I'm sorry, but I think it's nasty to post pics of your bloody underwear or tissue. Do you think these pics should be allowed?

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They should be allowed as long as they have the TMI warning. Without it I think they should be removed. They personally don't bother me. People just want some help deciphering. I never worried about my CM tho. I just used opks.

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In reality, if not on a women's reproductive health forum, then where can these women turn to for help and support? 
If you don't like it,  don't look. But don't judge other women for being scared and wanting comfort from women who might have been through the same thing. In particular,  again,  because this is a women's reproductive health forum.

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There's a reason why glow came up with the TMI option, & if you haven't noticed most of those pics are covered with TMI blur. Maybe you shouldn't look at them. I'm not trying to be the one to drill you but we are all women, we all bleed from our vaginas, we all may have questions at some point that may involve graphic photos. If you can't accept woman hood from all kinds then why are you even on here?? This is supposed to be a place where we can all come to each other for help and support & here are people like you bashing the ones who are benefiting from the help and support from us nice people because you think something shouldn't be allowed to be posted. If that's the case we shouldn't share our pregnancy tests, ovulation tests, baby bumps, our personal questions with out graphic photos and so on. Think about what you say before you speak your mind out. One day it could be you in their shoes.

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I think this should be allowed! How many women have no body but the people on this app to ask questions? By sharing pics they can get advice and opinions about what it is. If you do not like looking at the pics do not open them. There is a TMI tag on it for a reason.

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My vote brought the vote to 49.6/50.4. ' Shocked the results are split down the middle!

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Yes because someone may know or have had it happen and can give adice or help or vice versa you may learn something and later on have it happen to you and you to will know what it is. Its what really happens,  its real its gross but thats life and id rather see it and be aware of it and give my advice if i can be of help to anyone and vice versa.

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That's why such photos are supposed to be labeled "TMI."

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I couldn't agree more. NO....A brief description is enough!!

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That's what this app is for? Advice and guidance on all things period and relationships? You have to expect people to post pictures?

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Yes if your unaware of what it could be and need answers.

I'm sorry, but I think it's nasty to post pics of your bloody underwear or tissue. Do you think these pics should be allowed?

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