis already, that is enough time to figure out what works for you, or get used to it.

it's even more special when you see attention whores exaggerate every symptom to torture like proportions.

Multiple times a day? Try a single time a period. On bad ones.

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