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thats not what he/she is saying
by meestaahjoshee 8y ago
thats not what he/she is saying
- hartator 8y agoRe-read parent.
- elliekelly 8y agoThat's exactly what they're saying: > They used to be impure during periods when there weren't sanitary napkins. But now its not the case.
- thewhitetulip 8y agoYou seem to not understand what you are reading. If you bleed then the blood is on your body. That makes you technically "impure" The same logic is being peddled by retards in this century to say women r imoure during periods. Learn to read objectively and if you can't then keep your ignorant thoughts with yourself otherwise you go around announcing your ignorance.