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May serve as an example of a trend that failed to take off, but gained momentum in how people were quick on debunking the myth around the fact that vagina discharge is gross and unhealthy

Thoughts on it?

Yea, that was the exact opposite of what I was hoping that would be about.

Same tbh

I was gonna anticipate sexy pics, but now I feel disgusted reading this…

wow misogynists u wanted panty pics of strange girls whoring themselves out but you're disgusted by the natural womynly process you found instead???

tbh I've never heard the myth or stigma that vaginas are not supposed to be wet throughout the day, or that it's gross.

The article makes it seem like it was other women saying it was gross.

Even the OP said she's moist but apparently her moistness is so "healthy" it evaporates instead of absorbing into her panties.

{ In the post, the woman brags that her vagina is so healthy, she never gets "crusty" panties. "I may discharge, yes, but my panties aren't going to show it," she said in a follow-up video. When women on Twitter caught wind of the post, it went viral, with women mocking the original poster for misunderstanding how healthy vaginas actually work. }

Which probably just means she's less moist than some of us, so it doesn't accumulate. It's clear and odorless so it shouldn't be like some swamp anyway. Some guys pay good money for worn panties, she shouldn't hate.

Isn't getting wet like, the equivalent of a man getting a boner? My ex's panties were wet when she was horny af. I didn't know they also get wet like, daily? How is that comfortable

{ Isn’t getting wet like, the equivalent of a man getting a boner? }

That's moistness act 2.
Act 1 is just daily lubricant, much less quantity.

Yes, we are wet all the time, but that's the way the vagina cleans and lubricates itself. Women may experience an increase of discharge close to their periods. Abnormal discharge might be a sign of a disease.