The fidget spinner gets a very x-rated upgrade: Woman reveals how to make NIPPLE pasties out of the incredibly-popular toy, before christening her bizarre creation 'fidgetiddies'

Manuela Torres-Orejuela, 22, unveiled a tutorial on how to turn fidget spinners into nipple pasties on Thursday
The UCLA grad has anxiety and ADHD and genuinely enjoys the gadgets, which some retailers claim help relieve both conditions
Decorated her graduation cap with fidget spinners and it was a great success
Took it to the next level by turning them into nipple covers, which she says came as a fun way to fight back against patriarchy and send a feminist message
Her video shows how she simply affixed two fidget spinners on a pair of nipple covers using Velcro bands

Just when you thought the fidget spinner trend might be about to die down, one woman has revived it in a radically innovative way: by turning the popular gadget into nipple pasties.
Manuela Torres-Orejuela, 22, shared a video on Thursday in which she instructs viewers on how to turn the toy into nipple covers using adhesive pasties and Velcro bands.
The UCLA grad, who has anxiety and ADHD, genuinely enjoys the gadgets, which some retailers claim help relieve both conditions. She even affixed them on her graduation cap before coming up with their latest version.


Since I am a gender studies major and a vocal body positive feminist on my social media, it came naturally to me to put them on my breasts as an ironic and playful way to subvert patriarchy,' Torres-Orejuela told Glamour of her invention.
She playfully shared a video of herself on Twitter wearing her own 'fidgetiddies', as she has dubbed her creation, writing: 'I have been working on something that absolutely no one asked for.'
Torres-Orejuela later posted her video tutorial for those who would like to make their own. The fidgetiddies, as it turns out, are rather simple to make.
She started off with a pair of plain nipple pasties—adhesive covers that can be placed on the breasts.
Next, she placed stick-on Velcro pieces on the nipple pasties and on the fidget spinners.


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Crafty! Manuela Torres-Orejuela, 22, has found a way to turn fidget spinners into nipple covers called fidgetiddies

good for her.

OMG. Great work. Its excellent job to have a fun.
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