This happened to me at school. I have a heavy flow and I messed my pants and the chair I was sitting on. My classmate (female) told me that I had messed my pants when I got up after class. She was so swift and discreet in informing me that no one else (to my knowledge) saw it. I went to the toilet and called my dad to pick me up. A school admin lady checked up on me in the toilet amd lent me her scarf to wrap around my waist to cover the stain as I made my way to the parking lot to get picked up by my dad. I will never forget the kind admin lady and the wonderful classmate that helped me. The next day class mates asked why I dissapeared during class hours and the wonderful classmate didn't mention my accident at all. To all people who support and respect other people. I thank you SO much. You are everyday Heroes💜❤
It happened to me too! I was in the 8th grade & I got up from my seat when I noticed a pool of blood there. I tied my hoodie around my waste. Luckily it was towards the end of the day & only my math teacher had noticed. Periods are annoying!
raffle ticket Yeah but they are girls and they should understand how it feels but instead they were being bitches by sitting there and laughing about it.
Those girls who laughed, gossip and pointed fingers on her is so stupid like you could just say it to her .. they should experience how it feels when your being laughed about your period stain and THEY ARE GIRLS... such a shame
I actually had a gigantic blood stain too and instead of my so called friends telling that they laughed behind my back. I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THEY WERE SNAKES.
angielaica did you know that 666 isnt a devils number caus its found in the bible it has an explenasion there are the numbers 666 777 888 and i think 999 because God made Adam on the 6th day also there are more explenasions
*guys I will tell you the most amazing story ever* true story_ In grade 8 there was this girl in class who was was distributing chocolates as it was her b'day and during lunch break some boys wanted more so they went through her bag to get it which was pretty normal thing.... But when they look at her bag they see a paper wrap and the boys was curious and open it and found that its an used pad which the girl had put in her bag to throw away later... and the boys being shocked i supposed was like ewww and throw it in front it landed on the teachers table and they all laugh and making fun about it but the b'day girl came and she was so embarrassed and shocked that she started crying.........and then....(OMG this part) .... this guy in the back, one of the most handsome in class,... so he came out, tear some paper and without hesitation took the pad roll it back and throw it in the dustbin without saying anything....... He was an angel I repeat an angel... I dont know how it was possible for people to be that beautiful inside out..... This incident happened about 6 years ago and I, eventhough I was not in their class I was in grade 9, I still could never ever forget about it because its the 'infamous' incident in school and that popular guy well you want to know what happens he became even more popular haha thats it end of story
It is simply overwhelming whenever a guy would come up and tell you about the stain. I even had my own experience where my guy classmate suddenly wrapped his hoodie around me then whispering to me that I had the stain and I should keep his hoodie on until I can change, so I totally know how it feels. Well, I don't like how those girls reacted on the last part. They experience the same thing so they should be the first ones to act up. Such a shame. While those who helped fully earned my respect. Nice social experiment!
Birches started talking behind her back smh snakes Okey guys so when i wrote this comment also the other i didnt exactly realize that i was quoting jhope when i mentioned snakes. But when the first one commented i was LIKE WOOW WONT U LOOK AT THAT!!
I would help her. It's kinda like at school when ur walking around with a booger hanging out of ur nose and some people tell u and some don't. It's better to be embarrassed for a minute instead of walking around like that the whole day. Anyone who tells you something like that is very sweet and obviously trying to help. As long as they don't scream "HEY YOU HAVE A BOOGER HANGING OUT OF YOUR NOSE" lol
Instead of telling me I had a booger in my nose right away, my "friends" whispered to each other and laughed and stared. It took one girl who was barely even my friend to start a debate and make an example about a situation like it. Then SHE told me I had a booger in my nose after like 10 minutes. Some friends. I was pissed.
She actually got some guts for walking infront of everyone with period stains on her pants. Like not everyone will be brave enough to do that. damn. YOU GO GIRL!
xxAriana Reneexx well it's a social experiment. but i wonder if the people included on this video knows about it or magugulat nalang sila social exp pala to hahaha kakahiya if ever kung isa sila sa di tumulong
As a woman I automatically feel obligated to tell another woman if she has a stain or something. It should be considered an unwritten rule. Edit: Thank you to everyone who liked my comment.😁 I've never had this many likes on one of my comments before❤❤😁
@@junkoenoshima1546 why shouldn't it be a rule? If someone has a problem you should try to help instead of ignoring it or making fun of them. It's something you'd want someone to do for you right?
