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How can I be gender inclusive when speaking about menstrual cycles?
Our Answer
What our doctors say
Please remember that not all women menstruate, and not all menstruators are women.
Alternative language to use:
- Period/menstruation products (instead of feminine hygiene products)
- when referring to people who get periods: menstruators, those with uteruses, people who menstruate, person on their period, mensturators etc.
- Instead of ""Aunt Flow"" - call it menstruation or a period instead of a 'soft' cover-up
- Be sure to support products and brands that are gender inclusive
For more information, check out our Gender Inclusivity Period Talk guide, made in partnership with Schuyler Bailar!