Hello, my sisters!
For a long time, I have been unsatisfied with the Landover Issue AIDS Repellant Gear we wear when known homosexuals are about. As most of you know from the Community Outreach Practice Raids, these suits are bulky, unflattering, and uncomfortable.

Well, I have finished making my own version, here modeled by my neighbor Penny Maxwell, and it suddenly occurred to me...perhaps this outfit could be the prototype for a whole new line of clothing: MenstraWear©, designed to get us out and about safely during That Time!

Notice the bold print warns others to keep their distance, yet the boots and other plastic coverings insulate you from the world. Best of all, the helmet keeps the hairdo neat and tidy, too, so you can hold your head high!
Think how nice it would be to actually leave the shack for a nice, solitary walk when you're feeling cooped up, and all while keeping the Community safe at the same time. You can have it all!
I'll need complete measurements if anyone wants to order one.
(Gloves not shown)
For a long time, I have been unsatisfied with the Landover Issue AIDS Repellant Gear we wear when known homosexuals are about. As most of you know from the Community Outreach Practice Raids, these suits are bulky, unflattering, and uncomfortable.

Well, I have finished making my own version, here modeled by my neighbor Penny Maxwell, and it suddenly occurred to me...perhaps this outfit could be the prototype for a whole new line of clothing: MenstraWear©, designed to get us out and about safely during That Time!

Notice the bold print warns others to keep their distance, yet the boots and other plastic coverings insulate you from the world. Best of all, the helmet keeps the hairdo neat and tidy, too, so you can hold your head high!
Think how nice it would be to actually leave the shack for a nice, solitary walk when you're feeling cooped up, and all while keeping the Community safe at the same time. You can have it all!
I'll need complete measurements if anyone wants to order one.
(Gloves not shown)
Jesus!


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