How I Know When I Have My Period Without SEEING It *TMI*

[@MollyBurkeOfficial]

Do you use pads or tampons?

[@izzyoconnor3369]

Molly Burke tampons make me cry my eyes out because of the pain so pads

[@haleysdiary8771]

Both!

[@sioflah]

Usually tampons

[@Kenziem2003Plus]

Molly Burke I use a mentral cup most of the time

[@lexeejohnson7070]

I use a menstrual cup! Game changer!

[@notaseat5934]

We really don't think it sounds that graphic! When you've experienced your period hundreds of times, this kinda stuff ain't graphic any more 😂

[@juniper617]

As a mom, if my grown daughters needed me to look at anything that came out of their bodies, of course I would. No question. They’re my daughters.

[@RoxanneLavender]

@@juniper617 When i got my first period it was like, a week before my 10th birthday, so i was 9yrs old, and school hadn't gone into the whole period lessons yet, so, i just saw this weird browny-red stuff in my pants and thought i crapped myself so i just showed my mum and asked her if it was period blood. Daughters should never feel shy to show their mums their period blood. I have a 5yr old daughter, and i got a side episiotomy, so stitches, i had to regularly show the stitches to my partner to make sure none burst or whatever, and make sure i was healing okay. After labouring and birthing totally nude because clothes were uncomfortable for me, i lost all shyness when it comes to my naked body. I'm not an exhibitionist at all, my clothes are like high-neck, long-sleeve, trousers, but i'm not shy to just take it all off if i need to and i'm thankful for that, medically-wise.

[@donnamartinez6201]

I was 8 when I got mine. I just had 2 teeth pulled & we were visiting a friend of my mother's in the hospital. I wasn't feeling well, so when we went back to my mother's friend's apartment to pick things up for the hospital, I went to sleep. When I woke up.....blood bath all over, (hope this isn't too graphic). Even at that young age, I was very private, shy. Didn't know what was on the bed, went to the bathroom and screamed. My mother was visiting the couple next door with my sister. Who does my mother send to find out what's wrong? My sister. UGH. I was NOT a dramatic child, so hearing me scream should have sent shivers down my mother's spine, but no. LOL I wouldn't let anyone in the bathroom, (remember, shy & private). My mother had to use a key. I was crying, thinking I was dying....I was in so much pain, everywhere, because even my mouth was hurting & bloody. It was horrible. My cycle never let up; and was very inconsistent in when it would come. When it did, it usually lasted between 7-9 days. I'd miss 3 days of school every month, if it didn't start on the weekend. I'm now 58 and it took 4 years to get rid of it during menopause. My doctor told me that getting it so young I probably would stop getting it when younger. NOPE. The majority of my friends had "normal" cycles, most of them NEVER complaining of cramps or nausea or heavy flows. They also stopped getting it a couple of months after starting menopause. Where's the justice in that? LOL

[@rellarue]

sofie. liz lol

[@mariamshah338]

Yeah, you know you have your period days before it happens smh

[@dt5603]

"What is a normal woman and a normal period? There is none." PREACH MOLLY

[@hannap8052]

I mean, there's is a 'normal' period, it's good to know what is considered normal and what's not so that we know if we're healthy

[@dt5603]

@@hannap8052 your normal could be completely different to mine though, theres no set normal that every single woman has the same

[@grayskindablue]

Hania P. There’s a normal “range” Definitely not a normal period.

[@zaraheart]

Exactly. I just said this in my comment. There isn’t a “normal” so to speak.

[@hannap8052]

@@grayskindablue what I meant by 'normal' is 'healthy', one that doesn't need medical intervention and shows that everything is ok. I use to vomit and faint on my period, it was 'normal' for me but it wasn't healthy because it was really bad for my body. I'm not saying everybody's period is the same, sorry if I misunderstood

[@limelon665]

When you've sat down for a while and then stand up...

[@mylifeasdeenahrotstein8297]

Chasmic _ whoosh

[@Cy.b3r]

It’s like giving birth to a jellyfish

[@pdcrtm929]

Just when you move slightly having been in the same position for a rather long time you just dread the feeling it’s awful

[@ragnhildhalsa9650]

Chasmic _ when you sneeze

[@laneybalaney6659]

Chasmic _ ahaha i stand with my legs crossed, its a scary moment 😬😂

[@ThanksHermione]

I got my first one at 13. We were learning about menstruation during science class that day. My body must've thought, "I've been meaning to start that. Thanks for reminding me." Good thing I was wearing black pants.

[@missmoxie9188]

Thanks Hermione OMG!!!!

[@synnvelied8245]

I got my first period when I was 10 and I was in 5th grade. It was in September, I think. I had just learned about menstruation, too, in my science class, but luckily I got it at around 7 or 8 PM so I was at home. I only told my mom, and she didn't tell anyone and I was kind of scared so every time I had to go to the bathroom, my mom had to go with me. Now I am 13 and looking back to it, it was kind of funny how I got it the same day we had about it at school, haha.

[@teamw4954]

13 lucky I got mine at 11

[@synnvelied8245]

@@teamw4954 I got mine at 10..

[@synnvelied8245]

and so did my sister

[@glrlsdontcry]

When you wear dark pants, or wear a tampon: no period When you wear bright colors, or forget a tampon: satans sacrificial waterfall *explosion*

[@GoodMusicManiac999]

The best definition ever

[@sarawhite9338]

😂😂 yup.

[@oodlespaos]

Karan WHAT THE HECK

[@esmebrown1453]

My worst story, I recently started wearing dresses. I had this really cute tight polka dot one. I dont even want to describe what happened nexy

[@danniep2737]

Karan are you satan?

[@rikki2105]

I am so bummed we live in a culture where Molly would feel weirded out or self conscious about sharing these things with all of us because it’s “gross.” To some people. You go Molly! Don’t feel weird! Periods suck, but talking about them shouldn’t suck! Don’t let anyone make you feel uncomfortable or weirded out by what’s natural and normal, for you and other people who have a cycle!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@braelynbear6032]

You rock for saying that men are always looking down on us for our periods it's normal and natural yes it sucks but it's mother nature doing her cycle

[@emilyx33x]

Or you could see it as a time where people like Molly are able to talk about this online. This is a good thing imo

[@laikawolf5601]

Its true that it sucks, cause I'm on it 😭

[@spiritmediumclaytonsilva649]

Agree. You go Molly!! 😘😘😘♥️♥️♥️

[@NbDrp]

Omg I agree it’s natural it sucks but like my mom said every girl and woman goes through it

[@eloise6477]

I can feel when I'm on my period. This may sound gross, but I can literally feel it coming out of my body.

