It's Just Another Period Question.....?!
Question: Ladies......we all have periods at some point or another.......do we have to keep asking period questions over and over and over again?
I just don't understand it.
Maybe yahoo needs to have a separate category under women's health specifically for period questions.
How do you all feel?
PS.....sorry if I upset or offend anyone.....
Answers: Ladies......we all have periods at some point or another.......do we have to keep asking period questions over and over and over again?
I just don't understand it.
Maybe yahoo needs to have a separate category under women's health specifically for period questions.
How do you all feel?
PS.....sorry if I upset or offend anyone.....
i couldn't agree more. what's frustrating is the ones who lack good english then have the nerve to ask could she be pregnant. one asked, could she be pregnant even though she's a virgin. usually when you begin to type in a question, you'll see a list of questions associated with yours highlighted in blue. you should scan it first then ask your question if it's not on there, duh. ugh, when will this madness stop.
momofb&d
Well we may all have periods... but also some of us have things happen that are irregular.
Since we can easily be incognito through Yahoo! it is easier to ask people personal questions.
I figure if you dont wanna read about it, then avoid the question all together.
I felt this way initially, but then I realized there are some females who don't have a relationship with a female they feel comfortable around. But trust me some of the am I pregnant questions are annoying, just go to the drug store and get a test!
If we are adding categories we need a "am I pregnant", a "is my penis big enough" and a "caught hubby/boyfriend looking at porn" section as well.
Maybe because this is an open forum, and younger women (teens) don't know much about it. It could've been me, cause my mother never told me anything. When I finally got mine she acted as though something horrible had happened. She gave me a book when I was 16, and that was my sex education. This was in the early 60s.