Menstruation is a universal phenomenon. Why is it taboo to talk publicly about it?
We’re talking about the taboo associated with menstruation which persists despite the fact that everyday millions of people are on their period.
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We’re talking about the taboo associated with menstruation which persists despite the fact that everyday millions of people are on their period.
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