Nah I’ll skip that and live on 😂😂

😂

Females have that problem a few days per month, for a few decades, but cheer up, it could be worse; people with social-anxiety disorder (or even autism) have that problem every day, forever.

That part was slightly existential and fucked me up.

- lord forbid you’re a woman that HAVES social anxiety, so you’re basically fucked.

vagainia?

vegene

Aaliyah lawrence YUP

Aaliyah lawerence yep

Aaliyah lawrence ~correction first MOVIE...

I find it very sad…women were expected to do so much work for others and suffer in silence

@@AwayFromSirens if you live under a belief that people see you as less it will manifest in your life. You think good men are noticed and cared for? Men and women are a team. And decent people, the hardworkers, are always taken for granted.

@@HadrianGuardiola so true, my wife works hard, I work hard we both have different tasks but I don’t see her tasks any less then my own. We are a team. I feel sad for people that never saw the hard work their parents put in. I could speculate that they expect it or look down on certain work needing to be done and this is a projection. Finding an equal partner is necessary.

Probably because earth was always known as mother like the goddess Gaia etc

No such thing... only the one true God of this world rules with Jesus at his right hand. Come Lord Jesus 🙏

These quotes are too real

But if the depression, anxiety, and horrible feelings continue, please look up what PMDD is and talk to a doctor or gynecologist about treatment if you think you have it. This is a vital piece of information that unfortunately was unavailable in 1946, but realizing I had PMDD (pre-mentrual dysphoric disorder) has greatly decreased the amount of emotional agony you are in. It is one thing to struggle with mood swings and live with it, but a whole other thing to live with chronic depression and/or anxiety every time you're about to get your period. If something causes you too much pain, seeing a good doctor who listens and helps is worth it.

😂

@@fidgeting_fireflyI have PMDD and it was so bad I couldn’t function with my daily activities

That one felt personal 😂

"... life of Hell for 30 years......" 30 years? more like 40, and perhaps more. Better nutrition and greater body weight for women means longer time until menopause.

The boys at my school got men's deodorant... Then stole and played with our tampons

And what a stupid waste to live this and never have children. I must have sinned terribly in a past life.

@@SerendipityNJ would have thought 10 year olds was too young... mayb more 12 for early bloomers

@@kristinabliss I couldn't agree more and I know how you feel. My 32 years was Pure Hell! And I was never able to have a child either. But in hindsight it's okay. Because with all the abuse I suffered as a child by my father. I wouldn't have wanted him/her to turn out like me.

Times have really changed. These days you can get your sex changed without parental consent.

@@cellgrrlwhere are you getting this info 😭

@@fullbodiedangel "Washington bill to allow medical transgender interventions on minors without parental consent "_NY Post April 17, 2023. I read that it has recently passed. California has it on their books as well. Internet search it.

@@cellgrrl Continue that statement tho instead of misleading ppl. The bill is for kids in special circumstances who are currently not living with their parents and cover a lot of medical treatments these minors can now get w/o their parents being able to interfer like mental health services. The bill is directed at "mature minors" as well, with many areas having a minimum age of 13 or 14. Also you ignorant twit, sex change operations are the LAST part of transistioning. You know what the 1st part is? Consulting with a Dr and a therapist. Then if the patient and the Dr think it would be in the patient's best interest to start medical interventions like puberty blockers - something used for DECADES to stop precocious puberty w/o any permanent side effects - then they take meds for as long as they feel they need to. There is a whole process trans ppl have to go thru to get to the surgery stage and not all trans ppl choose to have surgeries, or they pick and choose which ones they want for their stage of like. No doctor is approving instant mastectomies and hysterectomies and vaginal and penile reconstruction surgeries to 10 yr olds who walk in and say they don't like their bodies. Freaking educate yourself before acting like an ignorant reactionary fool online.

Haha! My mother is 97 now and I'm still waiting for any kind of birds and the bees talk from her. At least she did let me go to the class. Not this one but similar in 1972.

We use to be a mature society. This wasn’t considered an oddity, it was part of nature. Disney use to be a wonderful company that was able to make subject serious and professional but still beautiful and creative

I was impressed too with how informative it was, just very well done.

