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I love pink and glitter as much as the next person, but I don’t need everything that I own, including razors, power tools and underwear, to be exuding femininity. I just want them to work well and not cost twice as much as the versions designed for men!

Women on Reddit have recently been calling out all of the products and procedures they have to deal with that were clearly designed by men for women. From the discomfort of getting a mammogram or IUD to the frustration of trying to find comfortable clothes that actually fit properly, you’re likely to relate to many of the replies down below if you’re a woman. But regardless of your gender, enjoy scrolling through and be sure to upvote the things you find most infuriating!

#1

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Abortion laws.

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Candace
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7 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Say it louder for those in the back! Women often end up with the responsibility of raising children, and we should get to choose whether we want a child or not!

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#2

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Every single gyno procedure and lack of pain meds given for it.

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Deb M.F.
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

uterine biopsy without any local anesthesia. Its literally cutting a piece of your uterus out

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#3

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Most women's shoes are shaped to be long, thin and pointy.

My feet are not long, thin and pointy, **they are** **foot-shaped**, and shoe shopping is a*s.

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PataSata
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My gf has to buy mostly shoes made for men, bc her feet are wider than the typical shoes for women.

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#4

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Someone PLEASE put more belt loops on my work pants!

Oh, and NORMAL pockets, please and thankyou.

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Indosidius
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I still maintain that the female pocket is deliberately small to keep the handbag business going. I don't believe the fashion designers that claim it destroys the line of the clothing...

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#7

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Sports bras and their removable pads.

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Candace
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

And then when they get tangled up in the washing machine and you have to squeeze them back in through that tiny opening...

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#8

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Button down shirts that don't account for breasts and if you CAN button it all the way up you have these huge gaps and stretching between the buttons.

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CanadianDimes
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I had a dress shirt once that had a button on the inside as well, to help prevent the gap right across the boobs. It was great! More of that please

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#9

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Women's Genital Wash. Summers Eve, for example, is a modern brand. The vagina is self-cleaning. The fragrances and chemicals in these washes can cause infections. Do not wash inside your vagina! Water only.

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deathrose
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

For the longest time, I thought it was specially designed to be gentle enough to wash pubic hair, not the actual genitalia.

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#10

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Women's power tools. They are just a pink version of the men's tools, or they are just a less powerful version.

No redesign of the weight, shape, or grip size to make them easier to hold for our body shapes, just a pink tax.

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Isabella
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

To be honest, I never saw pink tools for women, where can they be bought?

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#11

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Car seat belts. Mine slips up all the time, and I have it on the lowest setting. I am 5'4" tall. So uncomfortable.

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#12

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Maternity leave.

I’m in the US where you’re lucky to have it and even if you do there are often ridiculous stipulations like, leave starting only when you go into labor.

There’s no way a system where the expectation is that 100% of women will be able to work until a baby literally begins to fall out of them was designed by a woman.

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#13

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Birth control - because most women even nowadays still don't know it is perfectly safe not to get a period when you are on it. The 7 day pill gap was invented by men and priests back in the day so the pill would look like it keeps the normal cycle. IT does not and you don't need a period when you are on the pill.

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CK
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

YMMV. You can definitely skip a few bleeds, but many women find that staining starts to happen at a certain point, and I'm not absolutely certain, but I think there is some concern of increased risk of uterine cancer eventually.

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#14

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women All obgyn vaginal procedures. BARBARIC.

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Sergy Yeltsen
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7 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

And they wonder why so many women would rather risk cervical cancer than get a pap smear once per 6/12 months.

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#15

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Ok, this is niche, but I hate it whenever I go to sit at a bar and there are no hooks under the bar. Double points if the stools don't have a back where I can loop my purse/coat over the seat back, and I am stuck piling my purse and/or coat in my lap. Same for public restrooms - pleaseee put a hook on the door so I'm not precariously balancing my purse on my lap or worse on the floor.

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Candace
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

UGH THIS we need hooks on the bathroom doors PLEASE I don't want to put my purse on the floor, which btw is where all the germs go when it flushes 🤮🤮

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#16

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Razors. I just buy the regular man-version if I wanna use a razor.

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#17

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Whoever designed auto-flushing toilets. The damn thing is throwing sewage water on the back of my thighs before I can get my pants up. Wtaf?!?!.

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#18

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Wasn’t there some guys on shark tank or something like it that made gloves for women to use to change their menstrual products? They were single use and pink or something?.

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Blondie23
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Only a man would think of this..... we women are in the habit of washing our hands when use the restroom... most guys don't!

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#19

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women When you get a needle biopsy, you have to lie on a cold formica table with a sharp edged hole w yr breast dangling through it. The first time I had to do this, we (me, women docs and nurses) all commented on the terrible design of the thing.

When I has another needle biopsy a few years later, the table had been redesigned. It was now pink. ❤️.

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Strings
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That always drives me nuts: "let's make something for women: make it pink!". Clothes, camping gear, tools, guns...

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#20

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women The chainsaw. I wish I never knew this fact.

