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I've been occasionally hearing about the invention (but never use) of this for a while now. "It not only presents the victim with a false sense of security, bu
by tbrownaw 16y ago
I've been occasionally hearing about the invention (but never use) of this for a while now.
"It not only presents the victim with a false sense of security, but psychological trauma," said Victoria Kajja, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Uganda.
But Ehlers said that she had taken the proper research and development steps before launching the product.
"I consulted engineers, gynecologists and psychologists to help in the design and make sure it was safe," she said.
Well, yeah, but that's not what that particular criticism was about.
Ehlers also pointed out how women take extreme measures such as placing razor blades in their nether regions to prevent rape in South Africa.
...that's pretty bad. I wonder if it actually helps any?
- evilduck 16y agoIn the AIDS capital of the world, using razor blades and causing someone to bleed all over your genitals seems like the exact opposite of what you'd want to do.
- nkassis 16y agoCould this device also cause bleeding? Or has it been shown to not do so? Sounds like a valid question the woman using this should no. I could increase the likelihood of infection