[@sophiechila5964]

Eloise Hawley yeah that happens to me sometimes and omg I hate it, it feels so weird

[@ana-maria8350]

Same and I’m grateful for that

[@sofiaacosta4768]

Same I cry 😂

[@divatude8240]

Eloise Hawley I would rather that tbh. I never know when i get it.

[@TheCurvyJones]

Eloise Hawley same. I am well aware of what’s going on.

[@megan9009]

Society has trained us to constantly apologize for our period. It's absolutely insane. If men had periods they would BLAST IT

[@fragilelikeabomb3400]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@winterqueenkel]

They would blast it, demand monthly paid sick leave, get free products and pain meds...

[@blank-hw2sm]

I'm a gay guy so I don't think I'll have this conversation with my wife / girlfriend ( *That I don't have* lmao ) but I still think men should be aware of biologically females' bodies.

[@reagan6743]

Hell ya!

[@lil-mj5ed]

yeah its completely normal

[@blank-hw2sm]

@@reagan6743 :)

[@blank-hw2sm]

@@lil-mj5ed agreed!

[@maggiejane17]

Thank you so much for thinking about the other gender cause there are many men who don’t 😁

[@nancyfaraday1611]

anyone else watch her videos and just forget she’s blind 🤷‍♀️😂

[@that1randompotato576]

Yea i do that often!

[@sherlock7124]

miranda yes

[@superclashdestroyer]

@@sherlock7124 whoops I didn't even know ahah

[@ath3na.64]

*facepalm* she literally says it multiple times throughout this video.

[@kyleketterer4712]

How she looks at the camera

[@morpheus6364]

a 7 year old boy and a 3 year old boy walk into a drug store. the 7 year old pulls a box of tampons off the shelf and goes to check out. the cashier looked at them and said "do you know what these are". the 7 year old replies. "no, but the commercial said that with these, you can swim and ride a bike", he points at the 3 year old and says "and he can't do either of those."

[@doodie101]

@Nicholas Aubéwhat???

[@Emily-wb6td]

Okay that's fucking golden 😂😂

[@Yogurtluv]

Nicholas Aubé no my guy it’s a 3 year old boy they can’t swim nor ride a bike 💀

[@malinw1910]

At that age, gender is irrelevant for the joke to work. Nice one tho, I laughed.

[@whenyoulovesomebodyyouputy7193]

This deserves a standing obviation

[@yani4349]

I got mine when I was 10. It was April 1st and my parents thought I was joking at first 😪

[@cactus_6332]

Welp... April Fools is what I’d WANT to say. Periods kinda suck...

[@britziebabe]

such a funny day to get your first period! :-P I got mine when i was 13 on halloween of all days! haha

[@Autumn_The_Nerd]

Oh if only

[@Autumn_The_Nerd]

britziebabe Your brain just told your body that you wanted to be a bloody doll for halloween.. And it improvised

[@amethyst1226]

I forget exactly what age but of course it was the day I wore white shorts to summer camp 🤦‍♀️

[@Frimizen]

When you have to poo on your period.. that’s a mess 🙁

[@mayonnaise3240]

Tru tho

[@megan807]

Ugh! The worst 😩 And my stomach is always upset the first few days of my period from all the cramps and stuff. Not fun!

[@CurtinsRise]

Wasting a whole roll of toilet paper because theres so much blood 😢

[@mmay3346]

One reason I looove those little showers in Finland you have next to every toilet. You just wash yourself right there. I eventually started to always wash poopie instead of wiping outside period too because it's much more hygienic, effective and gentle, now I however live in South Africa where those little showers aren't a thing of course so I'm kinda re-learning to wipe like a normal person I guess, lol... Granted I'm also pregnant so no period poopies for now

[@makaylacochran2124]

Omg! I seriously thought it was only me!!!

[@jackieg6813]

I am blind and I use Clue. This app is a 4.0/5.0 if you use Voiceover you just have to play around with it.

[@savannam.7048]

I use it and love it. I'm using the free version but am considering the subscription for the extra features!

[@abbywhite8978]

clue rocks!!

[@ultimateconfusion9648]

Clue is a good one

[@jetnut89]

Giving solving the mystery of Mr.Boddy a new meaning.

[@Mickeystwin33]

I'm not blind, but I use Clue all the time. It also tracks ovulation. I think mine is slightly off for ovulation, but it's pretty close.

[@kelseyc5102]

Molly: “ omg I’m sorry this is so gross and graphic” ~50% of the people watching: um hello we go through the same thing

[@lovebug1180]

Exactly, nothing about a period is gross or graphic..to me

[@orangepulp392]

Lmao I know right. I don't feel grossed out by mine. Its normal.

[@reedlawrencej]

Not gross to me. I supported my wife when she went through this. Had no problems going to the store for her, taking care of her while going through it. We have been married for 37 years. She doesn't get them anymore and i am glad that she doesn't have to go through the pain. I do miss taking care of her though.

[@zeineb8870]

@@nelsonwilkins347 How old are you? Did anyone told you what it was before you had em?

[@haydnriley5508]

reedlawrencej if u have been married for 37 years that means ur a decent age but you decided to click on a girls video in her twenties thats talking about her period. dont u think thats a little odd. no shade

[@lolobabboby256]

people without Periods will never know what it feels like to give birth to a jellyfish

[@kellylyons1038]

Omg right, just count the number of different viscosities that come out 😂🩸

[@linastardust3535]

I never thought of it that way! But yes, that is exactly how it feels! I have to tell my bf about this

[@shays9595]

Ew so accurate tho the grossest feeling too I hate it

[@crazycarly3504]

Just say people without periods it sound like you think trans girls are actually boy

[@lolobabboby256]

@@crazycarly3504 ur right, sorry

[@PKcoach]

My guy friend was like, "Puberty sucks for guys." I gave him a little lesson. He understands now

[@bel8077]

that sounds ominous lmao

[@shannalese]

🤣🤣😂

[@jungkooks_microwavephobia]

wait, that dude didn’t know periods existed?

[@nini.26]

*cough* It's BTS he probably did he just didn’t know how terrible it is 💀

[@elliesweet480]

Ha my boyfriend said that to I slapped him a few time LOVE YA BABE

[@catherinejohnson2794]

Girl this isn’t TMI! I appreciate you sharing such an intimate thing.