@@junkoenoshima1546 I can totally understand that. I'm not a very social person and I'll attempt to keep out of situation if I can help it but I'd at least hope someone would help me if I had a problem. I may not always have the courage but I would at least attempt to help someone if they needed help
He's a hero, I'm a guy myself but I have no idea how I would approach that girl without making her uncomfortable or something.. She shouldn't feel ashamed tho I mean what can she do about it
*So today lesson is that not all guys are trash* Edit: why are you guys so triggered haha in reality not a lot of men would be brave enough to actually tell a girl she has a period stain you guys are taking what I said into something else.
That first guy was sweet.😍 I've had my own experience I was 16 at a friends house I had gotten my period and suddenly this guy that was there went off to buy me some pads . He was such a gentleman. My boyfriend at the time didn't even help me with my situation. Glad that relationship was over quicker than my period . 😂
This girl got her period really bad in 8th grade wearing light blue jeans and she almost cried at recess. My friend, a guy, didn't think twice to give her his sweater, knowing well what was going on. Some of her friends made fun of her and refused to even try to help her.
One time it was sport week between school and i was one of the athlete. My uniform was a highlight colour like a green neon and i was on my period. There were thousands of people in the stadium and one girl pushed me from the back while i was crossing the field. She pushed me all the to the bathroom while staying close at my back. I was confused because idk her. Then she said "you have period stain" and she left. Forever bless this girl.
Mark Lee's Eyebrows it happened to me in 2017 it’s one of the reasons why I hate life so much I try my best When I’m on my time but I’m sorry it’s to hard also don’t laugh..... it hurts enough that only my bullies saw...
For all the girls in the comments section saying that they'll be embarrassed if it ever happened! Theres nothing to be embarrassed about its a natural phenomenon and half of the world's population goes through this. If someone has cringe seeing this or having this you need to change your thinking, theres no sin in it. Its normal.
Qazi Ehlib thank you for that but honestly it being natural don't take away the fact that it's sooo embarrassing. Like the big red thing😫😫😫 n then worst when you have to take public transportation. It has never happened to me though....thank God!
Ok so imagine this: Your walking around in PUBLIC with a big red blood dot on your pants. Would you want everyone to know you just bled out of your private? (if you had one cause ur a guy)
I unintentionally stained my school bench, and when the next day I went to school all the girls in our classroom gossip about me like I did a sin, and the boys were laughing out loud, in this case anyone would feel embarrassed. I can't even go to school, I'm afraid😭
I'm in LDR and i had no friends in my school. I got my period in biology exam and I walked out off the examination hall with a period stain on. So many people were laughing and staring at me. I wish my bf was there with me when I needed him the most.
Megha Bhatti Oh no.... Those BASTARDS!!! It's okay! It's a thing that all women will have. Because you had your period, it means that your body is perfectly healthy! It's all in the past, you can use it as a story for laughs XD
Yuki The Snow Flake yup it has been three years now. And I'm okay with everything. But it still amazes me how girls behaves with other girls, instead of pushing further they literally pull us. I was in trauma for longest time because of that incident and I am fine now. Thank you for your kindness and I love my body and I love the fact that we can reproduce a life.
When I was in middle school two of my male classmates opened my schoolbag, while we were going out of school, and a tampon felt on the ground. They started laughing and I was so embarassed that I couldn't turn back and take it. It's sad, because a thing like this shouldn't bother anyone, instead it's like a taboo.
It was in my first year of college and it was the orientation when this really happened to me. I had all white uniform. It was more embarrassing when my guy classmates were the ones who told me. I literally cried in the rest room but that was when I found 2 girls who helped me take off the stain who later became one ofmy best friends even after almost a decade now. :)
It happens to many girls. If this were to ever happen to you, the idiots who think about laughing at you don't know that every girl gets it at one point. Its haplened to me plenty of times, and if it ever happens to you, it will be just fine.
Well if we as girls are embarrased about smthing normal because society told us we should then shame on us. If you are embarrased expect laughs ... if you are confident expect respect.
People r really creep and nasty who thinks this as .......this is natural and all the gals go through it. It was really brave of you. I can't even imagine going through streets with period Stain
Yuna Hina pregnant girls you mean? Or the young ones who still didn't get it? Because at some point all girls get it unless they have a health problem.
There was a girl at my school who was stained and I told her about it and I heard her say "i'm glad she told me, that would've been embarrassing" And that just made me happy. I don't understand how people can laugh, it's natural, every girl gets it, every girl gets/ had gotten stained and it's very embarrassing. think about people's feelings before you do something 👍
shut up huh? What’s up with you guys remember your signs and date of when you ended and started. Most women know when it’s coming because there are physical signs.
