“My Daughter Started Her Period On The Bus Today. If You Are This Boy’s Mom I Want To Say Thank You”
Puberty is a traumatic time. No matter who you are, there is no doubt at least one humiliating story that haunts you from those days, however, if you’re lucky you also have a story of someone saving you from puberty-related embarrassment. The following post is one such story.
On the Reddit thread, ‘Little humans being bros’ someone shared a story from a grateful mother whose daughter had an embarrassing moment that could have gone a lot worse. Thankfully, a compassionate boy in the grade above her saved the day with a kind gesture and it will give you hope for our future men. Scroll down below to read this short heartwarming tale! (Facebook cover image: LightFieldStudios)
Getting your first period sucks but when you’re lucky there are people around to help you make the most of an embarrassing situation
Image credits: shutterstock / LightFieldStudios (not the actual photo)
Lot’s of people were impressed by what the boy did
Women started sharing their own period stories
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Share on FacebookIt's possible his Dad raised him to be nice and chivalrous too....
Oh yes, I can imagine "Mooom! Why did you do that?!"
Load More Replies...I will do my best to raise my son to become as kind and thoughtful as this young man <3
A good way to do that is by making sure he knows what goes on. Ignorance is often the reason for taunting and bullying.
Load More Replies...I saw a story about a high school guy who carried supplies for the ladies in his backpack. He was very popular - and smart.
Amazing the difference in this young man & the older, um, "gentleman" who were posted about recently because they reacted so badly to woman's menstrual products.
...maybe we are doing something right. Next News story: Millennials are killing toxic masculinity. Why hummer dealers are worried.
Load More Replies...when young - if I had a noticeable stain - I would have been embarassed to be told, but eternally grateful to be saved the horror of finding out the next time I went to the loo - maybe hours later. Luckily our school skirts were navy blue - and if we had an unexpected leak we swivelled our skirts back to front and kept our schoolbags in front of us'.
I lend my jacket to my friend to cover their skirt which is got stain from their period 2-3 times when i was in highschool.. its normal reaction..
It’s a small gesture but one that can save her years of embarrassment. Super sweet.
It's possible his Dad raised him to be nice and chivalrous too....
Oh yes, I can imagine "Mooom! Why did you do that?!"
Load More Replies...I will do my best to raise my son to become as kind and thoughtful as this young man <3
A good way to do that is by making sure he knows what goes on. Ignorance is often the reason for taunting and bullying.
Load More Replies...I saw a story about a high school guy who carried supplies for the ladies in his backpack. He was very popular - and smart.
Amazing the difference in this young man & the older, um, "gentleman" who were posted about recently because they reacted so badly to woman's menstrual products.
...maybe we are doing something right. Next News story: Millennials are killing toxic masculinity. Why hummer dealers are worried.
Load More Replies...when young - if I had a noticeable stain - I would have been embarassed to be told, but eternally grateful to be saved the horror of finding out the next time I went to the loo - maybe hours later. Luckily our school skirts were navy blue - and if we had an unexpected leak we swivelled our skirts back to front and kept our schoolbags in front of us'.
I lend my jacket to my friend to cover their skirt which is got stain from their period 2-3 times when i was in highschool.. its normal reaction..
It’s a small gesture but one that can save her years of embarrassment. Super sweet.















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