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Howdy, I'm Furry Girl, the
webmaster and one of the models on EroticRed.com.
There's a lot of fake period porn out there, which is ridiculous
on levels other than just the straight-up humor factor.
For one, a good fourth or fifth of all women are menstruating
at any given time, so it can't be that menstruators are
such a unique group (like squirters) that their pussy functions
need to be faked due to a lack of availability and a high
demand. It's also head-scratching because fakes featuring
jam, food coloring, and BBQ sauce look nothing like real
menstrual fluid. Maybe the lowbrow fetish sites are just
too lazy to bother scheduling their models to get real red
content, or figure that their customers are such oddballs
that they wouldn't know the difference, but either way,
it's insulting to all flow-lovers and period-positive types.
Since an injury to one is an injury to all, I've taken up
the noble cause of putting together a comparison of fake
and real "menstrual blood", using tampons. Click
on photos to enlarge.
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First, there's
the issue of uniformity. Real menstrual fluid (on the left)
in composed of vaginal secretions, blood, and bits of tissue
from the lining of the uterus, mistakenly called "clots"
by many, although menstrual fluid does not clot. A fake
tampon (on the right) is straight up bright red, and stains
that which touches it.
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I've
actually seen poorly faked tampon-based beverages in the
past, so I thought I'd make a couple of martinis for our
little comparison.
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If
you drop a real tampon in a toilet or mix it with any other
liquids, it retains
much of its contents and bits of uterine lining,
only changing the water to a dusty pink if you squeeze it
out or let it sit.
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The
fakes, on the other hand, leak bright red onto everything
quickly.
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Even after
being rinsed and rung out, the hero of our story, the real
used tampon, retains most of its lady-bits and color patterns,
and the faker is just pink.
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