Dr. Jen Gunter

But that every month when they had a meeting, they had to have something about catastrophic vaginas.

They had to have that in there.

What's the catastrophic vagina thing gonna be like in your own pubic hairs?

If you got your health information from women's health magazines in the 90s, the aughts, and maybe even the last decade, they've gone away from print now, you would think the biggest issue, women's health issue, is around pubic hair.

My God, that's the biggest health issue.

Really?

You could talk about incontinence, you could talk about menstrual cramp, but really, pubic hair, wow.

Wow.

So, yeah.

So I hate that marketing.

I hate it.

That's and it's sadly very effective.

I think that, you know, we've got had, you know, weaponized decades of patriarchy.

You know, if, you know, my mother was told bad things about her vagina and because, you know, a bad vagina is a dirty vagina.

Dirty vaginas had sex with another man.

All that kind of stuff's all rolled into it.

And her mother was told that and her mother was told that and her mother was told that, you know, these messages, they work for a reason.

And there's a lot of, they use a lot of God terms like purity and natural.

And I'm like, what is that for like a show?

It sounds like a show for like, I don't know, advertising for some kind of church, right?