[@Aussiesteph]

The massacre in my pants once a month 😂😂😂😂 Couldn’t agree more with that description 💉🗡

[@HeyThereItsLara]

Stephanie Elise I read that as “the Mascara in my pants” and got SO confused for a second hahaha😂

[@alienewby9888]

It'sLaraBeth me too 😂

[@nikkiweingarten2000]

I heard the “master in my pants”

[@umasvlogsanddisabilityreso9377]

I heard the massacre in my hands😂

[@Aussiesteph]

You are all so funny made my afternoon! 🤣🤣🤣 🤣

[@IndependentOreo]

Who disliked it? They clicked on the video knowing what they would hear-

[@summeraycan5770]

LMAO yeah... 🤦‍♀️

[@jh00212]

This isn’t graphic at all!!! Even if it was people can click off. Periods aren’t gross.

[@brigetteroberts920]

Ikr something so natural is not gross

[@DarkGirlspfg]

Sorry... I know it's natural, but for me it's very gross... not the smell, but to feel you have blood all over, I normally feel so angry everytime I get stained

[@emily3888]

I think it's okay for people to admit it's gross, even if it is natural. So is vomiting and pooping but we consider that gross. It's tissue being shed and blood everywhere!

[@alyssaharris5953]

omg my moms name is jennifer harris too lmao

[@annajomeg9661]

I agree!!

[@liannedegraaf2616]

I know you probably made this for nosey sighted people but as a legally blind girl going blind from RP this is actually really useful haha

[@PrincesaLunez]

12:25 “So I get good cleavage for like 10 days of the month. It’s pretty bomb” 😂 Gotta love Molly turning PMS and swollen boobs into something positive ❤️❤️

[@MollyBurkeOfficial]

Always a silver lining!

[@nikithesnakelady8912]

Ugh I hate the swollen chest. It's already so big I don't want it being bigger haha

[@cambo338]

I literally know fuck all about periods, I wasn't told anything much growing up, so right now in like swollen boobs?? 😂😂

[@aimeetrudgian4980]

@@cambo338 ha, I don't get swollen boobs either 🙈😂

[@natashaw401]

Yup

[@emilycreager2269]

I love that she is always really clear to say thinga like "This is just my experience, not every blind woman's experience." Or "I'm not sure the natural remedies helped because it's hard to say, but I think they did." I wish more people were willing to be like that instead of saying this is exactly what happens for everybody or this thing will always be the absolute cure.

[@connermcintosh4322]

Girl don’t worry about this being graphic, we all deal with it and we don’t care lol

[@heyyItzTonni]

I actually never thought about how a blind woman would know if she had her period but this video caught my attention

[@morgan8290]

Same

[@iBeFloe]

I mean they’re just blond, they can still feel it though

[@alexacabello9625]

I can feel when I get my period without looking. So I guess thats how they know the point is how to actually deal with it, know if you have to change pads or if your underwear/ pants are clean or not. Etc

[@lemons358]

I think the relationship between you and your mom is amazing. I would love to see a video more on that friendship.

[@sarahalmeida1631]

A Lemon me too!

[@CashAndSpanglish]

I second this!

[@pkthao90]

Yesss!!! Would love to see the journey between you two 💛

[@nancyperkins9274]

Gosh i now as a mom the story they tell will put me in tears and im ready for it

[@anniebe4992]

I'm not blind but my mother and I are that close too if needed ❤

[@missdracula4641]

As a disabled woman I understand I struggle of having to be close to people the way that others are not. My boyfriend and I have been together for years and he is my best friend and I am very comfortable with him. He many things for me that other people would find strange or uncomfortable but it’s are normal. Thank you for being so open and honest 😌

[@cutiepeachiepeach]

We should really break the taboos from these topics. Period it's a natural thing and its symptoms are real af. Thank you for taking the time to do this video Molly 💙

[@cassiew6642]

Lets give it up for the Canadian healthcare system!! It would've been so expensive to go to the doctor so many times in the 90s in America

[@mariakara2419]

Cassie W 👏🏼

[@jules3826]

Totally agree! 🇨🇦❤️

[@d.leighannbatemon3192]

In the 90's?? It's even more expensive today. I hate the American healthcare system. And I know all my Canadian and European friends complain about the higher taxes, but the American tax code is so cumbersome and ridiculous that a lot of Americans overpay taxes unless they have the cash to hire tax specialists. I hate all the medical bills that come after I see a doctor, and I just found out because my husband switched jobs and I'm no longer eligible for his new work insurance until he's been there for a year, I'll be paying $580/month on top of my normal medical bills. Just got a bill for $387 from my ultrasound to determine my due date for this new baby. How is this better than paying higher taxes?!? At least if we had higher taxes contributing to a national health Care system, we wouldn't have the highest maternal death rate of all the developed countries, because pregnant women wouldn't put off seeing a doctor until it was too late. I wouldn't get panic attacks every time I have to see a doctor. America is so broken.

[@pokerfacenino]

The checking with your mom thing? Honestly, it doesn't sound that different from when you're out with friends and you've got white jeans. Suddenly you're terrified you've abruptly gotten your period and it's broken through, so you grab your friend and go, "Am I good?!" and turn around so she can check you. Your version involves much less panic, so I like it.

[@catlover7015]

People in the comments: talking about periods. Me: wait she actually got sponsored by a tampon compony?

[@nessteboul1467]

*compony*

[@21hairgirl]

Company*

[@Me-do5tm]

Yeah that's super cool, I've never actually seen a tampon sponsorship :)

[@bow975]

Lol

[@ThroughBorrowedEyes]

Hmm.. I also lost my period for almost 2 years when I lost my vision. I was really struggling with my mental health surrounding my vision loss, but I had never thought about there being a connection to losing my period for that time. It was really validating to hear that the same thing happened to you!

[@liumiao6576]

That it is interesting. I love reading health stuff so I find it interesting. I love learning about about health stuff so I can be educated and know how to help someone if the need occurred

[@Mothman_In_a_T-Pose]

God, I wish my period stopped when I temporarily lost my sight! I'm part of the very unfortunate population that gets a heavier/worse flow the more emotional I get. (I hope this doesn't come off as crass or anything. ^^; My filter seems to be broken half the time.)

[@gothempress]

Her period stopped because she was essentially anorexic. It was due to malnutrition. I hope you are doing well now mentally and physically.

[@gothempress]

@@brit4294 yes, this is true. I wasn't saying OP experienced what Molly did, just that Molly made it clear why she lost her menstrual cycle.

[@annabullock5143]

This is kind of unrelated but I love your username

[@NbDrp]

Periods are like why do I have to be punished for not being pregnant 🤷‍♀️😵🤔

[@lluviatimestwo]

Evelyn R yeah and then when we do get pregnant it’s like we’re being punished x10 😭

[@m.h.333]

Yeah

[@misssurenitysweety16]

OMG YES WHY CAN WE JUST HAVE LIKE ONE

[@kilaueazswe2769]

Uterus wants baby, uterus don’t get baby, uterus wants revenge.

