In many cultures and societies, individuals with vaginas are accustomed to thinking that touching and peeking at their genitals is inappropriate or that taking ownership and autonomy of our own body and pleasure seems a whimsical story. The way we are constantly lectured about our bodies has informed our ideas and attitudes around sexual and reproductive health, particularly menstrual health.  I live in Nepal, where menstruation has been, and still is, a taboo. A few years ago, I signed up for the social networking platform Clubhouse, where I joined virtual ‘rooms’ where people talked openly about menstruation and menstrual cups. Being a newbie to menstrual cups while at the same time advocating their use, I felt proud and excited every time I shared or heard people talking about it.