2026-06-18 10:39 UTC
In the interests of fairness, we'll start with what the diagram got right. Sometimes there is endometrium inside a menstrual cup, because endometrial cells form a part of menstrual fluid. That's it, that's the post on what the image got right.
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@vagina_museum@masto.ai 2026-06-18 10:41
However, menstrual fluid does not typically look like strawberry milkshake and if it does, then you'll probably want to see a doctor about that. But that's the least of our worries. More importantly, menstrual cups absolutely do not go inside the body, particularly not somehow through some sort of small opening in what appears to be the bladder.