Girls, Do you like having your period?

[Sour-rose]

I really didn't wanna come here to ask this so early but... memory has triggered curiosity. Okay, so trans women (THIS QUESTION AIN'T FOR JUDGING) most have said they look forward to being a woman.. including having a period. I think that's fuggin stupid and a confused desire. I don't need to say WHY it's stupid, you know why. But also triggers how a cis girl said she likes having her period. Wh... it's pain, bullshit emotions, and blood for days. And forget sex... for some. So i wanted to ask y'all before I come back next month... like ya shark week?

What the fu- Hell no!

It has came in handy sometimes so yes. (bull.)

Rose, i think your "bed" is calling you.

[Chevy1_kb]

When I had mine I use to hate because my periods were very heavy so I had to wear pajama trousers and pants in bed which I hate I like sleeping naked in bed with a pillow between my legs so my thighs don't rub together when sleeping side ways with my period I had no choice even when I had the implant in my arm to stop getting pregnant I was still getting my period and then I got a coil fitted I was still getting but it ended up falling out using dildo one time and I still got my period then I I was offered the Jag in the ass to stop the periods and stop me having kids the Jag what ever stuff is in itthis was my first time getting the jag but whatever was in it made me take 5 sezuires in two weeks because i have epilepsy its obv whats in it has beought them on but my period stopped and when it faded away the jag my seizures stopped for aboyt 7 months and then I got the mirena coil which is much stronger and my periods have been away from January see when I got the first coil it was fine no pain but the second one was fucking agony a was breathing very heavily and deeply one of the women had to hold my hand a was going all pale and couldn't stay at peace a felt like was giving birth fuck it was that sore

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

There are parts of the menstrual cycle that aren’t enjoyable, but from a trans woman’s perspective you have to think about it from the perspective of a late-blooming teenager. Everyone else they know has their period, all of their friends talk about these same things, it’s the universal experience to anyone assigned female at birth. Trans women don’t get to have that part of the community, among others. I don’t think they’re wrong for asking to be as much of a woman as possible, even if it means accepting hardships (not like they don’t have plenty already by being trans women but still).

[Sour-rose]

Maybe it's me but... sounds like being extra. But you might have a point there, thank you for your two cents.

[PBandJ_Nerd]

It's half & half for me. I hate how it stains my underwear, how much pain that turns into agony, the body aches, rashes, and if my body doesn't get what it craves my uterus gets crabby (it's not my fault we can't always have what we want to eat). But at the same time, I like it because: 1. It means I'm healthy, 2. I can have the excuse to eat all the chocolate I want, 3. My skin is more sensitive (in the good way, not painful way), 4. I can ask my future partner for massages if it's really killing me (extra physical touch-YAY!).

[jazzy34]

I don’t think like it, but I’m grateful for it. Let me explain. I’ve had reproductive issues off and on throughout the years so when I do have it, I’m grateful for it. That lets me know nothing is wrong and that I’m not regressing.

[SnowyOwl]

TBH, I've had to take hormone medicine to regulate my endometriosis, which stopped my period. But now that I stopped, I'm actually glad that my period is back because it tells me my body is working properly in its reproductive function which to me is a relief because I want kids some day. So I'm actually kind of grateful for it... there is worse pain than that of a period, in life

[SnowyOwl]

edit: lmao, i just realized you're adressing trans people. So to clarify, I am not. Was born with the biology of a woman. Never the less, here you have another opinion

[midnightmoon05]

lol…

I don’t like.
however I have accepted and know that it tells me something about my health if I don’t get it… so I appreciate it… 😂 and I k ow that’s how I know if I can have babies. And I do have my 2 babies (they are teens now). So yet… I appreciate it more than I like or dislike…

[Spuen]

As a person who doesn't want to have kids, I've always thought I would go to a surgery to have my uterus removed.
But then (specially after turning 30) I started thinking that Im going to miss having my period when Im older and menopausic.
And also, good to know im absolutely not pregnant xD

BUT... yes, it would be lovely if my uterus could just send me a whatsapp to confirm everything is fine down there and just shut up for the rest of the month.

[Foxeyes]

Hate when it happens especially when you have things planned and have to reschedule. On the other hand it’s nice when you have people who understand you and help you in these times.

[MemeSupreme]

who the fuck likes having their period lol

literally can't sleep rn bc of mine is due any day now which means im just gonna be super tired for days after it does happen

[Sour-rose]

I'm tell ya, girl, that was ONE girl of my entire life who said she did. I... i'm sorry?

[Nikki1989]

No, but it is not a big deal either. I don't suffer too much.

[Apple1996]

Yess I love my period tbh. Having it makes me feel feminine and the sex is sooo good during it. All the times I was pregnant I'd honestly miss having it for 9 months

[Apple1996]

Is it weird to enjoy having periods? ↗

I acutally made a question about this awhile ago

[LC230]

I don't mind mine

kind of inconvenient at times but it's always quite light until the 3rd, that heavy, then it goes back to light. It's set in its cycle and I don't usually have problems. I don't hate mine but of course I don't love it either.

My mood doesn't change an awful lot, I'm quite a reserved person and I remain reserved when on mine so 🤷🏼‍♀️

[Liz1990]

One of worst things, cramping, bloating and mood swing.

[Kayleigh2005]

What? cramping, mood swings, no sex :( no thank you

[Anonymous]

Well no I don’t like it but it’s not that bad either. I never really had very bad period cramps.

[Opinion Owner]

I rather have periods than pimples all over my face though.
I’m in my 20s now. Thank god my skin has definitely improved compared to when I was 12, 13,14. I still have periods now but my skin is definitely better

[Sour-rose]

This is helpful as shi, glad they don't have a javelin through your stomach and body kind of pain.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks

[Opinion Owner]

Im not a trans woman but i know trans women take HRT because their bodies cannot produce oestrogen on the same on the same level as somebody born female. Ovaries produce estrogen. Trans women are male so they take HRT to give themself a more feminine look.
Anyway i believe there are bad side effects of HRT.
A trans woman would probably prefer to have ovaries that produce estrogen naturally. Having ovaries that produce estrogen naturally is a lot less dangerous than drugs.
Some trans women probably wish they were born with a uterus too so they could experience pregnancy.

Ovaries and a uterus is a sign somebody is female. You also need both ovaries and a uterus too have periods.

[chocolatetwopointo]

top worst thing ever, totally getting rid of my uterus when im older and can

[Sour-rose]

For no reason at all, i heard (it's been years) that once you're old enough, its a 0.001 chance your uterus will... eject itself. :c that is like your golden years anyways. But your way is also probably better.

[chocolatetwopointo]

wdym with eject itself?

[donerbox]

Nope it's annoying

[Simslover92]

It's the bane of my existence.

[Account]

I despise it.

[Account]

I cried so much the first time I had it. I hated it even then. Even though I was late compared to other girls. I didn't want it, I never looked forward to it and I always knew I didn't want biological children, therefore it has always felt useless on me.

[Frmiykot]

It’s just like being a baby.

[WhitneySnow]

No..