[@taylorq23]

Evelyn R yes

[@NixyRose72]

When you sneeze or stand and give birth to a large jellyfish.... I will not miss that feeling. This was fascinating, thank you for being so open.

[@ashildrtheswift3028]

Ha, I've never seen it described this way, but it's very accurate

[@calisahardy4845]

"Large _jellyfish_ " 😆 wow...

[@theskyisfallingtom]

Yes I remember the jellyfish. I didn't know what to call them back then.

[@GoodMusicManiac999]

Perfect description 👏👏👏👏

[@e11a04]

That’s actually so true 😂 Especially when getting out of bed in a morning 💀

[@katebunn7567]

Thank you for posting this. I'm disabled, mobility, no sight issues. However, your earlier start of puberty,was the first time I have known someone else who started young, I was 9, it happened at night. My dad was at work, & we're close but that was a relief as I absolutely didn't want him knowing. My big sister was on holiday, my mum was on the phone to my Godmother. I went to the toilet, saw blood & thought I was bleeding in the injured way, as I had no idea about puberty or periods...That was frightening. After that first time, I used to be extremely ill, vomiting each month, & jaundice too for about a year. Never any pain though. It's an important subject that no one wants to talk about, so much stress & embarrassment for young girls. But to be blind too? That means it can't be something as secret & private, because you need to know it's started each time. So hard as this must've been thank you, for sharing. Younger me would've been so relieved to know she wasn't a freak, hitting puberty so early. It was pre-google, so leaflets that stated average age was the limit of info available. Which is why friends, with daughters especially, know I hit puberty young. Tell your daughter so it isn't frightening for then & let them know it's nothing to be embarrassed about.

[@LucindaPug]

A couple of periods ago I cried over dropping a hair tie... what is wrong with me 😂

[@alexacabello9625]

Lucinda K not a couple of days, hours, minutes, years!! A COUPLE PERIODS AGO JAJAJAHA great way to count time haha

[@roxy111ify]

I love this I'm currently on and this has been the most emotional and I just start crying for no reason this doesn't normally happen so I'm just confused at why there are tears streaming down my face

[@LucindaPug]

Alexa Cabello 😂😂😂

[@niamhgriffin4102]

I do that without my period

[@TheSammymaus]

I once got mad at a shampoo bottle for being empty...

[@ashh.9637]

This is not gross at all, just informational and human nature. Thank you for sharing!!

[@archaedia]

I'm so glad the blind community has someone so confident and able to express vulnerability (a sign of strength) to their audience. Periods are 100% natural. Any woman judging you for how you handle them are simply projecting their own insecurities. Love your realness!

[@kanyeeast2151]

My last period I yelled at my teacher for giving me homework and then started crying 😢😁

[@crestedgecko2718]

_KyLiE _ nice 😂

[@NickUncommon]

A overlooked "I" in the first line made me see the period personified, yelling at the teacher. What an inner picture!

[@equestrianashes6564]

KYLIE DA CUTIE lol same lol

[@MsStina84]

My workmate and I use to have it the same week. She can't cooperate in normal weeks either, but in those days she's turning into a witch, so we preferably avoid talking to each other.

[@SunnyGirlFlorida]

Don't blame your bad behavior on a period. You can control your behavior if you want to.

[@tiffanyrosejenks3963]

I use Clue to track my period, and it is spot on! I'll show myself out...

[@sienna6046]

Tiffany Jenks Castiel I use clue too! It’s great for me

[@twin2289]

Clue is the best one I've used.

[@rielynwhite6643]

Clue hasn’t been too accurate for me and I’m sad. My period usually comes a week or two before clue says it will. :(((

[@julianabittarbarao2135]

i use it too! i like how many options you get to track both your period and any personal symptoms you usually get, and it has been pretty accurate

[@marial1546]

I use Clue also and mine comes a few days after clue says it will come

[@Nikotastik]

Even as a sighted girl, I have never needed to see it to know. Like you can feel it. I had no idea so many people only can tell by sight.

[@OfficialRekka]

I also can feel it, like I know, that’s the real thing, but sometimes I have pre-cramps due to pms, so sometimes I have to check more often, because, well I’m a little bit paranoid in this topic 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@shellymarie97]

I think like my first day, right when it starts, sometimes I'm surprised and didn't know. So I could see some accidents happening, but for the most part I'd think you'd know

[@Lilee177]

I've always had irregular and heavy periods, and I literally never know it's "coming" until it's HERE. I'm on the birth control pill now, so I only know it's coming when it's time to take a week break in my pill, but I still can't "feel" that it's coming.

[@fr3y458]

Nikotastik yeah me too

[@sortathesame8701]

I was always able to tell the minute it started also, but Molly said hers now starts with light spotting, so that would probably not be as obvious.

[@genzdaddi]

Men should DEFINITELY be comfortable with the period talk! I use "Eve" to track my period and I love it a lot, it helps track fertility and you can log how you're feeling every day.

[@jeremiahjohnson6971]

I got my red wings

[@corablah9809]

I agree. They shouldn't be having s*x, at all, if they don't understand what it actually is, what ovulation is, what menstration is... Especially if they are grown men. We do natural family planning so being educated on the female cycle is so important!!!

[@softmarshmello2821]

sameee i love that app

[@erikajean1774]

I use Flo app

[@bruhlano3129]

I use clue

[@vanessadominguez7964]

The stuff animal wall is just imaculate

[@Moonbutnosun]

When Molly said "yep, we're really doing it. We're going in" My phone started to buffer and I thought she was just taking an super uncomfortably long pause until I looked at the screen to check if she was OK

[@emiliajones8090]

Lol

[@Gleekfan345]

got my period on the 4th of July when I was 12 talk about fireworks 🧨

[@at12344]

Nicole Karan I got mine ON MY BIRTHDAY when I was 10

[@catalinadorfman6003]

wait i also got mine on the 4th of july when i was 12!!!!

[@annabryjo1568]

My friend got it 4th of July when she was 12

[@trinityd406]

mines set to come on the 4th lol so funnn

[@Emily-zq3xt]

I got mine close to Christmas smh Christmas was kinda bad

[@victoriapavkovic9803]

KZbin always recommends period videos to me when I’m on my period! Like how do they know??

[@arianawestbrook5487]

Victoria Pavkovic SAME

[@karinegendron2695]

It's the same for me too 😂😂

[@shaun.2322]

Same

[@laurawallbank]

Your phone is stalking you...it “hears” when you talk about anything...💀📱

[@DieAlteistwiederda]

Our overlord Google knows everything about us.