I learned a lot lol

A pity Lizzie Bordern never had that advice

Right? It's insane. I was diagnosed 10 YEARS after I first got my period. 10 years with overwhelming pain, and a period that lasted 15 days. Being forced to do PE, when I had cramps that felt like birth. Oh boy does it suck!

​@@Bela.r.20wow. 10 years! That's far too long to have been dealing with that pain and excessive bleeding😥

Honestly Disney based for not normalizing incredibly bad period cramps

And men. I really like how accents were then

@@jayjaydubful i saw somewhere that actually people didn't talk with that accent irl, just on tv and radio

I think it was deliberate. In the olden days people were more collectivistic in their thinking, so they thought more about how they would sound to others.

They were trained that way. Believe me, no mother ever had that calm voice with all the baby boomer kids from the 40’s and on. And any parent on your block could yell at you too. Most of us learned about pads and tampons at summer camp lol.

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Right?? I feel more educated in 10 minutes than I was during my whole 9th grade health class.

Bc we aren't allowed to talk about it in school, bc anything to do with sex is now labeled pornographic instead of natural, bc students don't have the maturity to handle this info bc it's been made taboo and we have been told it's disgusting, inappropriate and told to keep it hush hush. In other words...we have devolved when it comes to education.

Something is seriously wrong with educational systems of today. They're more interesting in money than child development That's why we have so many young adults who can't even multiply without thinking of using a calculator, despite having graduated Thanks for nothing school! Luckily, I took the initiative to learn all the basics I missed out on during my school days and I get it now

The 1980s and the "Moral Majority" conservative backlash happened. It's amazing to read books from the 1960s and '70s and realize how far backwards we've gone. Judy Blume's "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret" is a lot more controversial now than when it was published in 1970.

Because its cruella deville telling us

Just yet... They only have to ask Kimberly-Clark.

Yeah, I can see why. This has great information in it, but also as severely outdated information too. Don't want to be spreading misinformation even if there is some good here.

@@catst9927I don’t know that anything is seriously outdated.

I was thinking the same. :')

On fleek

Lol

It's a cartoon duh

Yes, you wouldn't expect Disney to create such a sexy baby.

Because the blue hair harpies, men who think they’re women and women of think they’re men would cry and whine about it being exclusive. How dare we believe in a binary and biology 😩

Because they are pushing other things than normal body functions

@@cherylmartell6625those kids ain’t gonna indoctrinate themselves into turning into a trans

Because straightforward and informative is now considered a turnoff. The starting point today would be a celebrity presenter desperate to make it "fun", with a constant thudding music track behind it.

@@Mk101T as a woman I'd like to show this to a man that's being a jerk instead of a human being, but that sounds usual for you doesn't it... you deserve not the back of a hand but a fist.,...piss off

yeah, Disney was good on driver's ed too. Absolutely saved lives. As to this one, it did handwave over how the fallopians catch the eggs (that's a fascinating topic in of itself) but overall I came here to smile at 1940s irony but stayed for the honesty. 9/10 would recommend for niece (or daughter if that happens).

There is one thing that has changed: This video says it's normal for periods to be irregular for just the first year. However, now they say that they are often irregular for the first several years. My periods were irregular for the first 10 years (until my early 20s), but none of my doctors were concerned about it; they said it was normal for young women.

@@halleyorion There is tons of research on this topic. It seems your Dr used the word “normal” interchangeably for not a medical problem. It’s not common to be irregular for 10 years without a hormone, weight change , or long term illness to be at the root. I am sure they do not want girls to assume and go 10 years without checking with a Dr. I am sure it is possible to be irregular without health issues however 2 to 3 years is the average time before it regulates.

@@halleyorion I am sorry your dr didn’t take it serious since irregular or abnormal ovulation accounts for 30% to 40% of all cases of infertility.

that did not sound like a 31 year old, she sounded like a kindly old grandmother!

Thank you!

@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 She may have been a smoker. They all smoked like chimneys back then!

😂

Was she also the narrator from Cinderella?

I liked that too. This was well put together like most everything was during that period. (Pun not intended lol)

But although some girls are different physically (albeit all white…) , they all graduate from blocks to dolls….

