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Eunoiaa:
I mean. 😭😩

This place is one heck of a forum.

DenreleDave:

I swear I don tire

brain54:
I got balls…


But I am hearing of panty liners for the first time too.

Does that count?

kkins25:
Do you know how many millions of people including women don't know?

Persephone1:
Lol you.

You must have seen it, you probably didn't know what it's called.

Image below

brain54:
Looks same as pads…

Is there a difference?

Sigh

It's shorter than pad, has no wings. Lol 😆

I can't believe I'm doing this

Well, have you seen anything like the pictures below with a lady?

Albertone:
She's not based in Nigeria. She's in UK so.
When she was in Nigeria, liners might not be common. It's probably when she went abroad that she got to know what panty liners are.

Needless to say that she still holds the notion that liners aren't common in Nigeria.

Persephone1:
Sigh

It's shorter than pad, has no wings. Lol 😆

I can't believe I'm doing this

Well, have you seen anything like the pictures below with a lady?

Persephone1:
Kkins25

Do you really have to share that?

1Sharon:
You're very stupid. I can see the word "pick-me" has come to Nigeria.

Who wants to be picked by your stupid primitive men? Look at the title of this thread.

brain54:
Quite honestly…

Nope. But even if I have sincerely I wouldn’t have noticed it was different from the normal pad ladies use. I would have just glimpsed by thinking it was pad.

Thanks for the explanation.

I think I learned something new today!

I understand. Most Guys hardly pay attention to these things, most women (like myself) hardly find it necessary to teach opposite genders these things
Lol

You are welcome.

Persephone1:
I understand. Most Guys hardly pay attention to these things, most women (like myself) hardly find it necessary to teach opposite genders these things
Lol

You are welcome.

Persephone1:
She is or at least seem to be one.


😂😂😂😂

kkins25:
Do you know how many millions of people including women don't know?

kkins25:
Which is actually true. I've never heard of liners in my life. I do buy pads for my baby sister.. My mum is pretty open about this stuff, and this is the very first time, in my life, I'm hearing of liners. Very very first time...

Maybe its sold as pads in the country too. Now, I have to google what doesn't even concern me.

brain54:
Except I am the one going to buy it for my lady…

Then you are right. Really unnecessary.

I let her handle her business.

This is one occasion where ignorance is bliss

Atleast for a guy like me.

Ladies…una Dey try sha!

I wonder why most of you cringe at things needed to care for the Veejay you LOVE so much. The other day it was pads argument in a Sunday school class. When men were asked if you they can buy sanitary for their wives. Lol come and see crazy comments from Men. I was just laughing. It's really not bad if you learn some things about your woman nah. . Ignorance is not bliss in this case biko. Try and be romantic small

It's not woman alone that should know about Men's stuff

pocohantas:
They are not sold as pads. They are entirely different from pads. The truth is that they are not commonly used. The percentage of Nigerian women that can splurge extra on pantyliners every month are not enough to make the average man know it.

"The percentage of Nigerian women that can splurge extra on pantyliners every month are not enough to make the average man know it."

Eunoiaa:
Bicycle I understand.


Nibo la tun jasi fun eleyi? 🤣🤣

Persephone1:
Ignorance is not bliss in this case biko. Try and be romantic small

It's not woman alone that should know about Men's stuff [/i]

kkins25:
So, Sharon was right then. Nigerian women, or women around this part of the world, In general, are not as aware of liners as their western counterparts.

I even had to go and check the one my sister used a while ago... Looks padish to me. Can't find the wrapper, when I go out later I would ask the seller. They are pretty damn expensive so, I want to know!!!

On a side note, I like the choice of words used here! Would like to see works you've done other than write-ups on nairaland. Not practicing to become a politician, are you? ..

Nicely crafted and very impressive poco... very impressive. Within a short time for that matter!!

Persephone1:
Sigh

It's shorter than pad, has no wings. Lol

kkins25:


Have mercy upon us!
Cease fire, cease fire. I repeat, cease fire.

Persephone1:
I wonder why most of you cringe at things needed to care for the Veejay you LOVE so much. The other day it was pads argument in a Sunday school class. When men were asked if you they can buy sanitary for their wives. Lol come and see crazy comments from Men. I was just laughing. It's really not bad if you learn some things about your woman nah. . Ignorance is not bliss in this case biko. Try and be romantic small

It's not woman alone that should know about Men's stuff

Persephone1:
Lol you and I know you made a fallacy which was corrected. It won't take anything from you to acknowledge this error and move on. The deflection and cajole ( to Poco) tactics you are using is not necessary. It is putting you off in a bad light.

For excessive discharge ( again you contradict ) any sensible lady who is conscious of her health would get a liner or any alternative aside tissue which is totally unhygienic and risky.

It's not a cultural thing either, more economical. Like I typed earlier, some people can't afford it, why some struggle to get. But that we don't know or understand liners? Omoooh that one go far o

Eunoiaa:
Lmao.

And interestingly, it was a sub/shade to Poco and Coco in another comment of hers I was referring to up there.

You can imagine my shock then, and my laughter now, seeing this...what...kissing up she's tryna do?

Ko te pa mo.

She will be alright.

Albertone:
She's not based in Nigeria. She's in UK so.
When she was in Nigeria, liners might not be common. It's probably when she went abroad that she got to know what panty liners are.

Needless to say that she still holds the notion that liners aren't common in Nigeria.

brain54:
Do you mean menstrual discharge…


I ain’t no woman. But I am curious!

kkins25:
Naija man and romantic for the same sentence.. You they overestimate us.. .. Romantic no pass going to restaurant or going shopping. Na dere matter end. .

I won't blame us sha, romantics involve work oh. I remember listening out for movies ladies were into during uni days, and enduring the toture of watching korea TV just to have some idea about that world.

My collegues will be like, "how i wish i was you"... in my mind, i'd be like werey, I have done my home work. I no go teach you sha... There can only be one king of the jungle..

I learned that compliment pass compliment oh. for example,
"you're beautiful" and "I love the blend of the bright colors of your dress" no be mate. For men reading, go with option 2.

😊
"You can not win who you don't know" . The truth is when you learn about the other person it strengthen bonds. It's always pleasing to know that someone you like is interested enough to know little things about you. Contrary to Nigerians view being romantic goes beyond buying chicken republic . It's doing little things the other person is not expecting, showing more interest in the other person's life. Do you know how much your woman would love it if you get her something she doesn't know she needs ? A woman will interpret that simple gesture in 5 different ways. Sadly with Nigerians our relationship is one way traffic, nothing new. Rinse and wear, routine. . Companionship self no dey.

Lol So you stole lines from movies to hook ladies. Them suppose sue you o .
Being romantic is work and what you did shows interest and attention. It goes beyond attraction which is one of the key factors to a flourishing relationship. You did your homework truly.
You are right, there are ways you give compliments that you will never miss.

It takes true commitment to be attentive and romantic but how many people are ready for that?

Persephone1:
This assertion is ridiculous. Nigerian women do not know/understand what panty liners is?

Really?

The ones I have or have seen with ladies must be rocks then or maybe I'm not a Nigerian.

1Sharon:
What fallacy ? Exactly. Ladies that are conscious. I wouldn't say most Nigerian women are conscious and this also applies to Nigerians at large before anybody starts.

1Sharon:
Normal discharge

Persephone1:
The fallacy you made on the first page that Most Nigerian Women do not KNOW/UNDERSTAND what panty liner is. It is false! They know and understand but they mostly don't use because of economic factor.
Not Knowing or understanding something is different from not using it because of cost.

If you check through, I have emphasized this over and over where I disagree with your post.