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Khloe Kardashian — I Break for Tampons!

Filed under: Khloe Kardashian , Nurse! Wearing an appropriately red dress, Khloe Kardashian wielded a sledgehammer at an event for Kotex tampons yesterday in NYC — proving she’s the best woman for the job, period. Read more

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Khloe Kardashian Prays for Kim, Challenges Society to Think Differently About Periods and Vaginal Health

Khloe Kardashian is doing her best Dear Abby impression this week. First, the reality star doled out advice for sister Kim Kardashian . She told the Today show: “I pray she stays single. Kim goes from one relationship to the next.” She does?!? Kim has dated two men in the last three years. One of them filmed the pair having sex and then sold the video to the highest bidder… but still. Khloe added that “it’s just time to move on” for the pair, words of wisdom that Kardashian has taken to heart. Or, to be more specific, to vagina. Lamar Odom’s bustier better half has signed Kotex’s Declaration of Real Talk. Sponsored by the tampon-producing company, it cites a recent North American study that says women feel expected to keep vaginal health issues to themselves. It asks females to “embrace a new attitude” and sign their names to this pledge: Why is Khloe wearing a hard hat and carrying a fake sledge hammer as part of the Kotex campaign? It’s unclear. Does anyone actually think “vagina” is a dirty word? Or is this just a marketing ploy by the company? Discuss among yourselves and check out Khloe shilling for the Declaration below: [Photos: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com]

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New Kotex Campaign Wants To Make You Uncomfortable

Kotex is running ads to help remove the stigma around menstruation and vaginas and stuff by making us confront the terminology that my kind (men) worked so hard to sanitize back in the 1960s. The Best Links: Kotex’s “Get Real” Campaign Via Nerve View