Why Did Nobody Teach Me About My Body's Changes?

94% of women report gaps in health education

“As long as you’re not fingering your butthole after a #2 I think it’s totally fine to wipe middle to front.”
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As long as you’re not fingering your butthole after a #2 I think it’s totally fine to wipe middle to front.

Sharing experiencereddit7w ago

I use a bidet first which gets everything off lol. The. I wipe back to middle. And the middle to front. The bidet helps tremendously. The tissue paper is just used to help me dry the area

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I don't wipe I pat/dig. Same idea but thorough. Just whatever feels right so long as no paper that touches behind touches forward

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