One Punch The first time you get it, many girls don’t recognize the signs because they’ve never felt them before. They might not even have signs at all. Plus, some women are irregular, like me. Sometimes my period happens every month, sometimes it’s every two months. I even once went without a period for 3 and a half months. Not all people have the luxury of using the date of the last period to predict their next.
Ambur Price to your first point that’s only the first time of course they don’t know. And if you know you have irregular periods you should still carry things around to protect yourself.
I applaud whoever taught that first guy to be polite and understand that menstruation is something that every woman goes through and should not be embarrassing to talk about. If his mother, father, or legal guardian raised him to be a better person than some of the girls who actually experience it for themselves, that's when you know there's something wrong with us humans as a species
I got my period just at a random time (cuz i was still irregular at the time) and i bled through my jeans, i noticed when i went to the bathroom and quickly fastwalked back to the classroom to ask my friends for like a big jacket or something, by now the teacher was getting suspicious and she asked me “what are you doing” i like mumpeled and just said “i bled through my pants” very softly, she then looked at me and said “oh gosh, okay do you have supplies and stuff? Go ask your friends if they have jackets or vests okay?” And by now basically everyone knew but no one acted weird they just felt sorry for me that i had to go through that, the boy i was sitting next to even gave me chocolate, and i just think that every teacher and person should just act like that
Iris Kroes your teacher and classmates are so generous and kind. I totally agree that people should act the same way, females shouldn’t be shamed or teased to have periods and every girl should know that one day in their life they may get them for a warning. Males should also be kind when a girl is somewhat struggling during her period.
This happened to me when I was in school before! After class I got up and seen a pool of blood on my chair, there was two guys behind me so I quickly ran out of the classroom to my locker to get a pad, unfortunately for me when I bent down since my locker was a bottom locker it smeared all over the floor and it was lunch time and loads of people saw me and started talking. My friend came up to me and asked if I needed a pad because it was all over the floor and I didn't notice until then, I felt like crying. Then my friend helped me to the office to call home. People can be so mean😒
Honestly, it is brave of her to pull off such a challenge . Most girls including me would've said no to participating . I'm glad that people told her but surprised that some didn't .
sweet haaart I understand that, I'm not ashamed of being on my period, either . But walking around with a stain kinda means that you haven't been taking precaution or maybe you didn't get time to change (which is never your fault), and it'd make me uncomfortable to have people talking about me .
Rishika Garg um.. because I get bloated and feel like I have diarrhea. They literally make me feel like crap. They're not pretty. That's why I have to take birth control to stop my period altogether because I'd like to have kids (my condition with my period threatens fertility) someday, and I have to go to work and pay bills. It literally ruins my life. My period is a living hell for me.
I was walking to gym class with my apparent friend* and she continued walking ahead without me.I called out to her but she completely ignored me and started talking to a guy friend of hers giggling.Some girl who was behind me stopped me and took me aside and told me I had a stain.She was part of the basketball team so she took me to her friends and asked them for a sweater.Those girls actually took time off changimg even though they had a game later and they asked if I needed anything else.They gave me a pad,some dark jeans to change into,and gave me a snack while my apparent friend ignored the stain and went on to tell her guy friend about my accident
@@paulineanthony22 thank you,actually I haven't talked to her for a while now..I stopped talking to her after I confronted her,I realized she was just using me and never saw me as a good friend...I guess you can say I learned from that experience
I hope the girls who gossip and/or laugh truly go through this just to realize what it's like. I have severe social anxiety and I would still tell another girl if I noticed, and that's very hard for me to do. We're supposed to help each other!!
All the people saying she's brave, let me tell you that you shouldn't be embarrassed by your periods. It happens and no woman can control it or hold it until she gets to a bathroom or wherever that's appropriate to put on something to prevent the leaks. You can hold your pee and poop but you can't hold period blood or even know when you're having it sometimes. So, stop feeling embarrassed because of something that you can't control.
Ashley The difference is that everyone doesn't have uncontrollable puke or diarrhea 7 days out of every month. That's the difference between other bodily fluids and periods. If you had uncontrollable diarrhea or puke (like periods) every month, you'll be hospitalized and wouldn't be called normal bodily functions. So, periods aren't supposed to be embarrassing since it's very natural and every single woman gets it every single month. Women DON'T KNOW WHEN THEY'RE HAVING PERIODS SOMETIMES BUT PEOPLE KNOW WHEN THEY HAVE DIARRHEA AND PUKE!!
