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WaterAid wanted to draw attention to the 1.25 billion women worldwide who don't have access to a toilet during their period. So, the charity made an ad suggesting if men had periods, they would need manpons.
When you figure out how those things are connected, you can let me know.
They made two other strange spots—one about how men having periods would change football (soccer to us Yanks), and another about how men having periods would change office interactions.
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