[@kwik2707]

boys: getting hit in the balls is the WORST PAIN! periods:

[@cheyennewilliams3537]

periods, labor, cramps, birth : **cries in most of these include blood and screaming/ crying CONSTANTLY**

[@RobinsLittlePhoenix]

A whole week of getting kicked in the balls

[@angrycactus158]

I explain it to my brothers that it’s like getting hit in the balls nonstop for 3-7 days.

[@vincent111]

ovarian cysts:

[@venice6365]

Childbirth: what about me

[@datgirlmeredith5370]

As a girl I couldn't imagine getting my period without being able to see it. I applaud you Molly ❤

[@mikeyjackson5946]

I can smell mine. Like not a bad smell it just smells like period hard to explain lol

[@zlfxso2348]

Yes!

[@brookesouder4601]

iron, and fish. with a weird other smell

[@mikayatayor3969]

Probably iron + ur normal vag smell.

[@ynamanzano2075]

Hannahnadine like a fishy-metal scent?

[@madalynncirstea4900]

Same.

[@victoriarodriguez314]

Molly you are so sweet. Dont even stress girl! This video wasn't weird or uncomfy. It was very informative!

[@anniebe4992]

I fully agree, it's all good!

[@mialikesoup5843]

I was the 666th like!!!!!

[@viviannereynoso3591]

There is no shame in showing your mother, or any trusted person in your life to ask for confirmation for spotting. This is normal and thanks for openly and bravely sharing this Molly 💛 this is normalizing this conversation and the facts and reality of periods and their existence. It’s also a privilege and a special trust & honor for women to share and bond in something so intimate and personal with their mothers, other women, or close people in our lives, but especially moms 💕 we love Nieve

[@annawilliams3558]

your background is by far the cutest background of any youtuber on youtube🤩🤩🤩

[@miab.8118]

Mr.kate did it

[@lindseyd2436]

I’m not blind but I use this period tracking app It’s called “Clue” and it work and so far for me it’s been 100% accurate for the year and a half i’ve used it. It is voice software accessible.

[@Krompskont]

Same and it has been super accurate for me!

[@emma_3157]

Same! I love “Clue”! It’s always accurate!

[@angelbarr3135]

Its only 100% accurate if you have a regular period cycle,if not it will be less accurate but it takes in the pattern and information and make a perdiction as to when it is

[@hle7767]

Lindsey Dickinson I use Clue too, and its been 100% accurate for me too.

[@xmxrmee]

omg i use clue too!!

[@heyyygreyyyhound1669]

Molly deserves a round of applause for her honesty. I feel that so many young women can relate at least one of the issue she discussed.

[@taylorsailorrobinson4744]

When she said “Massacre in my pants” 😂😂😂 I love her omg

[@ckneko_]

Being open about our periods is important, for little girls and to brake the eww period mentality

[@kitten_582]

Ya that shit got me bullyed

[@sarawhite9338]

@@kitten_582 I'm sry to hear that, people suck sometimes. I got teased (mostly by boys in my class) in 7th grade for not wearing a bra yet or shaving my legs. I don't think I got my period till later. I don't remember what age I was when it started.

[@eve.m1026]

Sara White what the fuck... WHY would someone even care about ur bra..I dont get it.. BRUH SJJDBSBSBBSNSHSHSBBSV😂

[@sarawhite9338]

@@eve.m1026 IKR? Probably because they were middle school boys w nothing better to do. I still remember them tracing my spine w their fingers to check/ prove it.

[@cobalius]

Well i'm a man and don't like that topic xD Nahh i don't really need that

[@Jenna-lo1yp]

I use this one app called Flo, and it's fricken amazing, it sometimes scary how accurate it is for me. I usually alway's get my period the day it says I'm suppose to.

[@hannan1601]

wthsakura Flo is amazing! I have PCOS and before diet/exercise, I had the most unpredictable periods. I would go 5 months at a time without it or have it every 2 weeks. All this time attempting to track with Flo since August of 2017. With diet/exercise I have been able to get my period back and it was astonishing to me how quickly Flo was able to tell me to the DAY when I will start my period. It’s like magic and it’s such a relief to finally know when my period will come. I still can’t believe that an app is able to tell me to the exact day when I will start my period. What a time to be alive.

[@victorialucas7640]

wthsakura same here! Flo is amazing!

[@aliam7546]

Yup flo is really good

[@angiewulfers2956]

wthsakura preach

[@breanna7254]

Especially the community on FLO is amazing ! Everyone is so open and that’s how it should be

[@haleyhall4595]

my friend once said her aunt flow was in town and i literally thought it meant her aunt not her period, IM 16 HOW AM I SO DUMB

[@megancastelli904]

haley hall my family calls it aunt flow too🤣

[@victoriacote3734]

haley hall when I first got mine my mom was on vacation and she got home and I said mom guess who came to visit me. She said who. I said Aunt Flo😂😂😂 she was like nooo. And I was like yeah.😂

[@haleyhall4595]

Victoria Cote i didn’t even get mine until i was 15

[@jessx306]

Victoria Cote haha that’s too cute!!

[@sarahjakupovic1297]

my friend and I call her aunt from Russia

[@MarrisaPlays]

I totally agree with you on men needing to know. I remember one month i was on it. My husband was in the shower and i was doing my thing on the potty. We started talking about it and we do have a very open relationship, I am 100% sure most people would be disgusted by our conversations. We got on the topic of my (and women in general) period. I happened to be using a tampon at that moment and asked if he really understood what they did. The answer was no, So what do i do. Obviously, i grab a new one and jump in the shower where there is a liquid source for my instruction. he was totally fascinated by how big it got in the water. On the note of how you know when you cant see it, well i know personally I can smell a metallic scent from the area the day I am going to start. I dont know if this is normal for everyone but i personally can smell menstrual blood.

[@MarrisaPlays]

@cheeky banana ive never been a shy girly girl. Always had more Male friends than female. It almost became a game of mine to see if i can make the guys on my raid team squirm with some comment they have been conditioned not to say infront of girls

[@rhyliemasons7957]

The metalic scent may be you smelling the iron in your blood. I know I smell way different when I'm having my period. It's like a metalic smell mixed with the sweat that you get from having sex (it's very specific to me).

[@linagirl7020]

When you're on your period and someone says something funny and you laugh hard....💀💀

[@mariajo2698]

Or sneeze

[@corasimone8775]

Or cough

[@feminielove7494]

or get frightened by somebody

[@megangraham6072]

lina girl I wear tampons so I don’t even feel it

[@anti_fascist]

mere standing up from a chair feels like bloody niagara falls down there wdym

[@McLovinTheseNutz]

I know this was for sighted people who have been nosey, but as a mother of a blind daughter, this is extremely useful information for the future. Thanks Molly 🙏

[@Danielle-rq4st]

I use the Flo app❤️ Also,who else is on their period right know?