Please repent and find YHWH Elohim and keep the commandments in Exodus 20 and Leviticus 11 Please read Exodus 20 and pray for forgiveness 2nd Corinthians 5:17 “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” [37] Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. [38] This is the first and great commandment. [39] And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. [40] On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets. Matthew 22:37-40 Please read the book of Jonah, Matthew, Exodus you'll have the information you need.😊😂💐🌈🎉😅

Everyone has always known that. The issue is now people want to normalize obesity while also suggesting we pay for their bad habits.

​@@Lolirock971I am gay

Because animation back then and the target audience both had class. Nowadays its internet zoomers and tiktok braindead parents and hoes. And Disney of today is full of pedos.

THIS!!!!

no, it was ripped to shreds for being bad. "Are You There God It's Me Margaret" came out around the same time and nobody ripped that one.

I think people hated it for the way the mother was portrayed, she was psycho 😅

The movie was pretty creepy man. It wasn't what they did, it was how they did it. Really kids aroun 13 to 15 shouldn't be shown in media being sexual even if it happens in real life.

Sad but true. 🤦🏼

that's a whole goddamn mood

Holly Taylor Damn

They called me out so damn bad

Otherwise known as "suck it up, Buttercup." I hate this attitude. Don't invalidate how crappy I feel, unless you want a stabbin'.

Yea. I love narrators with that smooth voice, whether it’s man or woman. It’s just so satisfying 🙂

Not if you're black. This gives me ptsd.

@@clarelabellerose Was a very racist era, still racist now but still.

She seems like the type that when you were at girls camp and got your first period she would introduce you to it like this:

@@aliyahthegoat2633 A beautiful voice is racist. HAHAHAHAHA!!!

Tell her, ASAP👍.. I started my periods at 10... So. You want her prepared just in case .. 🌈

@@henriettahenson Oh my goodness, wow!! I started mine around 12 or 13 don't remember exactly. I will soon then.

​@@henriettahenson9 for me

Doesn't it usually depend on when the mother started? Or is that old outdated information?

@angelandannie5640 it keeps getting lower in this comment section 😆 for me it was 9

And/or a prequel called "The Story of Menarche"!

Boys are too immature at that age and will normally harass girls. Especially with the cross dressing freaks mocking women and girls now.

Menstruation is not titilating at all it is very wonderful and interesting!

@@eugeniosabater8449 "Wonderful" 🤦‍♀

I agree. I am 66 and l remember in elementary school they had all the girls leave class and go to the auditorium for some mysterious reason. I asked a friend what it was all about and she said it was a talk about menstruation. Until seeing this video l wasn't aware of exactly how it all worked.

I am a 36 year old male and and I agree too! Such a beautiful film about an otherwise touchy but important subject that the precious, sensitive, important, beloved, beautiful female body goes through. ❤

Well periods are gross. But they’re natural. What can you do? Not to the point where it’s a taboo thing though

Who the hell are you talking to that thinks periods are gross and disgusting? Are you in middle school or something?

@@bennu547 for real 😭 not only they are visually attacking, painful, and they smell revolting too 💀💀

​@@crunchycrustyteacupshards6902 It's all about perception. You obviously have very negative associations with menstruating, and seem to feel embarrassed and ashamed about menstruating. If you were raised in a different environment where periods were a celebrated and a valued part of womanhood, your perception about the sensory experience of menstruating would be more positive, even with all the symptoms. There is no shame in being a biological woman. It's attractive and sexy. The body scents we have are a biologically important part of attracting people. A loved one's scent would be important to you, as yours would be to your loved one, including children being comforted by the familiarity of the smell of you, if you are associated with positive experiences. (Men don't have as strong sense of smell as women. Women are attracted to men who have an immune system that most differs to theirs, so their children have a better chance of a stronger immune system). The human body is extraordinary. Especially the complexity of a woman's body! That definitely includes your body. ✨️ That you are menstruating means that you are probably fertile, and will most likely have a choice if you want children, or not. Some women don't have that option. It's something to be appreciative of. If you think any of your bodily scents don't smell right, and it's not just a matter of personal preference, it's best to see a doctor in case you have an infection. Having a woman's body is certainly an ongoing challenge! But personally, I would rather be a woman than anything else!

