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If you’ve been debating on whether or not to hop on the menstrual cup bandwagon, then keep reading! Lunette Cup will change your life – LITERALLY! We’re talking no more having to worry about changing your tampon or pad every few hours, saving hundreds and hundreds of dollars over time, and saving the environment. Of course, there’s more reasons why you should switch to Lunette Menstrual Cup, so follow along below!
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10 Reasons Why You Should Switch To Lunette Cup
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Picture this: You’re on your period, you’ve been experiencing cramps days before your period even started, you’re moody AF, and to top it off, all you want to do is eat everything in sight.
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How Does Food Relieve Period Cramps Fast?
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If you’re reading this, you most likely just purchased your first menstrual cup, or you’re at least thinking about it, right? One of your main concerns might be, “how do I clean my cup? Is it safe to use it over and over again?” Don’t worry, menstrual cups can be a little confusing and there’s definitely a learning curve, but you’ll be a PRO in no time!

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How To Clean Your Lunette Cup
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Like many menstruators, my boobs swell up and get super sore in the days leading up to my period. Though this may seem like just an unpleasant symptom of PMS for most folks, it can bring along unbearable dysphoria and discomfort for those of us who are trans – especially if we bind.
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5 Tips For Binding On Your Period
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China Blue Fish and Deborah Antoinette have created a spectacular show that encompasses feminism, breaks menstrual taboos, and brings laughter to our souls. From the Virgin Mary to Frida Kahlo, Queen C*nt will not disappoint! Get to know them a little more below!
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Interview with Queen C*nt – Sacred or Profane?
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About a month or so ago, a woman I met at a new moon circle (a meditation circle) approached me and we started talking about menstrual cups (my favorite topic!), the fertility awareness method, and periods in general. She told me that she’d love to use a menstrual cup but probably wouldn’t be able to because she has vulvodynia.
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Chronic pain down there? You might have Vulvodynia
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If you’re an athlete with a uterus, having a period isn’t going to stop you from training or being an athlete, right? But participating in competitive sports PLUS having a menstrual cycle is a topic many of us overlook. We spoke with one of the world’s best pole dancers, Oona Kivelä, to help shine a light to this conversation.
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How Do Periods Affect Athletes In Competitive Sports?
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What made you want to switch to a menstrual cup? Was it the convenience (it was for me), or was it the fact that you’d be saving so much money? Maybe it was the health benefits or the eco-friendly factor that pushed you to make the switch. Whatever the reason, trash-free periods are possible and SO much better for everyone, including the planet. Not only are there menstrual cups, but we’re also giving kudos to those who use reusable cloth pads and period-proof underwear. The options we have today have come a long way since our grandparents’ day! If half...

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Plastic-Free Periods & Tips For Extending Your Plastic-Free Living
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If you’ve had a baby, or several babies, you know that your body has gone through some major changes. I mean come on, you built a freakin’ HUMAN inside your uterus! The way you take care of yourself during and after pregnancy is super important (obviously), but were you prepared for your postpartum periods? Did you even learn about this in health class? We think it’s a subject everyone expecting or planning to have a baby should know, because all bodies will have different experiences.
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What Are Postpartum Periods Like?
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All around the country, folks are dusting off their rainbow suspenders and stocking up on glitter – all to gather together for this month of celebration for the queer community. And while we deserve the time to experience joy for our existence and survival, the month itself has slowly become more focused on parties, “trendy” activism by large companies, and rainbow flags everywhere than about the real, daily lives and struggles of queer folks. 
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Why Pride Isn’t Just About The Rainbows
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“How do you feel about menstrual sex?” Caryn asked, taking a sip from a beer and holding her gaze intently. I feel my body get hot, my palms get sweaty, turned on at the opportunity to discuss my three favorite topics: menstruation, politics, and gender. I live for moments like this, where my political agenda intersects with my other passions: queers & gender theory. You see, I am somewhat of a menstrual sex connoisseur. For me, everything we enact can be an opportunity to strive for liberation -- the personal is so very political.
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Messy, Delectable & Queer
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Although June is the start of summer for many of us, it is also Pride month! Pride events are celebrated all over the world, and Lunette is excited to attend a few Pride parades including those in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Helsinki!

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Vulva In The Colors Of The Rainbow
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