There are certain objective criteria, but those criteria are usually concerning the technical side of something, and considering DC has enough money to make it technically almost perfect, some things are just really up to the viewer.

Only two likes...I suppose not many people here understand the reference, do they? :D

Awesome. It's not as heavy with birth control and I read that some women even empty it only twice a day which sounds tempting.

Well, I use the nuva ring as birth control, so I am. But I always insert it and take it out in the shower. My biggest pet peeve is having to take out and insert the cup in a public restroom.

Well, there's the menstruation cup. I'm thinking of buying one myself.

And it's also more than my opinion that it's good. Different people have different tastes and you're not entitled to the truth.

Yeah, I mean tax on things that are as necessary as tampons or toilet paper probably shouldn't be a thing, but I don't see a reason to make it into such an uproar, especially when feminists are only focusing on the tampon part but there are many other sanitary products this tax applies to as well but they don't focus on those cause they can't cry "sexism!". Also it's just a few percent, who cares, right?

As I said, it wasn't a perfect analogy. As I ALSO said, the point isn't whether you have diarrhea every month or not (and sure if you do you should consult a doctor or stop going to Chipotle), the point was the importance of the goods.
I agree. The feminists are making it out to be a huge issue (seriously, women were protesting in the streets because of those fucking 8%), I was just telling one of them how stupid it is.

I've seen your comment above. I know what your opinion is, and I have a different one. You don't HAVE TO remind me of it.
Also, the animated movies/series point still stands.

Everybody's your "friend" when you're a threat to the stability of the world (in other words, a big fucking bully). That doesn't change the fact that Trump is significantly more pro-Russia than Hillary, which in terms of trade and economic help would not be a bad thing, but it's a bit troubling in the context of international relations (I'm talking about Trump's comment about NATO and the Geneva conventions and also the surviving "trend" of expansive policy in Russia)

Not even joke about it?

And you can make your periods lighter with birth control. I admit it wasn't a perfect analogy, but my point was that toilet paper, toothpaste, toothbrushes and other sanitary products are just as important as pads/tampons, yet feminists only complain about the one they can blame on sexism.

It's the fundamentalists who are the problem, not all Christians. And that applies to every religion.
On a side note, what's OITNB?

I can only imagine a scene where England's literally on fire after the Brexit shitstorm and an "it's something" stickman in the midst of the fiery hell.

There's a sales tax on virtually everything, and the tax system is a giant fucking mess. If feminists actually followed the "I basically can't go without it, therefore it shouldn't be taxed" logic (which by the way I totally agree with but feminists are focusing only on themselves, not the whole system) they'd be concerned about toilet paper, toothpaste and other necessary hygiene products. But they're not, cause their movement consists of moaning about totally unimportant minor inconveniences that happen to first world women. And then they have the guts to say "it's about equality, though!" If it was, you'd be concerned about other products as I have mentioned earlier. You can't stop diarrhea more than you can stop menstrual bleeding. Although, feminists can by closing their mouths.

True.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-politics/11957498/The-campaign-to-end-VAT-on-tampons-is-one-of-the-silliest-the-sisterhood-has-ever-mounted.html

Lol I'm not even Canadian, just making a joke :D

Canada - Land of free tea
Cause you can buy a fuckton of tea with the money you'd otherwise spend on healthcare!