“My Daughter Started Her Period On The Bus Today. If You Are This Boy’s Mom I Want To Say Thank You”
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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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It's possible his Dad raised him to be nice and chivalrous too....
Nice point Darryl.
doesn't really matter who raised him, he's still nice and chivalrous
@Hendra Lim No it doesn't matter but the mom said she wanted to thank the MOM who raised the boy when she could've just said "parents"...
oh, yeah... i missed that one
Yep, amazingly--as opposed to some posts on this site to the contrary---ALL guys aren't complete asstards
But more than enough are. It’s important to address it.
Unfortunately, there are parents who don't discuss the subject, therefore we should have it taught in school !!!
I love your user name. Darryl was awesome, a true defender of his 'castle'!
What a lovely fella! Teens frequently rip each other to pieces so it's nice that, instead, he was caring. Heart warming.
but then mom posts it on fb *dies on her behalf* hihi
Oh yes, I can imagine "Mooom! Why did you do that?!"
I thought of that, too. At least it looks like it was posted to a closed group
That's why these posts are fake/made up in photoshop and you can't click on the Facebook "links". Noone gets hurt. ^_^/
HAHA good point!
It's possible his Dad raised him to be nice and chivalrous too....
Nice point Darryl.
doesn't really matter who raised him, he's still nice and chivalrous
@Hendra Lim No it doesn't matter but the mom said she wanted to thank the MOM who raised the boy when she could've just said "parents"...
oh, yeah... i missed that one
Yep, amazingly--as opposed to some posts on this site to the contrary---ALL guys aren't complete asstards
But more than enough are. It’s important to address it.
Unfortunately, there are parents who don't discuss the subject, therefore we should have it taught in school !!!
I love your user name. Darryl was awesome, a true defender of his 'castle'!
What a lovely fella! Teens frequently rip each other to pieces so it's nice that, instead, he was caring. Heart warming.
but then mom posts it on fb *dies on her behalf* hihi
Oh yes, I can imagine "Mooom! Why did you do that?!"
I thought of that, too. At least it looks like it was posted to a closed group
That's why these posts are fake/made up in photoshop and you can't click on the Facebook "links". Noone gets hurt. ^_^/
HAHA good point!