The Camp Gyno Analysis

The Camp Gyno The commercial I will be discussing in this paper would be “The Camp Gyno” created by the company AuntFlo. This commercial was produced in 2013 and I am shocked that more advertisements like this are not made. Regardless of genetics, male or female, puberty can be a tumultuous ordeal that brings to light more confusion than it does answers. If there was a guide to the human body that every adolescent experiencing the first signs of puberty can access, life would be so much easier. This does not exist, and we are at the mercy of our body and the chaos and mayhem that is about to occur. Parents are the only reliable source and even this can be an embarrassment since we don’t even know what is happening, and not to mention finding
This commercial is based on a mail order service that sells online feminine hygiene products. The less than 2-minute advertisement hilariously and boldly destroys the embarrassment factor of entrance in to womanhood. The graduation from age 12 to the beginning of teens must be the most confusing and chaotic stage of life for anyone. As a male your voice starts to crack, facial hair starts to speckle your body, you start to grow taller and now you are in the beginning stages of becoming a man. For a female, this is an even more traumatic event, writhe with hormonal changes bringing forth the beginning stages of womanhood by introducing them to their periods and the emotional toll it can have on an adolescent girl. Having a period is a females welcome to adulthood and maturation, but still we keep this issue locked up and designate certain members of the family. The matriarch or grandparent is the usual bearer of wisdom, that one person who will have all the answers towards their new passage of life, in conservative situations the family doctor gets due diligence of dispensing the facts of life. This essay will delve in to the reasons why commercials like this are needed and the result of the viewer both
Even medical jargon they are “Sanitary Napkins or Pads” or feminine hygiene products. Bodily functions are normal to all males and females, its just the when blood is discharged that we all get that icky kind of feeling and mentally plug our ears and exit the conversation. There is a toddler book is called “Everyone Poops” by author Taro Gomi, this book was written to explain the normalcy of defecation, since obviously everyone does it. It is currently 2018 and we still find this topic “gross”. If a person has gas or even let’s say diarrhea, this is perfectly normal to speak about, just as long as we don’t include anything that happens around or near a