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Sleeping over my friends house on period (but there is more too it)
Okay. So I am sleeping over my friends house tomorrow night. It will be the second day of my period which is the heaviest. She is a really close friend and I don't care if she knows that I'm on my period. But the thing is... Her mom is my teacher. It's not awkward at all because she is my favorite teacher and she is really awesome and my friends and I have talked to her at school about period stuff. I never leak (I have a method.) But what if I have bad cramps and I look really sad or I can't do much, and she asks me why (my friend and I are in the kitchen a lot because we like to cook, and she is Usually there) what do I say? I just don't want it to be awkward.
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Bree1990 is absolutely correct in the advice she has given you. All three of you are women and all three of you have to deal with the problems of your periods. It is part of being a woman and nothing to be embarrassed about with them or your father or hers.
Those of us men who are married and many who are not are all familiar with women's periods. Today we learn about them in Sex ED. This is the Biology of a young healthy women who hopefully when the time comes will be able to bear healthy children. It is a part of the life cycle. Not something to be embarrassed about.
Enjoy your night with your friend.
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Hello Lady,
Don't worry about little things like that. Your friend and her mother are both females so they will understand that at times that you will feel uncomfortable while you're on your period. To keep the situation from becoming awkward give them both heads up that its your time of the month if you want. To get a little control over your cramps drink plenty of water, stay away from caffeine and use a heating pad for muscle spasms. Try to have a good at your friends house and don't worry yourself about something that hasn't even happened.
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