Have you ever lost face because of your period?

This question is very shy for us traditional women to say in broad daylight. Fortunately, it's online. When it's embarrassing to talk about it only with my good friends and girlfriends in private, let's talk about it now and have fun together. Maybe there is an innocent little girl like me, because my period is humiliated? I think the answer is yes. Every girl should lose face because of her period. Hahaha, I remember the first time I came to my period was the second day of junior high school. At that time, I was simple. I knew that there was an important job in eating, drinking and having fun every day, and that was studying. I remember it was a Sunday afternoon, and my parents and I were skipping rope at home. As a result, I felt weak, found my period coming, and then I was afraid to tell my mother. I feel as if I have an incurable disease. At that time, my happiness was masked by fear. It's ridiculous to think about it now. At that time, I didn't know anything, and I didn't need anything. It seems that I changed five or six pairs of pants a day. It's just that the clothes rack at home is full of my own pants. The most shameful thing is not that I don't know anything when I first come to menstruation. The most humiliating thing is that I got a seat during my period, which is the most humiliating thing. And when I didn't know my period was coming, I got pants for my period. It is super painful for girls to come to my period, and all kinds of humiliation, as long as girls have had the embarrassment of their period. I still remember when I was in physical education class in junior high school, everyone reported on the playground. I went very late, and the teacher finished calling the roll. I'm about to disband. I shouted the report with trepidation. The teacher asked me why I went back to the dormitory to change my pants, and then the whole class laughed. My face was as red as an apple. At that time, we were all ignorant and simple. Although we are humiliated, we are ashamed of our youth. Youth is so short, it is normal to lose face.