@@daniellamcgee4251 As a female who was raised in a positive environment about periods, and when I first got mine, I was celebrated, I can honestly say, that periods ARE gross. It's literally blood exiting the body. Even the body thinks it gross and unneeded, hence the reason it is shed every month. Yes, as gross as they are (like pooping and peeing), it is natural, and the idea overall, is beautiful. Still, the pain, the worrying if you're going to bleed through your pants, the mood swings, etc., etc. can be quite annoying, inconvenient, and yes, gross.

Not unless they allow boys who think they’re girls to watch as if they will ever have periods.

Yes. Abstinence-only has done so much damage to sex education.

I haven't seen anyone hating on it in the comments

At any rate, it's better than that weird one from the 80s, with the period club!

Yeah I love it! Calm and gentle, like a mother figure. Great advice for women and girls, and overall informative and reassuring

In the sixties Kimberly Clark sold books and supplies to prepare a young girl for this experience. The Mother would buy it for her daughter.

Probably dudes that think that anal bleeding is menstruation. Fyi, don't buy Always brand tampons, they have been advertising to guys who want to shove them in the other place where the sun don't shine. This video promotes good health and is an invaluable tool for presenting this education without the embarrassment and stigmas that society attaches to it. The only people that I can imagine being offended are those that honestly, despite all evidence to the contrary, believe that there is no difference between a man and a woman. Nothing makes radical ideologues more angry than than reason, logic and common sense.

This I believe was banned for a long time or at least that's what I heard. Which is ridiculous because it's handled very well and is very informative. Sure it's a tad dated with the subtle tones that suggest every girl is going to become a mother but it's overall still very progressive and promotes healthy self-esteem.

WHAT?! This did no such thing. It made you target of abuse and to make you feel like a stereotype. You are strong and able to gain aid without falling for this shit. Ugh! Seen this and was grossed. This was designed to make you look gross to men instead of cared for.

FENRIR-ART you're telling her how to feel let her feel happy for being a woman 💁

FENRIR-ART I’m actually it was a better way to explain it. These itching disgusting about this and if you think about it if your mother didn’t have a period you want to been born

That is so funny and so true

What was so bad about them?? 😧

46 huh? I also started at 9 yrs old. My grandmothers are passed away and my mother had a hysterectomy so I have nobody to compare with as to when I can expect menopause. I was sort of hoping since I started early I might also end early 😂 If I'm anything like you I have another 6 years to go

@@MaleOrderBridebruh

Dang...I was a month before I turned 14...how many more years I got to suffer?!?! I'm 47 now 😢

Fun DIYs And more this is how I explained it to my 5yo son. Every time I get my period, he says "are you bleeding again?" "If you just have a baby you don't have to bleed..." 😁😍

Jen Pitre haha

Fun DIYs And more lol yea

Hyberbole and a half

Fun DIYs And more lmao

Yeah, except the menstrual blood was white like Elmer's Glueall.

@@ruth7603 so? Human's skin is greyish?

@@Yep6803igga do you not know the color of blood 💀

Right

Sim, muito real

I'm sure there's a video about pregnancy. This one is specifically for menstruation, not pregnancy.

This is not a documentary , documentary doesn't mean informative, its literally just a style of film, documentaries can be fictional, its like any other genre, and this certainly doesn't fall into it.

I know right....Like wtf😔😒😒😒...

because of cucks

I use to faint, when we had sex Ed, omg I was so shocked, as was told nothing,

Gill Young you fainted?!

same

My grandma still thinks tampons are only for married women

What kind of misinformation did she tell you about

@@PraiseTheFSMonster She didn't believe me when I told her about diva cups and sponges

@@mlp-violet-star does she believe you can stop your pms if you try hard enough

@@PraiseTheFSMonster I've never asked her but Mother Natures gonna come any day now so I'll just ask once she's here

Why is everyone saying this was an informative video? It doesn’t even mention what might be the single most important thing to prepare them for - the fact that they will bleed. If I saw this before I got my first period without other information, I’d be terrified when I started seeing blood. Pads, tampons or any other sanitary product aren’t brought up at all (though tampons were pretty controversial in the 1940s, so that’s not surprising). Sure, this has scientific information, but that’s not what kids need to know before they’ve had a period - they need to know how to deal with it, and they need to know they aren’t about to die. I’m not saying it’s completely useless, but it definitely doesn’t do nearly a good enough job at explaining menstruation, so I don’t know why people are acting like it is. It’s dated at best.