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Indosidius
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It was initially supposed to be used to cut open the pelvic bone to assist with child birth. Barbaric, and I am a man, so I can only think how much worse it must be for women....

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#21

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Every public restroom I've been to that doesn't have a little trash receptacle in the stall. Having to walk your soiled sanitary products to the main trash in the handwashing area is adding insult to injury when periods suck enough. .

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Na Schi
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

They did it at my work, when building new restrooms. They forgot that women would appreciate a little bin in the toilet-stall for used period products (and not to walk to the general bin close to the sinks). It took them "only" half a year to "fix" that issue. Unfortunately the toilet-stalls are so narrow that you can't really place a bin in them. Now it is a constantly shuffling to open/close the door 🤗

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#22

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women There is a patent for labia glue that dissolves when you pee on it do use while on your period to hold the blood in. A male chiropractor invented and tried to sell it. So that.

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#23

Scented pads, especially mint "flavoured" ones.

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CK
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7 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Scented tampons are even worse, mostly purchased by people who think they're buying regular tampons and don't necessarily know scented tampons even exist. Because they shouldn't exist. Fragrance ingredients don't serve their purpose inside the vagina, and they can be very irritating.

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#24

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women PPE. Unisex fit my a*s

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Diolla
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Once needed to wear security footwear for my job. The standard issue steel-nosed boots were so wide that one slipped off my foot while climbing some metal stairs and made me fall, causing a security incident. They bought me woman's security shoes after that.

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#25

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women I had a baby and we used bottles to administer formula. The numbers and oz indicator lines were in white.

WHITE.

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Candace
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ What color do they think breast milk is??

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#27

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Tampons, considering they didn't think to test them with actual blood until last year.

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Rayne OfSalt
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

What? No. Tampons were originally plugs used to fill bullet holes in WW1. Nurses saw them, figured out they could have other uses and things went from there.

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#28

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Sports shorts
Search for it on google and add men or women and see the difference.

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Candace
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

For some reason thighs just HAVE to be exposed when exercising, even though it might actually be more comfortable to have everything covered. Ever considered that?

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“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Hiking backpacks with a breast strap.

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Trillian
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The strap is supposed to go OVER the breasts along the collarbone. It's usually adjustable in height.

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#31

Mammograms. Routinely squeezing boobs between two plates of plexiglass. Find a better way. Imagine if men had to put their balls between two plate and have their nuts painfully squashed every year.

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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

And don’t even get me started on the people that do it… usually there’s two main categories, people that are weird and creepy about it and people that have done it so many times they don’t even pretend to care.

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“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Mammograms.

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Diolla
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

THIS. I almost fainted from pain last time I had one. Am sure that if men had to have their balls checked in this manner, they would have designed a less painful procedure long time ago.

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#33

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women High heels, which after an hour resemble instruments of torture.

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#34

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Clothes - hardly any pockets, if they do, it's rare they they a a decent size that actually holds the items in.

Handbags - many are too small and useless for any woman carrying more than 1 card and a little bit of cash.

Seatbelts - they don't fit right because they were designed for breast-less people apparently.

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SirWriteALot
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Why buy a SMALL handbag, then complain that it's TOO SMALL? Yesterday I made soup. So I took out my 1 gallon pot and poured 2 gallons of water into it. What a piece of s**t, it was too small. How dare they make such small pots. Must have been designe by men.

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#35

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women The IUD was invented by Richard Richter in 1909 and the design was updated by Ernst Gräfenberg.

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#37

So this is pretty niche but I'm a fencer and the chest protectors that women are required to wear are shaped like a Barbie's boobs. I wrote a whole article about it which went absolutely viral in fencing spaces. We're working on a redesign but it's very hard to engineer something that works for all people and doesn't cost three times more.

[https://www.wfencing.org/post/the-problem-with-chest-protectors](https://www.wfencing.org/post/the-problem-with-chest-protectors)

The tl:dr is that they don't fit right and they don't scale well for larger people AT ALL (but they also don't scale well for small people). They are required because getting poked in the boobs really hard can give you a lump (not cancer, still bad). In the survey we did afterwards we also learned that they contribute to discomfort and dysmorphia among trans and nonbinary folks, and they lead to stupid comments and sometimes bullying among kids and teens.

Edit: I mean fencing as in the sport in the Olympics where we hit each other with blunted swords. Not the fence in your backyard or the person selling stolen goods on the black market.

Also, there are other styles of chest protectors beyond the barbie boobs but none of them really work for people who aren't very flat-chested. These are detailed in the linked post.

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7 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Many jousting based hema groups won't accept female students because if the breastplate isn't *perfectly* shaped to your breasts, it can and will paralyze or even decapitate you. It's a complicated issue. Stupid boobs being all booby and boobing around.

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#38

99% of women's clothing?
(no pockets, waist short enough for an oompa loompah that just gets wider never longer, underwear that scrunch up your a*s regardless of its modest size, pants that create muffin tops, pants that you can't bend your legs in because calf muscles apparently aren't fashionable, coochie splitting "jumpers" where the waist is never long enough, cold shirts with sleeves that track in everything, fragile s****y lacy shirts to be seen in / freeze in, jackets with no pockets, jeans and pants with no pockets, shoes you can't run in).

