Women: How long after you get your first period does the fun and excitement wear off before the whole thing?

Question

starts to feel like a chore?

Answer 1

A lot of girls are excited about their first periods. All that "becoming a woman" thing. It depends how much pain and cramps you have along with it. Personally I felt horrible the whole time...the excitement wore off about the third time, when I realised I was going to be in serious pain, with cold chills and nausea, one week out of every 4 for the rest of my young life.

Answer 2

you're stupid.  it never was fun or exciting.

Answer 3

Periods are never fun! There is an ad on tv for always and they say something about having a happy period. I don't think its possible.

Answer 4

Like the second day of your first period. However, as you get older you learn to manage it a bit better. I was 11 on my first period, now I'm 26 and it doesn't feel like a chore..it's just slightly annoying. I get "horrible" periods but at this point I know what they mean, and I know how to help myself, of when I need to go to the doc. You'll start to learn how to make your period not so horrible...

Answer 5

About three periods.

They start too hurt really bad after that, sometimes after just one (according to my friends).

You'll start dreading you T.O.M* Before you know it.

Welcome to Womanhood.

(:

*T.O.M - Time Of Month

Answer 6

I was sort of excited and scared at the same time when mine started. My first one was really light and didn't hurt at all... I was quite lucky. When my second one came it was much heavier, and i actually cried over it. The excitement left me then, and to me now it's just an annoying little thing that comes every now and again. My cycle is 22 days, so mine comes like every 3 weeks instead of every 4. I'm lucky in one part though, I don't get much period pain. It does feel uncomfortable for me though.

Answer 7

Fun and excitement?

please.

Answer 8

It's not after the first period, it's when the first period starts. You'll immediately understand that it's a hassle.

Answer 9

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