The girl who gossip behind her and laughing is not from this planet I guess...coz periods is natural phenomenon ...and laughing on such type of issue show ur mentality so please guys don't make fun on anyone else who is in this position...lasty the guy who helped is such a gentle men
I had my period during PE Class and I was changing and people saw... they just stared at me and I was smiling at them like an idiot because I didn't know, they were talking to each other and looking at me, but they never told me :( .... CRYING...
Alice Yaok PE class means physical exercise? On that day in my school I wored white tunic my two friends told me their is stain but I don't believed them...As I thought...The stain was of mud as I used to go by bicycle...In rainy days...But during PE class some friends told me again that some thing is wrong...It was so embarrassing
@Sunshine456 123 Yeah it does mean that and that's really annoying about what happened to you! I was wearing white pants at the time which was embarrasing for me as well... D:
There was a girl sitting before me in class and her pink lingerie was accidently showing through her pants and everyone behind her including her friends were laughing at her and pointing fingers..I whispered in her ears to pull up her pants...ever since that day she has been rude to me on multiple occasions and acts like I embarrassed her...so...now...I'm scared to help another girl
that was a nice thing to do actually. I'm thanking you for whispered to her about her pink lingerie and I understand why she's being rude to you as if you embarrassed her. when everyone laughs to her that's actually very rude and the best thing to help her out is telling everyone to stop laughing about it, tell other people to not being rude to her. I believe her reactions will be different because she's already embarrassed and want someone to back her up, not just telling her and make her feels like everybody seen it. so please don't be scared to help another girl in future. cheers!
You did a very good thing, as girl we should be helping each other not bringing each other down, just keep being you and caring for others no matter how hard it can be to do so sometimes
There's nothing embarrassing in something which id natural and every girl faces at some point in her life :) Menses are normal and should be considered normal.
It'sYoGurl FromTheWaters uhm unless you're just starting your period or about to go through menopause you're cycle shouldn't come randomly and you should know when to expect it. while accidents may happen and you stain yourself I don't know anyone who'd want to flaunt blood stains on their ass lol
That doesn't make it any less embarrassing when you stain yourself and everyone can see which was the entire point of my comment. Just because periods are normal doesn't mean women should be unhygienic and let it flow all over their clothes for the world to see
I was catching a very early flight and forgot to change my tampon, I leaked through the entire plane ride and when we were getting off people were staring at me and I didn’t understand why, got off the flight and walked for 20 minutes through the airport and no one had said anything. I just went to the washroom to pee and realized the huge stain in my sweats and NO ONE SAID anything 💀
@@jaguar-p6n some people are just scared of confronting them or theyre afraid of embarrassing them but I think it's best to say something immediately before more people see it so that they wont be super embarrassed. I think that people should just say it maturely and make sure that they dont feel too embarrassed like if you're a girl just be like "dont worry its happened to so many women including me!" and if you're a dude just be like "It happens and it's natural so don't worry about it!" Simple stuff like that can help a lot. Just be kind :)
@@thirtyonepigeons9539 yeah. But the way I was getting was with the girls laughing at her and pointing. Those that didn't want to embarrass her or did say something are good people.
Even if it was someone that I hated drastically, if I saw a period stain on their clothing I would have told them and tried to help them and that is because I am a woman too and these things could happen to anyone. I could not get why some one would laugh at that and especially a woman... Smh
Ok real talk right now. I went to sea world with my sister and I got my period. So when I was walking (I didn't know I got my period yet😋) some really nice lady told me and gave little 10 year old me a pad. It was the nicest thing in the world now I'm 15 and I still remember that nice lady.
