Alberto Monteiro wrote:
>
> Jim Sharkey wrote:
> >
> > Anyone not mature enough to buy condoms without being embarassed isn't
> > mature enough for sex Maru
> >
> Where are condoms sold in your country? Here they are only available
> in drugstores, and teenagers usually don't go to drugstores. They
> should be sold in the markets, along with diapers and (things that
> women use to absorb bleeding - dunno the English term)
"Feminine hygiene supplies" is the general term. They fall into 2
classes -- "sanitary napkins" and "tampons". I can find the Canadian
French and Spanish words for "sanitary napkin" if you really want me to,
but the nearest package that has info in 3 languages isn't exactly in
the room.
And I find those on the same aisle as condoms at my grocery store.
Diapers are a few aisles over, in a special "baby section" that includes
baby formula, jars of baby food, and some clothing for infants under a
year old. And disposeable sippy-cups. (We buy the disposeable sippy
cups but haven't disposed of anything so far besides one lid that got
cracked, but it's very nice that the sippy cups cost under $1 each.)
Julia
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