I think I’ve had two outbreaks before this third one. I can see why someone wouldn’t know. It just looks like a patch of ingrown hairs. Doesn’t really hurt or itch very much. I wrote it off until someone contacted me. (I’m in the States, I’m not going to the doctor unless I’m about to die - I do test for all of the other things regularly because that can be done OTC or free sometimes.)

Thank you. I’ve been flashing back to high school sex and feeling a little gross about myself, but your comment is really comforting.

S…senpai, I can’t believe you painted me using your own body.

Next time they use the Supreme Court to attack healthcare, maybe there can be “bleed-ins.”

implying abortion is legal where i live

Man, if I had enough money to buy eggs, I wouldn’t be making homemade paint.

A Hobby Lobby canvas. Since Joann died and Micheals is far more expensive, I’m occasionally forced to resort to them. I make sure that a good portion of my art work is profane or has explicit political messaging to even out the karmic energy.

One could also copy Manzoni’s work.

Shit seems like it would introduce the problems of bacteria and stink though. Boogers similarly I think are intended to trap bacteria and such. Others have worked with piss, which I think is usually sterile but I would be concerned about chemicals in the piss. I don’t think there is anything unhygienic about the menstrual blood that would cause issues.

It might also be interesting to boil used condoms, cut them, and glue them to the surface as well.

You’re telling me that you wouldn’t watch a Liveleak video titled “fat guy paints from his vagina?”

I’m pushing the boundaries of art here, mon cheri.

The concern there might be that it would rot underneath that acrylic. I’ve seen videos of things like hotdogs encased in epoxy that eventually spring leaks.

Maybe baking it would be a good idea. Something to sterilize, powder and mix into a binder.

It’s luck of the draw there. For me, it’s 100% off when I’m consistent - this is the first cycle I’ve had in like 5 years. But I’ve known people who kept having their cycle regardless. It’s very much an individual thing, but I think the typical experience is that it stops within six or so months. Check a resource like Hudson’s Guide too.

If you engage in sex that can lead to babies, remember testosterone is not birth control on its own.