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Hello all. Before bashing on others' opinions, realize I am not generalizing or being sexist. There are exceptions to BOTH sides. Stop to understand the other point of view then stop being so incredibly rude and then making assumptions. This is not for arguing. Thanks to those who have civilly shared your opinion. Both sides are valued. For those who who are getting angry, defensive, and bashing, realize everyone has their discomforts. It does not apply to all. Have a nice day.

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The app isn't just for girls. Some women have invited their partners on the app to track their cycles.

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SERIOUSLY OMG SOMEONE ELSE FINALLY GETS IT. I LOVE YOU. I got in an argument with a girl on here earlier after she said that it was okay for a guy to be on here after he was complaining about how his girlfriend doesn't "fuck him right". Guys do NOT belong on here. It's one thing if you're a girl and want your boyfriend to track your period with you, but it's a whole other if he's on here with an account of his own. Like nah bro. Gtfo.

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Said it before and I'll say it again (:

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For those saying that it's sexist, I don't think that it's sexist to want an app to ourselves to track our periods.. guys don't have them. They never will. That's not our fault. We deserve an app just for ourselves.

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This app isn't just for tracking periods. It's for couples trying to get pregnant and people with newborn babies.

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If a woman wants something to be confidential and private then she won't post it on here for just anyone to see, because we have no control over who uses this app and literally anyone can be on it. There's the option to be anonymous if it's that big of an issue, and not all guys are just on here to be nosy. It's not the fault of all men if a small amount of people come on here to stalk their s.o. If guys want to use this app I really don't see how it concerns other people and  if they don't really like it then they don't have to be on this app because it's an open book for anyone to see and like I said, one person can't pick and choose who's on this app.

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In case anyone was looking for the original post.

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I agree with both sides of the argument.. my partner goes on mine and tracks my period for the following months so we can book camping trips & so I don't have to worry about being on my period while we are away. 
I think they can also get curious about things (as girls are very complicated) and it can give them an insight to things, help them understand it a little more.. 
some things they don't need to read or see and I agree with that too. 
 But I've seen people writing that they have friends on here and they don't want their secrets getting out !? 
But by putting something on social media there is a chance getting out? And you cannot blame "a boy" how about don't put it up ? If you don't want it to be seen ? ☕️

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If your argument for not wanting guys on here is based on that they'll harass others, be rude, leave inappropriate comments etc. grow up. Females on this app do that as well. Rudeness and lack of common sense is not a male trait. It's a human trait that anyone can possess. 
If the guy posting about his girlfriend making him do all the work was a female writing that about her boyfriend, you would all comfort and support her. But because he has a penis it makes him an asshole to some? Ridiculous! 
Eve is a community, for all. Guys don't have an app where they can ask for advice, and I'm not sure how many would be comfortable using one. So how about we support all of our members with open arms and open minds? 
Of course his wording wasn't the best, but he was just speaking his mind. I've seen some disgustingly sexist comments on this post, and around eve in general. It needs to stop. 
Love to all the women and men on this app and around the world who understand that at the end of the day, no matter if you're female or male, you're a human.

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I love how you go on this whole tangent of saying it's only for girls when in actual fact there is a feature on several of the apps for women to add their partners so they can track ovulation, baby growth etc. So I'm sure if these apps were specifically for women, they probably wouldn't have that feature....

Calm yourself girl

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