What the fuck ?

[mewawuschel@mastodon.catwuschel.com]

@braid WTF?

Not even when I coloured my pillow or towels with my wet hair.

I'd talk to the manager.

[mkoek@mastodon.nl]

@braid insulting and unwelcoming and wouldn't stay there ever again

[h3mmy@lgbtqia.space]

@braid Last time I encountered something like that was in a remote location somewhere in South Asia. There was a lot of bickering.

I'd probably make a bit of a fuss about it assuming it's safe to do so.

#Sexism #Menstruation #PinkTax

[alexisbushnell@toot.wales]

@braid wtaf? that's awful!

[emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.space]

@braid WTF

[benjamincox@writing.exchange]

@braid If they are doing this then it’s a straight up racket - hotel sheets see all kinds of bodily fluids spilled on them (sorry) so they would be charging customers multiple times a week. I would properly kick off and demand the charge gets dropped. By the way, name and shame the hotel because I would if I was in your shoes.

[mikefromlfe@cupoftea.social]

@braid This sounds like a money making scam. Complain and complain loudly in front of other guests. Name & shame on social media of all sorts. Write to the local tourist board.
Do NOT take this lying down.

[ginevracat@toot.community]

@braid That's absolutely awful. Blood washes out with the correct treatment like any other fluid. Pure sexism.

[netraven@hear-me.social]

@braid if you had shit on the blood it probably would of been ok.

[thecomfortablespotpodcast@mastodon.social]

@braid Name and shame.