Flexible absorbent article with a lobed absorbent layer

An absorbent article characterized by comprising:

• a. a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction, and a depth direction;
• b. a longitudinal axis and a transverse axis wherein the absorbent article is asymmetrical about the transverse axis;
• c. a chassis comprising:
• i. a first transverse direction end edge and a second transverse direction end edge;
• ii. a topsheet layer comprising a first longitudinal direction peripheral edge and a second longitudinal direction peripheral edge;
• iii. a backsheet layer comprising a first longitudinal direction peripheral edge and a second longitudinal direction peripheral edge;
• iv. an absorbent system positioned between the topsheet layer and the backsheet layer, the absorbent system comprising a garment facing surface, a wearer facing surface, a first longitudinal direction peripheral region and a second longitudinal direction peripheral region, and at least two absorbent layers, wherein at least one of the absorbent layers of the absorbent system is a lobed absorbent layer comprising a first lobe and a second lobe wherein the first and second lobe define a longitudinally extending void space in the lobed absorbent layer, and wherein the lobed absorbent layer further comprises a transversely extending void space;
• v. a first longitudinal direction bond region wherein the first longitudinal direction peripheral edge of the topsheet layer is bonded to the first longitudinal direction peripheral edge of the backsheet layer;
• and
• vi. a second longitudinal direction bond region wherein the second longitudinal direction peripheral edge of the topsheet layer is bonded to the second longitudinal direction peripheral edge of the backsheet layer;
• vii. at least one flexure feature wherein the at least one flexure feature comprises at least one flexure element extending in a direction generally parallel to the longitudinal axis and wherein the at least one flexure element is positioned within the void space;
• and
• viii. a secondary flexure feature extending in a direction generally parallel to the transverse axis and positioned within the transversely extending void space;
• and
• d. a first non-integral wing and a second non-integral wing, each of the first and second non-integral wings bonded to the backsheet layer.