Always Goodbye Gush Fears

Recorded July 2023

[marwood]

Why does everything have to be deliberately disgusting in 2024? We don't want to hear about 'gushing'. It's just vile. The term 'heavy period' has been around forever and perfectly describes it without making everyone feel ill.

[karenwhite]

Ive just seen this ad at 3.30pm on channel 4 during School of Rock! its Sunday, how inappropriate, hope families werent eating

[deydododontdedoh.]

I don't want to hear of gushing or see red blood while I'm watching tv commercials!!!

Yes I know its 'natural' and 'Normal'

We know what they are for!

What next condom adverts that mention semen and a clip of white fluid in them? No of course not because although that is also natural it's not something we need to see on a tv commercial!!! ffs!!! 😡

[Pepper]

I have experienced these moments……BUT I don’t need or want to watch an advert for it at 7:45pm!
Call it a “heavy period”……it’s what it’s always been called.
Absolutely no need for this description.

[dakotafarm]

Having a surprise sudden gush makes you smile? Why not do an ad for Depends showing someone with incontinence suddenly crapping their pants and then smiling too?
This is so disgusting and this ad has been pushed in our faces for months on end. Worse than the Lume deodorant commercials, the Wush men's "dirty ears" commercial, and even worse than the Jardiance "diabetes is swell" dancing commercials.

[lukebrennan]

The term gush in this context is wild to me

[AnneNewton-sfru]

I don't think you've been her situation You'd want the security of knowing you won't look like something out of "Carrie "

[georginadepoix]

Disgusting advert it’s perverse. Women’s bodies are sacred and who the hell allowed this to pass as an advert. What kind of people think this is ok. This type of marketing and advertising is disrespectful and mocking