[@angieamad0]

Lol me

[@evelynmilberry7187]

Me

[@mossonmars]

mE

[@ellajean3576]

me ughh 😂🥴

[@cassandrakeithley1402]

I should be starting my period in a couple days haha, great timing 🤣

[@elliadora]

Why do guys find periods gross? Lmao it’s not gross unless your the one cleaning it up 🥰

[@grungelives]

I’m a guy but always find periods interesting il truly never fully understand it so i do my best to learn and be mature about it and understand how it effects women It isn’t gross or tmi to me it’s natural but yet has social stigma so I’m glad videos like this exist

[@fluffyunicorn23]

You are a legend! I wish more men thought the way you do. Then they might be a bit more compassionate when we are going through our periods.

[@grungelives]

Fluffy Unicorn I mean what am I guna do say a woman is over reacting or act immature about it for my own comedic relief when I can’t begin to fully comprehend what she could be going through The best thing I can do is be there and lend a helping hand when I can and be knowledgeable and open about the topic it’s natural so it’s more interesting to learn about it for me so I can at least be of use when it calls for it

[@fluffyunicorn23]

@@grungelives well that's the sensible and respectful way to go about it. Hopefully you will inspire more men to do the same.

[@grungelives]

Fluffy Unicorn that’s how I look at it it’s not my goal haha but if it wears off on people then awesome!

[@grungelives]

Speaking Truth exactly you out hear speaking truth lol It’s a fine thing once you’ve been around it enough earning your red wings is a pretty normal experience as well As long as you are a understanding dude and know how to be there when you need to be then it’s just another week just a little tougher for her

[@hc0408]

"so I get cleavage for like 10 days of the months, it‘s pretty bomb." LMAO I love how relatable this is

[@corinnehidrobo6520]

H. C. Meeeee

[@sea9235]

ikr its such a mood

[@goodneighborsw]

i haven’t started my period yet this month but this is literally happening to me right now lmfao

[@AshleeKnowsNot]

LOL that's how my boyfriend knows I'm ovulating. They grow like a whole freaking cup size. :/ It's freaking weird.

[@heatherbarnhart171]

I'm so with you that boys should know about periods

[@miriamhunter75]

Totally

[@idk0709]

Boys should get the cramps not us xD

[@raa4351]

I find it shocking how boys don’t know what pads or tampons are, i mean yeah they’re boys and don’t need to use them but surely someone should tell them, so say if they have a gf or something later on in life, they can understand the *_pAiN_* she goes thru...?

[@katiebugg447]

agreed

[@LD-bi4tl]

I'm happy I could educate my ex on those things because he doesn't have sisters and our education in school wasn't the best in educating us about these topics. When we moved in together he really show interest to ask me questions about it and I would tell him things about it as well, so even if we are not together anymore I'm happy that this isn't something foreign to him so he can make his partners in future a bit more comfortable by knowing all these informations already ☺️

[@alexisboyd3797]

Menstrual cups are my go to saving the environment

[@elephantshrew6304]

Ok, but like, have you done it without looking? I’m sure it’s fine for blind women to use tampons or pads if maneuvering a cup is too difficult. It’s not fair to impose a feeling of guilt on those who already have tougher situations. This is coming from another cup user. I believe the women who are able to use cups have already made a huge impact on the environment. If one can use a menstrual cup as a blind person, that is really incredible to me.

[@rhyliemasons7957]

@@elephantshrew6304 I don't look when I use my cup. The only time I see it is when I take it out from its storage and when I wash it (but I could wash it without being able to see it and have when my migraine is so bad that I don't turn on any lights in the bathroom). But that's just me, it could be different depending on the user.

[@emilily6513]

There is an app for blindness, which will announce what colours or objects it is "seeing" It's called Aipoly Vision App and it will say out loud whatever color the camera of your phone or tablet is pointing toward. I think that you could use this, point it at your toilet paper, and it could help indicate if you're bleeding by announcing "Red" or any colour in the browns, pinks, reds, and oranges. I'm not sure how accurate it is, and if you're not familiar with color names and which colours would indicate blood it might make it additionally confusing. If it could possibly help you, I thought it's worth mentioning and trying.

[@Abby-pb1kf]

I’m pretty sure she’s familiar with colours as she only went blind early teens/tweens I’m pretty sure 🙃

[@aleesha-janedenning8532]

@@Abby-pb1kf She doesn't remember what colours look like, as she says visual memory doesn't last 🌸

[@Hailey-qv6ee]

@@Abby-pb1kf visual memory doesn't last long when you're having to re-learn how to live your life without sight. molly herself has said that she can't remember what colors actually look like since it's been so long since she's seen them. she only has an idea/assumption of how they look.

[@reedlawrencej]

She does know what red is, she just cant visualize it. She i a smart woman and knows blood's red. lol

[@pilaracevedo2078]

@@reedlawrencej yeah, even blind since birth people know that blood is red, they can remember it without knowing how red looks like

[@xinfiny]

I never really thought about how a blind woman would handle a period but it's interesting. Whatever works! Thanks for sharing!

[@sarahgreen3693]

I use tampons because I don't like feeling the blood shoot out of me every time I sneeze 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@karenmonserratcompeanrodri337]

Use the cup It’s the best

[@slimy5209]

I use the Diva Cup! I recommend it ladies!

[@imnotsocreative5985]

That’s one of the best feelings wow I’m weird

[@Justsaymiry]

I sneeze the tampon out too..........//

[@imnotsocreative5985]

Mystic Diaries What 😂😂😂

[@linastardust3535]

We do need to start talking about periods more often! If we did I would've found out that severe pain is not normal and probably gotten diagnosed with endometriosis a decade ago before it became so advanced.

[@itsleethebee2573]

I use a period tracker called clue and it is really accurate for me. I'm not blind so I don't know if it'll work the same for you but it works well for me and can track my period and pms exactly.

[@estix76]

I have been using clue for about a year now and honestly so far its been extremely accurate. Usually I get my period exactly on the marked day, if not it's usually a day earlier or a day later!

[@artsy_luzi]

Same👍🏻

[@jesscarter94]

Same! I’ve been tracking my period for close to 3 years now and I’ve found it to be extremely accurate, I started to use clue about a year and a half ago and it’s almost always exact!

[@autumns5199]

Same. I've had it for almost a year now and clue said I would get my period tomorrow but I have it today. That's how it usually is for me. So I do recommend it. It's helped me a lot.

