Are there really men who don’t know that vaginal discharge is normal?
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I use panty liners because I don’t like my underwear getting stained, and I changed to a fresh one when we got to the hotel.
Then he seemed to have gone through the bathroom trash and asked, “Are you on your period? But it’s not blood, right? Is it an STI?”
I get tested regularly and everything is fine; the discharge that day was completely normal as well.
I gave him a brief explanation and told him to look it up online, but he didn’t seem convinced.
I was completely turned off—and disgusted—once I realized he’d gone through the trash, so I’ll never see him again. But are there actually a lot of people who don’t know this?
I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Other than men who grew up with an older or younger sister, or learned about relationships through marriage or living with someone, I think there are men who spend their lives unpopular without ever becoming deeply involved with a girlfriend—and never really know what that’s like.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
If a man has never had a girlfriend in real life, he might not even know what vaginal discharge is.
But, to begin with, rummaging through someone’s underwear is completely unacceptable for a mistress. Men like that should go to a sex service instead.
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I’m Osaka, a male member.
Well, I suppose I’ll indulge in a little imagination too.
The back of a man rummaging through a trash can in the restroom… Since it’s afterward, I guess he’d be completely naked, right?
And as he presses her, asking, “You’re not on your period, are you? Is it an STD?” the trash he’s clutching starts trembling slightly…
I’ll stop there—it’s no longer funny.
Take care, and above all, try to forget it as soon as possible.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
There are probably people who don’t know about it.
Unless something brings it up, vaginal discharge isn’t really a topic of conversation, so I don’t think we’d know how many people there are without conducting a survey.
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