@@ionabab7274 People were not R-tarded back in the day like the "modern" western stupid sheep who need LABELS and INSTRUCTIONS on every product. You had a mother to tell you the details what you need to know , people like you behave like everybody is born alone and is raised in a orphanage.

@@ionabab7274Agree. Besides, nowadays it looks derogatory towards women, all this sugary image of a happy smiling girls with destiny to deliver a child.

They explained exactly the same things in school, if not even in more detail... You just didn't listen 😂

@@tqtechmentor Derogatory.... what are you, a feminist snowflake? This is real life as it was in the 40s and it still applies to most of the world where liberal snowflakes haven't ruined everything.

Its weird that armys including me are crazy

Jimin Park Samee I think I finish mine in 4 days 😂

I CRY FROM JIMIN

Hey army

Jimin Park shii im on mine right now

I had something similar when I got my first period at the age of 11! I thought that periods are not a few days every month, I thought periods will take place every day during all my life until I die. I felt myself so so badly :(

@@kit_with_goodwibes oh no!

ahh good times! when I was younger I thought getting your period meant you bled it all out once a day for a week and you could time it to the time where you went to the bathroom once you got "experienced" enough. You can imagine my shock when I was wiping and the blood kept coming 😭😭

OK this story is low key funny 😂

​@@kit_with_goodwibessame here! 😂 they didn't explain it thoroughly in health class like this video. I was never even told about tracking my periods! When I stopped bleeding and my mom said I was done, I was like is it over and she's like no it will happen again next month 😂.

No no, let them. I want to see that.

Hire James Charles for that baby with all the makeup

What will Will Smith be the blood! 🤣

Harmony Ibarra 😂

Vivi Gacha 😂

Yes, it's very straightforward, with simple, clear language that a younger girl wouldn't find confusing.

people need to start teaching children things, no more counting games for 4 yr olds! they should be way past that.

It belongs in r/agedlikewine

Yes almost. They forgot to mention the medicine called chocolate. It helps wonders during periods.

EXCUSE ME?!

Im 16 to lol

The affairs of the month !

I'm a 76 year old grandfather, and this little film filled in a lot of stuff I really didn't know.

Same

@@stacase , I'm glad this helped you understand. Most males of your generation thru the 1970's were done a grave diservice by not being allowed to learn this. I had to educate my husband as a young wife what it was all about. I taught my kids in age appropriate terms by the time they were 5 yrs old; and the birds and the bees talk too. Then checked as they got older to make sure they still understood.

Demi Gough “and you have to live with yourself”

*most true

Same

yo i literally turn the bath water super hot to make my body numb luke warm water aint gonna cut it

Same

😂😂😂

Way back in the 50s and 60s, we were not allowed to wash our hair during periods. I notice that in the video, she is wearing a bathing cap when showering.

I’m not a masochist I just put the water to freezing cold to see how much my body can take

YOONJI

yeah i had to face that reality the hard way.

Litterly same....I felt left out then it happened and you know the rest

So true tho

Yeah, like a month before my first period came I was like: how does period feel, but nah I'll have it at 14 or 15 probably (my mom and sister had their first period at that age, pfffft, how wrong I was) and then it came- gladly it was a saturday and I didn't mess my bed or anything, I consider myself lucky tho because it was the weekend and not a school day.

I was always scared of getting my period, and being a crazy hormonal bitch for the better part of the month lol

and it is cartoon too! I remember one for the boys via VHS in the early 90s . it was funny. Kid was embarrassed by his wet dream so he put ketchup and mustard on his bed. I stopped paying attention to the video after that lol.

Rachel K why didn’t the kid just wash his sheets, that just seems unnecessary.

