Why do you need panty liners if your periods don't happen every day?

Julia's answer, of course, is resourceful, smart and all the things, but the basic purpose is much simpler. They are needed because the girl's discharge occurs every day.

Someone uses them, someone does not - neither one nor the other is not fatal.

(Answer it seems simple and seems obvious, but a year ago I found out, meeting with a guy, that not all guys are aware of this aspect of the female body.)

I already wrote about this on TQ. Panty liners allow you not to worry about the cleanliness of your underwear throughout the day. They are needed:

● Before and after menstruation. Sometimes a pad "for every day" is used as a safety net on the eve of the onset of menstruation.

● After - to protect against residual, smearing discharge.

● During menstruation, if the girl uses tampons. The daily routine will serve as additional protection for the underwear.

● Some panty liners also have a scent that is designed to mask the smell of discharge.

● During ovulation, when intravaginal secretion increases dramatically.

● Panty liners help keep you clean when you're on a long journey and don't have the time to shower or change your underwear.