Husband’s massive failure after simple supermarket order from wife leaves hundreds of women in stitches: ‘I’m dying of laughter’
- A man buys vegetable bandages for his wife
- The pads create a ‘cooling sensation’
- The women thought the slip-up was funny
The women were allowed stitches after the wife shared what her husband bought her at the supermarket when she asked for the pads.
The woman asked her partner to pick up her “period stuff” while he was out in the shops, but was baffled when he came home with pads soaked in mint, lavender and aloe vera.
She laughed that she “wasn’t ready” to use herbal pads that apparently create a “cooling” sensation to keep users more comfortable during that time of the month.
The man’s misstep caused hundreds of women to die of laughter while others shared their terrifying stories about the bizarre period product.
However, some applauded the pair and raved about their unique pads, saying they use and “love” them for their “mini-freshness.”
A woman asked her partner to pick up ‘period items’ for her while he was out in the shops, but was baffled when he came home with pads soaked in mint, lavender and aloe vera.
I asked my husband to bring my period items home. (The vagina) wasn’t ready for mint-infused liners,” the woman wrote in a post to What you ordered for what you got Facebook page.
She also shared the blurb from the brand’s owner on the back of the box that reads, “I had been suffering from bacterial vaginosis for eight months when an ancestor came to me in a dream and gifted me with a vision to heal myself.”
With her help, she created the Honey Pot to solve problems other brands just don’t – feminine care, backed with herbs.
Not wanting to throw away the pads, the woman tried them on, but was so alarmed by the cold sensation that she had to call her sister about her “crisis”.
She shared the back of the box that read, “I had been suffering from bacterial vaginosis for eight months when an ancestor came to me in a dream and gifted me with a vision to heal myself.”
‘I know the feeling. I ran out of toilet paper one time and grabbed Kleenexes from the back of the toilet not realizing they were Kleenexes full of Vicks, someone answered.
She also insisted her husband try peppermint pads on his nether regions and said he rated them a “10/10”.
The women thought the tale was hilarious and shared the confusion over the grass liners.
Yeast infections seem to be waiting to happen. ‘They shouldn’t be airing or selling scented liners/pads,’ said one group member, to which the woman replied, ‘The ancestors beg to differ.’
“Why is this even an option?” Another asked, and a third laughed: “Whoa, I’m dying of laughter, I’m going to freak out so badly.”
Not everyone thought the guy did a bad job choosing period products for his wife. “Aww, you have a good idea. This looks like the best feminine product line on the market,” one woman said
A fourth joked, “Oh, that sure is hot.”
Many have tried the pads before but the reviews have been mixed.
I got these in an accident once. Fresh mint is an understatement, I totally understand what it feels like to chew 5 gummies,” one woman wrote.
‘I hate these.’ It made my vagina feel like it was in the freezer, I remembered again.
“It helps a lot with the cramps,” said one, “but I wasn’t ready for the first time.”
‘I love this. Another said, “I feel like my husband brushes her teeth before bed, they are my favorite and the only one I buy.”
Not everyone thought the guy did a bad job choosing period products for his wife.
“Aww, you have a good idea. This looks like the best feminine product line on the market,” one woman said.
He did get an A for effort, though! This brand isn’t cheap, so he probably thought it was the best way to go,” another agreed.