I watched one in 6th grade that kept focusing on not being able to dance. It was really bizarre. Thank goodness I also took sex ed before that in a different school district.

Only thing missing: information about menstrual products

Launa Cyko, that info was covered in the booklet that was mentioned.

For real

But God, how I wish it weren't so.

Im.not a girl but damn that sentence sucks so bad!!! 😥

Mer Boy why? it's true. I may feel like I want to rip out everybodies throat because the hormones go crazy, but that is not the fault of the people around me. It would be completely unfair to let that out on my coworkers, or even my husband or even my children. They are not responsible for the cramps.

Manuela Glavas I feel like that almost every day, and sometimes it is the fault of the people around me, but that doesn't entitle me, either. According to the law, it would still be unfair for me to let that out on them. But I think these people might be responsible for the cramps. They're worse some times, than others. I decided at one point in my 30's to just take Midol all year round, and I did for several years.

May i have the link to the male one? Asking for a friend

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@@madelainewinger7014 thanks

I quite agree! I don't remember which film we 6th-grade girls were shown in 1983, but this one does stand the test of time. It's all just good, sensible, and reassuring advice narrated by a soothing and wise-sounding lady. I suppose it ought to be shown a year or two sooner now, since the average age of first menstruation is now around eleven.

Great, it hasn't

tbh i dont see whats wrong with either of those points? maintaining some sense of hygiene and appearance WILL make you feel comfy and clean, i really dont want to wander around places looking like a wreck whether or not im down - the message the video sends is to not treat this time as a complete halt on life and routine. its not ultra backward to suggest that being a debby downer and inflicting others with bad vibes is a bad thing lol

@@ladyarmourlapras It minimizes the real emotions women feel during their periods, and tells them that pleasing others is more important than their feelings. Always smile, never let anyone know you are upset about anything, be pretty, be an ornament to men's eyes.

My mama’s advice to me when the moodiness would hit was, ‘Is it about to start?’ Yes… ‘Remember it’s your hormones playing tricks on you.’ She was right. Knowing its origin made it easier to deal with

But sometimes, the hormones zooming around your body are just going to make you sick (physically, mentally, emotionally, a combination- so talk to your doctor so you don’t have to deal with feeling shitty. I have PMDD. My period would pull me down into a near suicidal mindset every month. Fortunately there is treatment for this, so I am still alive 👍. I do wish that any and all of the videos explaining menstruation would show some vaguely accurate representation of the nasty blood and tissue. It’s not white! It’s not blue! It’s red and brown and black and gross. 😖

It’s a worthy skill to not let your emotions control you. Like the video said, you can feel them, but that doesn’t mean you deserve to take it out on others. Part of growing up means learning self discipline so you can be a well functioning part of a community. Expecting others to put up with you while you don’t try to improve yourself is childish.

The same is true of 2010's sex ed, sadly (U.S.). No mentions of consent, stds (despite where I live being an std capital!) a lot of forms of birth control, periods (at all!), etc. Just 2 diagrams to fill out, useless "what does this part do" questions, and a video of a woman giving birth. This was in 8th grade.

Jane Osborne OMG! same I was scared for my life

Jane Osborne ewwww

Jane Osborne You too? Hooray good ol 6th grade. They never told us how the egg got fertilized either. The first guy I kissed was my husband. ..rotflmbo

... 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

I never saw this before the internet

I know right? We got a really poorrly done short film that taught absolutely nothing, and then in junior high we got the same basic stuff.

Welp we got absolutely nothing literally the only sex Ed we get is abstinence only

Squiggles The Trashcan That was our curriculum too.

Seriously!

TheErinnF SAME

Yeah it's a great video, taught me quite a bit about how women are built. The presentation is informative and enjoyable to watch!

That baby is my makeup goals

K. That's Cool don't get rude

my first thaught 2

K. That's Cool HAGA RIGHT

K. That's Cool Thats A Lie😂

As a man you don’t get an opinion, shut the fvck up

A child is a blessing

@@autumnthomas3923 Maybe today, but not back then in 1946 out of wedlock.

