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I Cook For My Husband Using Menstrual Blood
Nov 8, 2017
There are few bodily fluids in the world more taboo and controversy-inspiring than menstrual blood. People react to periods the way you’d expect people to react to things that are way more unnatural and horrifying, especially considering that half the population has to deal with their menstrual cycle at some point in their lives. That’s why people react so strongly when we hear stories about people that involve the stuff: periods are taboo and nobody wants to talk about them. A great example of this taboo in action is the backlash an unknown woman received on the Internet for revealing that she uses her menstrual blood to cook for her husband.People were understandably outraged, especially considering that her husband didn’t know that it was happening, and as much as periods shouldn’t be so taboo, you probably shouldn’t be cooking with menstrual blood. However, there’s a really long and old tradition of women using their menstrual blood to cook for the men in their lives for different reasons, and unsurprisingly, it has a lot to do with magic. Here’s everything you need to know about why people use their menstrual blood in food, not to mention other things.
An unknown woman got a lot more than she bargained for. Her story about using her menstrual blood to cook for her unsuspecting husband got a ton of backlash when the story went viral on social media. However, she wasn’t worried about it, and she even came clean as to why she does it.
Her reasoning was simple. She admitted outright that she cooks with her menstrual blood because she doesn’t want her husband cheating on her. She swears up and down not only that it works, but that her aunt also does it and is in a happy marriage to a man who wouldn’t look twice at another woman.
She knows it’s wrong, but also knows it’s not poisonous. While she admitted that she knew that cooking for her husband using her period blood without him knowing was wrong, she doesn’t think it’s poisonous. She was adamant that if cooking with her period blood was the way she could keep her marriage intact, she’s okay with continuing to do it. (sic) “If that is d way my marriage will be intact I have no regrets. Am a very emotional being. I might die if my heart is ever broken. Who are u people to judge me.”
