Search Results: getting him to come home

Let's say that your parents are gone for the night and you come home because your plans got cancelled. While your going upstairs, you hear brother ( who's in his 20's) moaning, grunting, sighing, and saying another guy's name. You can also hear the other guy a bit and it's obvious it's getting tense.

So, if you heard your brother doing this then saw him struggling to walk in the morning, would this change how you see him as a person?

Of course I am not talking about the whole period, but maybe like 10 days a year without getting the extra benefits for those days (like tickets). And one important aspect is that if the period is that bad she would have to stay home she wouldn't be that productive anyway. Before you claim it is sexist women can get sick from everything men do plus they have to deal each month with periods. So basically, having the same amount of sick leave puts women at a disadvantage, because they could also get sick from other things. Plus, for sick leave you need to have proof from a doctor. Imagine a doctor wasting time with that every month considering how many women are out there.

Painkillers can take more than 1h to kick in and the pain may came again in a few hours, so the whole process repeats itself and to that it is added the constant need to poop, the anxious feeling and the tiredness caused by periods disrupting sleep and medication making women sleepy. So, in the worst period days it is quite hard to be productive.

And if you're a man or a woman with light periods than doesn't give you the right to disqualify other people's pain. Some people have quite painful periods and it isn't always something wrong there to be fixed. I just think people should have the right to choose and not have others make them feel bad for it.