Periods, women can't some of you get together and have a site where the young girls get help?

Question

I'm a man and the sheer amount of questions related to this subject has prompted me to ask you to help. I can't for obvious reasons, but here's hoping.

Answer 1

If you don't like the subject, stay out of WOMENS HEALTH catagory.

Answer 2

There are several good and informative sites about periods. It's definitely a learning curve-how to deal with the hormones that cause all sorts of physical and emotional problems, how to manage the bleeding and what is normal, etc. Think about it. When you learned to shave or manage erections, there was probably also a learning curve as well. And you probably are still wondering if your size of your unit is adequate to please women and such.  

Answer 3

Tell me this....why are men in the womens health section? It`s really for girls/women. Hence the name women in the title. Sorry about this, but I feel men should stay in mens health. Again sorry, but you don`t know what it`s like

Answer 4

yes , as a woman i got my period knew what it was and what was  happenenig and could ask my mom.... sadly some girls can't ... but i think really thats what this site is for too, thus the womens health section . however,  a sit 100% dedicated to young girls questions is a good idea because some girls are just afraid to ask

Answer 5

Well I think this should be the job of mothers surely? and I find it quite sad that young girls have to seek help elsewhere. There are women's clinics operated in Doctors surgery's and although aimed at women I'm sure they will offer advice for young girls too. All advice centre's have to be staffed and that costs time and money and although the Internet is a wealth of information some can be traps for the vulnerable. It seems indicative to me of a serious lack of communication, which should be freely able from good parents...