yes ladies if you know yout menstrual cycle is on go to the restroom and check often or bring extra jacket. bring extra pads wipes or powder change your pad every time blood flow comes out. with blood sitting on you after a blood flow starts to smell. this is embarassing. but i know when your sitting down in the classroom for a while then you stand up the blood flow comes down i really hate that but get up very carefully again bring a jacket to wrap yourself. keep tissue wipes papertowels in your fanny pack or purse. just in case you get up and there is blood in your seat. try to visit the restroom often if you can to examine your clotheing. God bless
One day my classmate got period stain on her back. At the break time she asked 6 to 7 girls for help , but no one helped her , instead they were like "eww you are having periods, stay away from me" and "sorry I have more important works than your periods" . She felt really bad and started to cry , so I stopped talking to my bench mate and asked the girl why she was crying , and then she said what happened. I told her to take a big book and hold it backside so the stain wouldn't be seen , she did as I said even I stood behind her to cover her and we went to the washroom. I went to the headmistress office which has pads and medical stuff, I asked the headmistress a pad and she gave me one. I started to run towards the washroom with the pad in my fat book , when I was running towards the washroom , my whole class started to see out of the windows and laugh at me for no reason. After I and the girl came back to class , most of the students were trying not to laugh and some at the back were giggling. I asked my bench mate what happened and she said "everyone were laughing because of you two" , "we too, but why?" I asked her, and she said "because you went back of that girl triying to cover her stain, but you were very close to her almost like back hugging her, and you were also running manner-lessly in the corridors" . All the girls in the class know that I was helping that girl , but still they were laughing and at my back , even my best friend. Truly SNAKEUS
In 9th grade, after writing a 2 hour long mid term examination, I stained my White "Wednesday" uniform skirt. I knew that it had stained while I was writing, but, I couldn't do anything as I had to finish the exam first. My classmate sitting behind me, coincidentally was sitting helplessly like me even after the exam was done, with stained skirt. Our fellow girl classmates tried to subtly cover us/ shield us from their view as they lead us to the bathroom. But, dang, the boys somehow realized it. They didn't make a big deal out of it, but, there definitely were mumbles and smirks from boys. It was one of the most embarrassing moments in my life. Having to wear white skirts while on your periods is a nightmare.
What’s bad about skirts on a period? I wear skirts half the time. Is it a certain kind of skirt for school?? I’ve been homeschooled for 6 years since 3rd grade so idk sorry
Hannah J I said there nothing and about skirts I didn’t say anything about color :/ and yes white is more noticeable but it’s very noticeable with many other colors too. I guess I can’t relate much as I wear skirts all the time and haven’t had a stain yet
Once in class, this girl was walking into our Chemistry class and she came up to me, I had no idea who it was, and she said: "I'm a freshman...the new transfer student... and um... could you point out a bathroom?" And I pointed out the women's room, and when she turned around to walk to it, I noticed the period stain on the back of her pants, as she tried to pull her shirt down to cover it. A girl snickered and told everyone else about it after she went into the women's room, so I grabbed my gym back and ran into the women's room, and she was desperately trying to wash the stain out of her pants, but I told her not to worry about it, and handed her my jeans, as I changed into my grey leggings, and gave her some utilities for her period, and she thanked me. When we went back into the classroom, I grabbed her arm and said to the girl that was snickering "Quit lying for attention, Amber, she's nice girl. Leave her alone." And now that one mishap made that girl my best friend.
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Wow at first i was like who wouldn't help then the latter half of the video proved me so wrong. I can't believe some people see and gossip about it with their friends instead of telling the only one who actually needs to hear about it. Wow.
It happened to me in 6 the standard I was wearing my pt skirt which was white my best friend came running to me in class and just pulled me to sit down by then the guys at the back however they didn't insult me they actually tol my friend it's natural cause if girls won't have period how will they have babies one day 😸😸😸 remember it was 6 th standard
am i the only one who didn't see those girls at the end laughing or anything? like it just looked like the girl was pointing out and telling her friends so they looked but it didn't look like they were making fun of her? then again maybe i just have bad eyesight lol
same lol. even though i kinda envy those girls who can wear light dresses or pants when they're on their period. like are they human??? i need at least a dark pair of jeans/leggings and a freaking dark top which covers my butt, and just in case, a dark jacket.... =_="
This happened to me in the 5th grade and nobody said a word. 😒 Next day my male teacher had to stop class to see what all the chatter was about. My blood stain the day before and that's how I knew they all saw it. Again, 😒
Exactly wdf? theres no amount of shyness or anxiety to keep u away from telling her being a girl or a guy it doesnt even matter this is an act of kindness i swear i would have dropped whatever exam or class i had just to be there for her idgaf. whY WOULD U LAUGH? & GOSSIP how is it even funny wdf
sweet haaart Ikr I was shocked to see people gossip behind her when she walked. How heartless can people be. This is the reason why period stains can be nightmare sometimes. But I'm sure there are nice people who help other people out. God bless them.
LOL how do women except men to treat em evenly when they laugh at each other. Like imagine walking down the street and this happens a lot ,a girl is with her bf and she laughs at other girls but never in my life have i heard a guy laugh at another guy or point out his flaws in front of a girl. Smh this pisses me of so much. If u dont treat ur own gender good how u gon except someone to have respect for u. Jesus. And no im not a boy im a girl.
