Sign the petition!
Sign the petition!

Our bodies
are not indecent.

Normally we make menstrual care. Right now we're making waves—by challenging the censorship of menstruation on TV. Join us! Share your stain story, sign the petition to uncensor this content, explore our goods, and help make the menstrual experience better for all.

Our bodies
are not indecent.

Normally we make menstrual care. Right now we're making waves—by challenging the censorship of menstruation on TV. Join us! Share your stain story, sign the petition to uncensor this content, explore our goods, and help make the menstrual experience better for all.

Share your stain story

The Campaign

We put portraits of menstruators in blood-stained underwear on a 12’ tall truck and drove it around the FCC building in DC, because the truth of our bodies and our experiences should never be censored.

Share Your
Stain Story

Some may be censoring stories about menstrual blood, but we're collecting as many as we can! Share yours—whether it was a track meet, a job interview, or a date—and we'll send you free duets™.

  1. Post a video on social of your stain story
  2. End your video by saying "My Body Is Not Indecent"
  3. Use #NotIndecent and tag us @RespectTheMoon
  4. Look out for a DM from us for free duets™

Behind The Scenes

Our models came to the shoot knowing they were doing "something with periods." Then we got into censorship, and conversation swerved to misrepresentation, stigma, "blue goo," and the bleak legacy of "Carrie."

Ren

"It's disgraceful... it's inattentive... menstrual cycles shouldn’t be evocative."

Bre'ona

"If [menstrual blood] is shown, it's framed as horror...a way to say that women are crazy."

Anastasiya

"You see depictions of rape, murder. But something natural, you’re not allowed to see?!"