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I couldn't believe my ears when Petco started to play Magic one day, I live in a rural town where I wouldn't think to ever hear K-pop play on the loudspeakers in general so it's always a fun surprise!

For menstruation, I only use pads but between those with wings and without, I genuinely find the wingless to be a lot more comfortable. Moreover, blood doesn't seep into the flaps, it actually stays near the center in my case. Lastly the wings never stick right! It's all crinckly underneath the underwear, I dislike it so much.

Alright, so a video popped up on my fyp discussing different gods and figures in Aztec mythology/pantheon representing various communities of the LGBTQ+ community such as transgender and lesbian. I'm also queer, however, as in asexual and likely panromantic (I still don't have that part figured out, since I've never dated anyone but I like the idea of romance, but nvm that) so I was curious on how asexuality or an absence of the compulsion for sex would be viewed. Was it seen as a disease? Were there consequences if a woman didn't engage in sex and procreate? Was the idea of asexuality even considered or mentioned at all?