Maybe it’s just my anatomy, but I have a feeling other women have pondered this too. The crotch panels in underwear are not in the correct place. They are too far back. This makes the placement of panty liners and pads guesswork until one gets experienced.
Companies have been manufacturing underwear for many, many years. I’m surprised nobody has figured it out. (Well, actually I’m not.) Do they all use the same pattern? What gives? The elasticized bands – see Bitch #4. 
I have something to say – so here’s my blog.
Believe it or not, I'm an optimist. That probably sounds funny after reading my rants, but it's true. Maybe it's because I see humor in everything - even if it's in things that kind of piss me off. I hope you enjoy my blog, and get a good laugh to start or end your day on a good note.
My name is Chris and I live in Southern New Hampshire (USA). I am very happily married and have two great little boys. Not much to bitch about there. They are pretty cool.
Enjoy the blog. :)
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Valerie said
Dude, that is SO TRUE. What’s up with that? I thought it was just me.
Nicole said
Oh my god, I know! Ha! I thought it was just me too…
v said
OMG! I thought it was just me. So glad to find out its not. One would think the manufactures would get a clue.
undies_jenny said
Hell yeah you should propose some innovation. We could get riich over this discovery.
… No seriously, you are right.