Sex education didn't make women get pregant from ruleless sex less, if anything it seems to have done no good. I highly douht your grandmother didn't know what sex was at least a little, I think she's a liar.

@@RallyTheTallyWay to sound like a fool and a mannerless, condescending one at that. Not everyone knows what happens after sex.

In the school I went to the kids made unpleasant jokes about periods and I was devastated when my first one arrived. I was bullied because of it.

really? i was devastated! made worse by when all the boys made fun of us after they had health class. they would squirt ketchup on our pants and point red lasers at us and yell YOU GOT YOUR PERIOD! i wanted to die, i really did. i thought my life was over.

@@Nerdpainter You could have paid them back by making fun of their anatomy and those disgusting erections and wet dreams.

@P4brains and the teachers did nothing?? damn i dont miss elementary/middle school

Back then honey, everyone was more mature than they are now. I heard my niece getting bullied because she started her period. She's 11 by the way. Sad how both females and males make fun of periods, but back then we were so happy we were finally becoming true women 🥺. I miss those days 😭

Ayden Wolfe I wish schools would teach both the boys and the girls about puberty changes for both genders.

PoppinBubbles they did that at my school

GalaxyCat Films yeah mine too

My school did the guys and girls watch vids that were actualy very simular

they watching how to use the blue liquid indeed!!

lol☺️☺️☺️

Its depressing lol

That baby is prettier than a real baby, and its wearing makeup so...

Victoria Freddie Baby doesn’t know the horrors of the world yet. Let baby be happy & pretty not knowing before Reality crushes her lil innocent heart. 😭💔

Victoria Freddie I was just about to comment that😂😂😂😂😂

I'm so sorry 😢 I don't get pmdd per say but I have wild mood swings when I'm ovulating. Deep deep dark depression. Like how am I supposed to procreate when I can't stop crying and having anxiety?😂

You mean for girls to watch. Boys do not need to see this cause this is not or will never be what their body does.

@@OzmaOfOzz that might actually be PMDD you should track your cycle and if you are having symptoms of PMDD about 2 weeks before your period you should keep that in mind and definitely consider going to the doctor to get checked out just to be safe

​@@zerotodona1495Boys should definitely watch this. It'll be more harmful if males didn't know about what's going on in the female body and vice versa

I used to get vomiting, diarrhoea, and terrible crippling pain that made me want to die to escape it, on first day of probably most of my periods during my 20s. Actually I just thought that was normal! Maybe it was? Anyway then I got an Implanon contraceptive implant (for its intended purpose to stop pregnancy) and about the same time all those symptoms settled down (coincidence?). I've had an Implanon ever since (replaced at intervals) for about 15 years. Wonder whether it was something abnormal, and whether it would come back without an Implanon? Hmm, this is probably why we need better health education for girls and boys.

When did this happen?

What's a menstrual belt?!

​@tiph3802 It was a garter type of belt used to keep your Menstrual Pads in place. They quickly went out of style when the Glue backed Pads were invented.

@@tiph3802jumping onto what the other person said: they were very prone to leaks, and were uncomfortable to wear. One wrong shift? The furniture is ruined.

@@tiph3802 omg! they came in my "starter kit" -- 1970? but a thin fabric belt that goes around your waist, with two "garters" that would attach to and hold up pads, which had extra material at each end -- iirc, "Stayfree" was the first pad that had adhesive, instead of requiring a belt -- early 1970s? -- there were also these hideous panties, with elastic bands at each end of the crotch; you would insert the pad there

Hahah yes

I watch this whenever mine is giving me a very difficult time. Somehow, it's comforting.

Me

Ocareening right!? Omg the narrator probably never had terrible cramps!

@@Sebadoh1994 I think it's to make sure that the girls that are watching this aren't scared of there period Because I remember my older cousins would tell me about how bad the cramps were and it made me absolutely terrified which I do get pretty bad cramps but it's nothing like they were saying I do get the occasional headache and nauseous feeling but I thought I was going to be dead or in a hospital by the way they were explaining it so I like how she keeps it simple so that she didn't terrify anybody that was watching the video who hadn't yet experienced a period

Sunny Days I see what you mean. You definitely made a good point ☝🏻

A-hahaha sighhh R.I.P.