[@sarahaviles6185]

Love clue

[@Bekind0612]

It’s fine moms see everything. And they would do anything for their kids.

[@gracielarodriguez6871]

Awww :')

[@phoeb7293]

yesss so true ❤️

[@GoodMusicManiac999]

My own still hassles me to see my pads. Sometimes she gets rewarded, but basically I find it so very disgusting for myself that I don't want to shock anybody else with the view. Including my mother.

[@mags8212]

GoodMusicManiac999 Z why would she need to see your pads...

[@meredithackerman8493]

Mag that’s what I’m wondering

[@Carter-ie3rf]

So like once I was at school and I was just laying down across a few chairs and my teacher (male) came over and he asked me what was wrong and I looked him dead in the eye and said “Satans sacrificial waterfall”. At first he looked confused and then his eyes widened and mouth dropped and he rushed back to his desk made a call then rushed back over with a bar of chocolate and a pillow (he’s a strange teacher) and said “my wife told me to give you these things”. Best period ever.

[@lovelabs3116]

That's kinda great

[@depressedpotato9411]

That's an awesome teacher

[@hannahbananajanhunen3187]

my teachers just tell me to get over it and don’t “overreact” but ya know i have bad fucking cramps soooooooooo she got fired cause she did it to all of the girls at my school and it pissed us off enough to tell the principal

[@makaylagroff8971]

Oh my gosh that's so sweet😭

[@charleshills1408]

I get migraines and horrible cramps on my period, so I almost never make it to school on the day it starts (cuz it’s worse then) But when I do go to school when I have those issues, I look like a heccing zombie.

[@lillith666black]

I'm so happy your periods got better. I started watching you for some positivity while stuck in bed with my disability. THANK YOU. Was diagnosed age 24 with endometriosis, adenomyosis and PCOS since mine just kept getting worse and for a long time I just thought this was normal. Hoping to normalise people speaking about things like a period more...

[@catlampron7352]

Clue is an absolutly incredible app. I have tried many and it is by far the most accurate one. It tracks many different things to get a better general picture of your body. It is built for periods but you can use it to track so many other health things.

[@chrissyzcreationz]

my daughter uses Clue as well, she loves it.

[@maddieeldridge5711]

i use clue too. it’s never been wrong for me.

[@ashleystaples2263]

I use Clue also!

[@mariamshah338]

I use Clue and it’s amazing

[@AbisolaAyoola]

I’ve tried switching from Flo to Clue because that’s the app my friends were using, but I still prefer Flo because it is more user friendly more me. Anyone else use Flo? Edit: when I checked on this comment, I choked. Thanks for all of your likes and comments about your period app experiences.

[@Jiminphoria]

Yep definatley prefer Flo

[@hippiemiky]

meeee

[@kaseygoslow8867]

yes, definitely flo

[@youtubetrash3196]

Abisola Ayoola I do

[@storm13emily]

I've used both clue and Flo at the same time. Flo is way better

[@allyhymiller2796]

I’ve used the app Clue to track my period for four years now. I would check it out! ❤️

[@ekartak]

Ally Hymiller I love clue!

[@athena5002]

Ally Hymiller I use “period tracker” my best friend uses “Flow”

[@isabellahope7931]

I would but mine is sooo irregular 😂

[@angieamad0]

Same!😊

[@lizzystevens3497]

I have it but because I’m that lazy/forgetful i forget to fill it in. So now I just have the app and basically never use it

[@aashaphoebeanton7288]

waow, everytime i watch her channel, i suddenly feel like i'm truly in a safe-space! thnxX molly. you're an inspiration!

[@Nicole.92]

Who has their period at the minute + is watching this 😂.... me!!! I use period cups + took my period when I was 9, so 18 years ago!

[@alexiskarl1750]

Me

[@tiffanygrigg4696]

Just started mine this morning. Also use a diva cup! Started when I was 11, ten years ago :p

[@miekal.a.nortier4690]

Me 😝lol

[@meepmeep3905]

@@tiffanygrigg4696 Mine started at 11 to!!!

[@poetriv]

im 12 going into 7th grade, started developing at 9 or 10 and nothings happened yet I turned 12 January 31st

[@Siriuslyyy]

Molly the fact that you ask your mom for such help is not gross or weird. It is perfect. I am so proud of you for sharing ❤️

[@kaymarie5966]

Hey Molly, I hope this doesn't get buried, but I use Flo. I think it's pretty accurate. I went ahead into my settings and turned on the talk back feature. I think it worked just like it was supposed to. I hope this helps!

[@hippiemiky]

yes i use this too!

[@alianathefoxfairy]

I've used them for about 4 years now. In the beginning it was not very accurate but nowadays it's accurate to within a couple days for me. I love it!

[@jessicaturrell6884]

I use this app too and it's been very accurate for me. I've tried other ones in the past but didn't like them nearly as much.

[@jadehaapala3952]

This is a great app!

[@symonehadorn5188]

Because of my birth control I don’t get my period but I use the Flo app to keep track of the last time I got my period, and pms symptoms.

[@emilyelizabeth7062]

i cried while looking at dogs on petfinder. literally just at how cute they were, no even their stories.

[@kaylatucker451]

I'm not blind but I use Clue and for the most part it's actually surprisingly accurate Especially for me who only uses it when I'm actually on my period when im pretty sure you're supposed to enter data everyday 😂

[@hazel5455]

I can't use period apps because deapite having had my period for uears it only ever stays the same for a few months

[@cutecows2297]

I use clue because mine is irregular and I can’t remember when the doctor asks me 😅

[@MissySimpleM]

Oh.... I only use it on my period and when I'm ovulating :D all other days I'm like: well, I hope you know I have nothing to report :D :D :D :D

[@104karla]

I use it too and it’s also super accurate for me

[@chelseabvby]

i too use clue even tho im not blind but i do have an irregular cycle and never knows when its about to come so the app does help me out ALOT and is prettty accurate

[@maxinemm1607]

When I get my period I just tell my husband my dragon is feasting... He knows to not disturb or upset the dragon

[@mariannak.2679]

The dragon😆😆 I love that

[@lisahanna7309]

😂🤣🐉

[@nikitacavan448]

I'm stealing this 🙌🏻

[@michellemartinez6375]

hahahaha that's a good one!

[@violemorris1106]

yOU ACTUALLY GOT THIS SPONSORSHIP IM LAUGHING SO HARD

[@quelvannucci1]

I was extremely unlucky i got my period when i was 8 years old I have an older sister so i knew what was happening but, i was sooo surprised because my older sister got hers at 12 so i thought i had a few more years gurlll i was wrong!

