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Woman's Tweet About A Guy's Misconception About Periods Opens Up A Floodgate Of Horrors đŸ˜±

Woman's Tweet About A Guy's Misconception About Periods Opens Up A Floodgate Of Horrors đŸ˜±
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In what must have been the most awkward date from hell, a Twitter user by the name of Fabuticaba shared that the 28-year-old man she was on the date with thought women's periods lasted a month.


Why he relayed this piece of horribly misguided information with his date is anyone's guess. Fabuticaba shared the news in a tweet that has since gone viral and, judging by the responses of other women, we're beginning to wonder how some of these men manage to leave the house everyday without hurting themselves.

It all started with this tweet.


The responses from women were enough to make your head explode.



Oh come on!





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Ya'll know what Google is right?



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Some responses opened up a whole bunch more questions.






So many misconceptions.



And from one extreme to the other.




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This would be really sweet if it wasn't so sad.


It's all fun and games until you realize this—



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H/T: Indy100, SomeCards

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