I feel you 😂😂

Mikaylah Edwards and is bald like a billiard ball lol

Jean Cox And eyelashes as thick as caterpillars XD.

Mikaylah Edwards Its probably the style but the baby looks better than me

10:02 pause directly at this time then u will see the nose

@The Name Thing Is Not Happening KZfaq ikr haters lmao JKJK!!! 😄

As a Gen Z, I loved this video.

Ease up on the kiddos....sheesh.

@@redraiderrider3289 3 kids at 36 is not that bad

Please repent and find YHWH Elohim and keep the commandments in Exodus 20 and Leviticus 11 Please read Exodus 20 and pray for forgiveness 2nd Corinthians 5:17 “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” [37] Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. [38] This is the first and great commandment. [39] And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. [40] On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets. Matthew 22:37-40 Please read the book of Jonah, Matthew, Exodus you'll have the information you need.😅😂💐🌈🎉😊

​@@redraiderrider3289you will be alone

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Better diet...

shes_sarah_shaped: Better diet today than when this was made? I am doubtful of that. There are tons of additives to our food. Plastic also mimics estrogen I think. We are more obese, and fat affects our hormone levels.

More likely because chemicals such as flame retardants have caused young girls to hit puberty earlier due to their estrogen-like effects

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Cait Cher i thought it was Wendy from Peter Pan 😂

I was like "Cinderella, you didn't come in the picture until 1950... wassup.... "...

She also looked like snow white

Cait Cher the baby looks like snowwhite

Maybe women are getting uglier

It is an "instant classic." Made me smile, laugh, and cringe all at the same time. Made me fall in love, all over agai with being a woman.

Excuse me? 4th grade?!

gothic_voltrash I started mine in 3rd grade ;-;

gothic_voltrash e

+The way of Aang and Korra 😦I started mines in the summer before 8th grade

Lol i started mines in 5th i only get a lil bit of pain tho so its not that bad

BadLactose did sleeping beauty get her period? If she did, did she just bleed out? and did the blood just stay there and got stucked?

I have no clue why this made me laugh so hard

Lls

Hahahaha!!!

BadLactose right!😂😂

Why didn’t you mention it to your doctor during a yearly physical?

@@Seashellsbytheseashore21 I was always told that it's normal for women to feel pain during their period and that some women just have heavier periods than others and that its completely normal for things to suck for that week of the month, so I would just suffer in silence because I was told that its what everyone feels and figured I should just put up with it. I wasn't told that there's a limit to how painful/heavy things should be until I was in my early 20s when I was crying to my mum about how the painkillers don't work and she told me how I'm genetically prone to uterine problems from at least 3 different lineages from my immediate family, which lead me to getting an appointment with a great doctor who actually listened to what I had to say and got me on hormone pills and an examination at the hospital. Idk if its because talking about periods and women's health is still a little bit taboo socially speaking or something, but a lot of girls don't get warned about these things in their regular sex ed classes and don't find out until later in life that there's a limit to how much pain/bleeding you should be dealing with.

@@Seashellsbytheseashore21 The repression has softened to some degree now, but you have to understand that until recently, menstruation was so taboo that mothers barely talked about it to their daughters, let alone physicians openly giving guidance to the community. Therefore, many girls had no idea what degree of pain during a period is "normal" (the actual answer is "virtually none"), so they silently endured levels of pain that should have merited a gynecological appointment or a hospital stay. (Endometriosis is a common culprit in period pain.)

@@dsch0 "virtually none" makes me so sad. I got up the courage to talk but all they can do is recommend yoga, acupuncture, "have you tried herbs?" I get that there's no cure for endometriosis and pain medication is bad for the body, but...help. I just wanted to throw my voice in this discussion too. Been in extreme pain for 20 hours, just a couple days to go. Then I can plan for the next pain. And next.

things werent political then, so much easier to talk about things and be open.

"CODE RED!"

My mother had to make a public service announcement to my entire extended family. Her reasoning was in case something happened to her everyone would know. An advertisement in the newspaper would have worked too.

😆😆😆😆😆

Good ol Gramma.

Omg! How embarrassing! Lol!