Selfcare & Sexual Wellness

Camming on your period

There is a very big concern between the cam models when it comes to those days of the month since almost all the cam sites are literally banning showing it on camera. And who can blame them, when we as women are not so eager to show it to the planet. But still, there are some members out there who would really enjoy seeing you at that time of the month showing your liquid.

Leaving that aside, there are some hacks you can use so you won’t lose a few days of work every month. Loads of cam models all over the world who have already been put in this situation are giving you their best advice on certain forums, and also you can find information on youtube.

During our research, we found 3 safe methods to fake periods while camming. All of them work perfectly if you follow the rules.

The first of them is the tampon method. What you need to do is to introduce the tampon as high as you can, and cut the string so it won’t be seen on the camera. But be careful to not push it too far away and get it stuck. In this case, you should probably not use any toys while using the tampons.

The second technique the cam models use is the menstrual cup. They come in different textures and colors. The thing is that the first day can be really painful, and some of us can experience pain even on the second day of our period, so what do you do then?
In this case, you probably need one or two days off to recover, then you come back fresh with no pain.

When in doubt — go for long-term contraception
If you’re in the camming world for real and want to succeed, then your best option is to talk to your gynecologist and get long-term contraception. This should help you stop your flow and let you continue camming without losing any loyal clients.
Do know, however, that you’re playing with nature here. Women are supposed to have periods, so stopping them is essentially unnatural. Therefore, tread carefully and always follow your doctor’s instructions and advice.

Final thoughts
Yes, periods are messy and weird — there isn’t a single woman out there that actually likes getting a period. They can cause you a lot of pain, and if you’re a cam girl — a serious budget cut.
Your customers, no matter how loyal they may seem, might not understand why you suddenly cannot make all their vagina-related wishes come true. In fact, they might not be patient enough to wait it out, even though it’s just four or five days.

Yet, there’s no need to despair, as there are various things you can do when you’re surfing the crimson tide. Get your creative juices flowing by thinking of new show ideas, or opt for one of many period tools ladies rely on when they want to control their flow.

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U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Mail Delivery of Abortion Pills in 7-2 Vote

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an anti-abortion challenge targeting federal rules that allow abortion pills to be prescribed online and delivered through the mail.

In a 7-2 decision, the court granted an emergency appeal from the makers of Mifepristone and blocked a ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in Louisiana that would have banned the mailing of the medication. Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr. dissented.

Justice Alito criticized the decision, arguing it undermined the court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which returned abortion regulation authority to individual states.

The ruling represents a setback for abortion opponents who argue that abortion medication is unsafe. The case will now return to the 5th Circuit for further review.

Mifepristone was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2000 as a safe and effective medication for ending early pregnancies and treating miscarriages. It is commonly used together with misoprostol, a second drug that causes cramping.

Since 2016, the FDA has gradually eased restrictions on the medication. During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, the agency temporarily suspended the requirement for patients to obtain the pills directly from a clinic or doctor, before permanently removing the rule in 2023.

Medication abortions now account for nearly two-thirds of abortions in the United States, while telehealth services are used in approximately 27% of abortion cases nationwide.

The lawsuit was brought by Liz Murrill, who argued that allowing abortion pills to be mailed weakened Louisiana’s strict abortion ban. A federal judge initially delayed a final decision while the FDA conducted a separate review of the drug’s safety.

However, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals later ruled that the FDA had improperly relaxed its regulations, immediately reinstating restrictions on mailing the medication beginning May 1.

Abortion law experts described the appeals court decision as highly unusual, noting that courts rarely force the FDA to restore safety restrictions that the agency previously reviewed and deemed unnecessary.

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Chaturbate: Health + Wellness Event Returns Sept 17

Chaturbate announces its fifth annual Health + Wellness Event for September 17, 2025, themed “New Age of Self-Care.” The site frames self-care as a strategy for creators—covering unplugging without losing income, eating better without guilt, and setting boundaries that stick—through candid talks with creators and experts. Attendees can ask questions live in the chat during each session.

Schedule (PDT)
10:00–10:45 AM — Rest is Radical: Sleep, Balance & the Burnout Epidemic
Creators share strategies for downtime and prioritizing rest without sacrificing growth.
Speakers: Raquel Savage (Therapist), VioletttFlowers (Chaturbate Creator), BlondeFoxSilverFox (Chaturbate Creator).

11:00–11:45 AM — Glow Up From the Inside Out: Nutrition, Movement & Sex-Positive Wellness
How fueling your body and staying active can enhance confidence, libido, and overall well-being on—and off—camera.
Speakers: Chris Boss (Registered Dietitian), SaraLoveRays (Chaturbate Creator), LailaGetsNaked (Chaturbate Creator), DCHCCO (Chaturbate Creator).

12:00–12:45 PM — Wellness on a Budget: Affordable Self-Care for Creators
Small, sustainable habits and routines that don’t break the bank.
Speakers: Dr. Shawn (Board-Certified Anesthesiologist), AdalineStar, AlphaZack14, TiffaniLove (Chaturbate Creators).

1:00–1:45 PM — Mind Over Media: Mental Health in the Age of Always Being “On”
A candid discussion on anxiety, burnout, boundaries, therapy, and the pressures of always being online.
Speakers: Romi Rain (Adult Industry Icon), Heatherbby (Chaturbate Creator).

Chaturbate invites creators to join the live sessions and engage with the panelists throughout the day. More details: chaturbate.com/healthandwellness.

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Italy: Senate Passes Law Introducing Life Imprisonment for Femicide

In a historic move aimed at combating gender-based violence, the Italian Senate has unanimously passed a bill that formally enshrines femicide as a distinct criminal offense in the country’s Penal Code. With 161 votes in favor and none against, the legislation mandates life imprisonment for anyone found guilty of killing a woman out of gender-based hatred or with the intent to suppress her rights and freedoms.

According to Italy’s national press agency ANSA, cited by Agerpres, the law defines femicide as the act of murdering a woman “out of discrimination or hatred rooted in her gender, or with the goal of repressing her rights, freedoms, or identity.”

Beyond setting the maximum penalty, the bill also imposes tougher restrictions on access to prison benefits for femicide convicts and mandates new national programs focused on education and awareness to help prevent gender-based violence before it escalates.

The bill now moves to the Chamber of Deputies for final approval. Its introduction comes amid growing public outrage over the rise in femicide cases across Italy. In 2024 alone, official data from the Interior Ministry recorded 113 femicides, of which 99 occurred in family or intimate contexts. Tragically, 61 women were killed by current or former partners.

If adopted, Italy will join a small but growing number of countries that have codified femicide as a standalone crime—marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s efforts to protect women and address systemic violence rooted in misogyny.