Managing your period in school can be challenging due to limited access to restroom breaks, potential discomfort, and the stigma surrounding menstruation. Navigating through classes and activities while addressing menstrual needs can sometimes be disruptive and require discreet solutions. The lack of open discussions about menstruation in some school settings can contribute to feelings of embarrassment or inconvenience for those experiencing their period.

In this episode, Nishka and Kaanchi are going to be addressing the topic of dealing with your period in a school setting. Tune in as they provide tips and guidance to help you navigate your cycle comfortably and confidently while in school!

Quotes:

“Be proactive. It's always good to keep a schedule, either on a physical calendar or on your phone.” – Nishka Utpat

“Have a buddy. Don't be afraid to establish some trust between you and another female friend.” – Nishka Utpat

“Don't be scared because if they're a good friend, they won't judge you. We all go through this fear.” – Kaanchi Utpat

Takeaways:

Having a schedule, whether on paper or digital, helps with organization and managing time.

Cultivating a supportive friendship with a fellow woman can be a powerful source of strength and trust.

Overcoming fear is a shared experience, and true friends provide a safe haven free of judgment.

Conclusion:

Dealing with your period, especially in a very stressful environment like school, can be very difficult especially if you have no idea what you’re doing. However, adopting strategies such as maintaining a schedule and cultivating supportive friendships can empower you to easily manage your menstrual cycles more confidently, despite the environment you are in.