I'm using. I've shared my experience somewhere here before. Can search it up. Highly recommended if you don't find you grossing out with your own blood and is fine putting fingers in to dig it out.

Search tinytapir. It's a store in bangsar. Bought my first mooncup from them online and recently walk in to their shop to get another 2 Meluna cups. Have been using for more than 2 years already.

Actually, compared to tampon, I don't feel the cup at all. Tampons actually dry out the area so I feel more uncomfortable with tampons most of the time. Only thing is that menstrual cups has a higher percentage of leaking compared to tampons, so if I'm going to be running about busy doing things, I usually opt for tampon on my heavy days.

When it's full, it'll start to leak a little. I always wear panty liner with it in case it leaks. For me, I use cups the most after the first 2 days and that's when I'm not as heavy flow, so it usually isnt full when I empty it twice a day.

Actually this one you can feel like got air coming out. Cause it uses pressure to hold the cup in place, when the cup gets fills up, the air has to go somewhere. That's my theory la, but I also not sure when I feel got air coming out and like a little wet, then I'll go check if it's leaking or not.

Yup. Can save on pads and tampons. Especially for some like me, my 3rd and 4th day usually almost nothing, then 5th day continue with some light bleeding. So I just wear the cup and clean it twice a day. Sometimes I forget that I'm even on my period, that's how comfortable it is for me. I can never ignore the fact that I have a tampon inside me lol. It also doesn't dries out like a tampon does when the flow is not heavy.

There are different sizes, get the smallest one first and try try. Takes some time to get used to it. I almost gave up when it kept leaking cause didn't insert properly. There's a livejournal website on menstrual cups with lots of info, maybe you can google it up, read a little and decide again whether it's for you or not

Hurt can be subjective. If it hurts, there got to be a reason why it's hurting.

As for virginity, you can refer to the livejournal site where lots of other girls that have your similar concerns have posted their questions before:
http://menstrual-cups.livejournal.com/tag/virginity

Itchy? Did you give it another try? Maybe you are allergic to it.

Great to hear that!
Not many females in this country are comfortable with the idea. Nothing much we can do about that until they are willing to give it a try for themselves.

Say goodbye to tampons and pads, menstruation is no longer a hassle anymore.

Haha. Okay.

I've read that some use tissue to clean it.
I just do it at home. Lucky thing my office has private toilets so it's clean, but I hardly change it at office also.

Just scroll thru this thread a bit and you'll find a similar question which has already been answered.