> Maybe we should start a letter-writing campaign to all the big pad manufacturers?
I figure I'm probably the exception in being annoyed by this; they probably designed them that way based on some kinda feedback from women?? Maybe it's just the kind of underwear I wear, or whatever, that makes the unhacked wings not stay stuck for me?? Do you have the same problem?
I'm usually an exception in regards to the things I have issues with, so it doesn't seem worth it contacting the companies most times.
But who knows, if other people see this post and if it gets a lot of positive feedback, then contacting the companies would be something to consider. But I'm not holding my breath! :D
I just thought maybe a few people who come across this will find it useful. It didn't occur to me for years, that I could fix the problem with a couple simple snips of a scissor (or with a few tears of my fingers, when a scissor isn't available - but some pads don't tear as easily as others).
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Date: 2019-02-25 03:14 pm (UTC)From:I figure I'm probably the exception in being annoyed by this; they probably designed them that way based on some kinda feedback from women?? Maybe it's just the kind of underwear I wear, or whatever, that makes the unhacked wings not stay stuck for me?? Do you have the same problem?
I'm usually an exception in regards to the things I have issues with, so it doesn't seem worth it contacting the companies most times.
But who knows, if other people see this post and if it gets a lot of positive feedback, then contacting the companies would be something to consider. But I'm not holding my breath! :D
I just thought maybe a few people who come across this will find it useful. It didn't occur to me for years, that I could fix the problem with a couple simple snips of a scissor (or with a few tears of my fingers, when a scissor isn't available - but some pads don't tear as easily as others).