Quote Originally Posted by GoldfishMan View Post
Lol no idea where you got that from about women changing new undies every month.

First, most women go for darker coloured undies cos they don't start to look terrible due to staining etc. Heck even I do that. I only ever buy black undies cos I want them to last and I sure as fuck don't want to show any skid marks, lol...

Second, very few women actually "leak slime", have coloured discharge, leak period blood, etc. The slime and discharge are from women with infections, it's not a normal occurrence . Period leakage rarely happens because most women can feel the bleeding will start well beforehand, so they pad up or tampon up in preparation.

And last part, most East Asian women worth their salt in terms of hygiene would always wash their own panties separately from other laundry, either in the shower or using a sink, on a daily basis. Ever been to an Asian girl's bathroom and seen all the undies hanging up to dry? That's what they do in there.

It is considered taboo in East Asian culture for a woman to wash their panties with other laundry items.
Should've read my post word by word. I did point out the fact that women's undies get yellow staining and period staining from time to time. My ex used to replace most of her undies monthly or every two months because she doesn't like wearing dark coloured undies. And yes I know about the undies hanging around in the toilet, it amazes me how Chinese women can spend lots of time washing their underwear by hand.

We're talking about an Aussie girl. Most Aussie girls I've dated had really bad hygiene habits no matter how hot they look - their undies sometimes get smudged by brown stains and almost every one of their undies would smell like strong pee or have period stains. Going through the laundry was awful, I told her to separate her undies from the whole laundry basket, and sometimes she'd buy new undies every week as it's a waste of time trying to wash stained undies.

You should've seen the Germans, they boil their underwears, both men and women. One German friend told me the reason why his Miele washing machine has the 90°C wash is for that exactly.