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#39

Society.

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Jane Jayne Jain Jeign Jein
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This! We're told equality is happening because now women can be elected too, but perhaps we would have designed a completely different system if we'd been included from the beginning. If we had to start again from scratch now, nobody could argue for this corrupt system that benefits corrupt money grubbers most and leaves those doing the most vital jobs struggling to feed and house themselves.

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#40

I'm pretty sure cars? Last I heard, most or all crash tests are used with a male model, but that might've changed semi-recently.

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Phoenix
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Along with tractors, riding mowers and other such machines. I have to disconnect the seat safety sensors because I can't reach the brake if I'm all the way back on the seat. I found out that even the smallest riding mowers aren't designed for anyone under 5'6".

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#41

The whole healthcare system as a concept.

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#42

Underwear, because it nearly never fits. Always rides up. Especially when those high cut 80s things came out there were no proper fitting ones anymore, eventually I found boyleg undies, but they are still different from what they used to make. Plus the double fabric is in the wrong place. Definitely must be designed by men, women wouldn’t do that.

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Deb M.F.
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

i started using the boy short ones about 15 years ago and dont buy anything else. You can find them on amazon and if you're in the states try Ross. I got all mine there but they have been harder to find over the last few years.

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#43

Tampax (and possibly other brands) tampons. It swells in length instead of getting wider when expanding. It's pushing you in spots nobody wants to ever feel pressure imo, it's just not correct anatomically speaking.

Apparently, many got genuinely sick from using them due to this (I haven't seen any official reports tbf, just reading it up on the internet and some anecdotal evidence) and it's causing pain for others, including me. It hurt like hell, and definitely was not comfortable at all at any point. You just cannot not feel it.

When I lived in the UK, I either had to spend a smaller fortune on buying OB tampons from various sites on the internet or ask someone to bring me some when they were visiting a country that had them, as they're not being sold in the UK. I tried several other brands, including Lidl and drugstores' own brands, and while OB was the best in my opinion, most were not as uncomfortable as Tampax was besides a few. I do apologise for not naming more, but Tampax is the most common as far as I've seen and I've tried so many brands I just can't remember their names.

Edit:typo.

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TaSim
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Well known UK brand Lil-Lets expand width wise. It's pretty much their whole advertising campaign so whilst I agree that length wise expansion makes no sense, alternatives should have been easy to find.

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#44

Tampons in a cardboard applicator.

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#45

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Toilet cubicles - never enough room for sanitary bins.

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#46

I bought a last-minute dress for my father-in-law's funeral last week where the top bit was a wraparound with poppers to essentially keep your breasts in. I had to sit there in church praying they wouldn't pop open at possibly the worst occasion imaginable (although my partner said his dad would have actually found that hilarious).

Yeah, men please stop designing women's clothes, thanks.

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nancy
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

If you know for a fact that a man designed the dress, then great. But there are so many clothing lines designed by women... and I'm not sure why you chose to purchase a dress that was ill-fitting.

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#47

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Leggings with a seam in the crotch.

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Rachel Pelz
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

How and where else would you keep the pieces of fabric together then?

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#49

Lab coats.

Totally random, but mine makes me look awful. Like a teletubby. Also, the sleeves are too long in the size that fits me. Have to roll them up. The buttons pop open on the chest and hip every day.

My boyfriend, meanwhile, looks like a pinup.

We finally have custom Rx safety glasses! Where are the custom lab coats?!.

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Ace
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Be careful what you wish for - someone will probably come out with a pink one if you keep pestering them...

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#50

Not quite what you were looking for but skincare and cosmetics. It was still a largely male dominated industry up until the 90s. In many countries the key decision makers in “big beauty retail” is still men. Men still hold most of the purse strings in the industry people just don’t know it or are too lazy to recognise it.

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#51

The car park ticket machine thingys that you have to get juuuust close enough that you can still reach the machine without your wing mirrors hitting it. Men are simply taller and thus have longer arms whereas us short girlies must suffer. :(.

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#52

Not as much these days, but kitchens. More men cook now than previously, but kitchens are still used more by women, and mostly designed by men. My husband was a good cook, we shared the kitchen. But things I couldn't reach were no problem for him. We both hated the kitchen in this house, (I still do) but we never got around to changing it.

TBH, I don't know how well the average person, any make or model, would do at designing a kitchen. You'd have to build 'em and use 'em to find the flaws, and figure out how to do it better. Things don't always work in practice, as well as they looked on paper. Or in the computer program.

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Margie Ang
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I have the opposite problem, kitchen counters are usually too short for me, making my back ache from bending. I custom built my kitchen and bathroom counters and the contactor was making comments like how will my children be able to reach the countertops (as if there aren't any stools they could use smh)

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#53

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women “Chick cars” that still don’t have anywhere to put your handbag if you have a passenger.

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Ms. Mack
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7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Oh dear. I wasn't aware t'was such a thing as a "chick" car.

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#54

“Scented Pads”: 30 Things That Were Clearly Designed By Men For Women Birth control.

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