[@AllisonSingleton]

Oh wow, that is pretty young.

[@rileyhargrove1497]

Omg wow!

[@NicosW0rld]

You were an early bloomer!

[@avalaperle8224]

Same I got mine at 9

[@avalaperle8224]

I thought I was dying

[@thefenella]

I recently started using period underwear from a company called Thinx and it’s like changed my life

[@leslieblack8834]

Fenella I’ve used that underwear for about two years now! It really is life changing, especially since I’ve had the same six pairs for that time. They’re the best!

[@sunstripe85]

dude I recently started using period underwear too and I LOVE IT OMG Although, I haven't gotten from Thinx because I'm cheap... I've been buying other brands from Amazon. But they have a lot of options and they're so frickin great

[@mandycrossen8712]

Oh my god I use them too and I completely LOVE them

[@jada5rock]

The idea sounds cool, but I'm so scared of not having full coverage

[@winterprism9227]

Do they work for heavy flows??

[@pissedoffracoon5994]

The following is intended as a PSA and not to horrify, sicken or stress anyone out in any way. I’m a blind girl, and when I’ve started to spot, the way I’m able to tell is by feeling the outer crotch of my panties. Normally, even if there’s just a little bit of blood, it seeps through and leaves a tactile stain, whereas regular discharge does not. Also, if the blood hasn’t had time to crust or stain, it feels stickier than discharge. I’ve only recently started using period Trackers, but even without them, I can usually tell when to start looking because my PMS symptoms are VERY apparent.

[@d.leighannbatemon3192]

Thank you for sharing another perspective.

[@uhm1374]

If you’re blind how did you type...?

[@miacoglianese7834]

*uhm* I have a friend that’s blind and they can talk into their phone to type for them

[@lala_oooh]

@@uhm1374 talk to text.

[@the_blind_chick]

*uhm* there is plenty of technology for the blind/visually impaired that will read out words on the screen or tell you what words/letters you’re typing out. And like the other person said, there’s also voice to text.

[@crystalg4943]

You should try period panties. I have some from thinx and knix I use them for those early days or when I think it might come mid day! I also use them as a second protection for the rest of my cycle when I'm using my cup!

[@real_twooping]

Crystal G Are those reusable?

[@hopfritx5045]

@@real_twooping absolutely! You just wash them

[@challengeseekers9054]

Crystal G I have tried those and I didn't like how the blood doesn't absorb in the panties

[@kelsymuhamet1284]

Crystal G, hold up does it feel weird bc your in them all day?? They have always confused me bc your in them all day and if it gets heavy then your gunna feel it right idk 😐

[@alyssia7239]

@@kelsymuhamet1284 If you have a heavy flow or you're on like THE second day, you'll need more than one in the day (or what I do is put pads on it for the first half of the day and then just the panties) If you don't let them drown in blood, you won't feel them or at least way less than a pad. The only downside is you have to be ok with blood because you'll have to wash them often

[@haleyh6921]

girl you gotta do what u gotta do and honestly this entire video-birth control, pms, smells and pains and all-was really almost empowering and comforting to hear, love you Molly from one uterus holder to another❤️

[@iheartquestionmark1313]

Nobody: Molly's intro: 👁️👄👁️

[@slutamatakottar8785]

Josie Alexander 😂😂

[@josiedimick3105]

I don’t get it

[@iheartquestionmark1313]

@@josiedimick3105 watch her little cartoon intro thingy at the beginning of the video

[@iheartquestionmark1313]

@@josiedimick3105 0:13

[@courtneycattx]

Molly!! You should make your own period app that's blind friendly!!! That would be awesome! Or collab with someone on that! 😊

[@brecklynnkorthals424]

Courtney D. Yes she should

[@delaynetadema2037]

Courtney D. Good idea I agree and support that

[@elizabetholiver3626]

You'd make bank ! And I'd totally use it even though I'm not blind lol

[@emilykuykendall2899]

Girl, don't worry about it sounding gross, as you were talking I was thinking "Yup, I know exactly what you mean!!"

[@sunshineanddaisies6094]

Girl, I’m with you! That is so close to what I deal with that it’s almost scary. My husband gets the privilege of checking for me. Anyone that shamed you for this should be ashamed. We’ve got to do what we have to do. Just know that you are not alone.

[@florencenorfolk4072]

I use Flo, it is really helpful and it also gives you advice based on sleep, cramps, mood and a lot more. Highly recommend

[@baby.cherries4699]

Florence Norfolk yea I use the same app and I’d say 99% of the time it’s accurate

[@Insomniacnerd3]

@@baby.cherries4699 same

[@daadaa6356]

same!

[@abigaillouise2547]

I use it to

[@lol5867]

Florence Norfolk me too

[@SpookyMama15]

I use Clue to track my period and it’s extremely accurate but I don’t know if the app has voice software.

[@navyavadlamudi1899]

Crystal ya, I use clue and it’s litterally sooo accurate!!!!!

[@maddieeldridge5711]

navya vadlamudi same. it’s never been wrong for me

[@loisweston6096]

It does have voice software as I’m a partly blind girl and I use it

[@iviefarmer3688]

I use clue too, but it's not completely accurate for me because my cycles are so irregular (varying from 23-42 days in-between menstruations). Also I sometimes forget to plug all the information in each day and that can cause it to mess up the predictions. But other than that it's the only app I use and I really enjoy knowing when about I'm ovulating, pmsing, and going to have my period.

[@amanda-_]

I use it too! It’s sooo helpful and helps me know when my period is going to be and when my FW is

[@stopbeingana-hole4151]

Dude, birth level contractions? I thought my cramps were bad 😖

[@SimonE-pf9qc]

Yea I kinda have reverse cramps in the sense that my lower back will hurt and it will get so bad that I can’t move or even go to sleep some nights and am exhausted, this happens for 7 days and a little bit before then so like 10 days! Yayyyyy

[@MegaAlexis92]

Stop Being An A-hole Ever since I had my tubes removed my cramps feel like that. When I’m at work I tend to go in the family bathroom stall waiting for the cramps to go away after I take meds for the cramps to go away

[@annalizafoley]

I'm two years into my piriod and when it gets bad I can't control what I do so gibberish comes out of my mouth and I usually throw myself into walls, like running into a wall. Its weird

[@princessevileyethezoo4196]

Stop Being An A-hole I had them age 14-19. I wanted to die...my hormones changed drastically crazy when I turned 20. I started having complex cysts instead. It was very weird but I was so glad to get rid of those contractions. They made me faint a couple times 😞

[@Bethanymsings13_]

I get those too. I have dysmenorrhea