Conversations about periods are almost never cool. You can double that when those conversations happen to be with your parents. Ladies, can you remember how the conversation went with your parents when you got your first period? It was probably pretty awkward, right? Nothing like the ones you're about to read.
Conversations Between Girls And Their Parents About Periods That Are Cool AF
#1 Are you ready for shark week?
Some girls come up with really cool nicknames for their monthly visitor. Just check out Diana's conversation with her dad.
Dad: Hey Diana, how was your day?
Diana: Dad, It’s a shark week and my cramps are pretty bad.
Dad: Do we need any supplies sweety? Have enough pads?
#2 Aunt Flow is a bitch.
Women can bond over the fact that periods suck. This mom and daughter exemplify this perfectly.
Mom: Sarah, what are you up to today? Didn’t you go to work today?
Sarah: (Partially asleep in period pain)
Mom: Aren’t you listening, Sarah?
Sarah’s sister(shouts): Mom, “Aunt Flow is visiting“!
Mom: Ohh! “The B*tch is Back”
#3 We all bloat down here.
Bloating is a terrible feeling that Daisy's mom can identify with.
Mom: How are you baby?
Daisy: Not good mom!
Mom: What happened? You were just so fine in the morning.
Daisy: Mom, It feels like I’m dying of cramps and bloating.
#4 The members of this family are obviously 'Game of Thrones' fans.
Witty puns are always great. Especially when periods are involved.
Mom (to Maria’s brother): Go, boy! Get some groceries.
Maria’s brother: Why do I always have to go? Ask Maria to go to the market.
Mom: Maria, C’mon girl fetch some groceries from the store.
Maria: Mom! It’s a ‘red wedding’ day & I’ve turned into a ‘werewolf’ and “the redcoats are coming”.
Mom: Enough, I got it.
Maria’s brother: What?
#5 Dad understands completely.
For Janice, her period puts a halt to certain things. Thankfully, her dad understands.
Dad (Waking me at 6 am): C’mon, wake up! We need to go for a walk.
Janice (Partially Awakened): Dad, “I’m going to take a red wine shower for the next 7 days”.
Dad: Oh gotcha! will have to run alone then.
#6 Dad and daughter have an inside joke.
Isn't it great when you have a relationship with your parents that allows you to make all sorts of little inside jokes?
Dad: Nancy, where are you?
Nancy (Instantly, gets up from her bed & says): “Whisper something-something with wings”
Dad: Gotcha. ‘down-down’!
Both laugh!
#7 Annoying brothers are excluded.
Sometimes you just gotta come right out and tell your siblings so they leave you alone.
Emma’s brother: Why are you so sleepy today? Is anything wrong?
Emma: It’s like a fat man sitting on me. Now stop badgering & get lost.
#8 Not all siblings are annoying.
Stephanie and her brother have a special bond where they can talk about things like periods.
Stephanie’s brother (calls & asks): Hello Stephanie! How are you today?
Stephanie: Bro, my stomach aches!
Brother: Did you eat something bad today?
Stephanie: No bro! Here comes my birthday (with profound sad voice).
Brother: Oh poor baby. Take care & rest.
#9 Murder she wrote.
Some periods are particularly bloody. So bloody that they invite comparisons that will cause you to chuckle.
Mom: Rose, why don’t you come with me to the party?
Rose: Mom, I’m not willing to.
Mom: Don’t you like socializing with people?
Emma: Mom, it’s not like that, “There’s a crime scene in my pants”.
Mom: Oh, take care sweety.
#10 Dad understands that he's barking up the wrong tree.
Isn't great when your parents understand that you're not feeling your best? Sometimes dad just needs to be given a very blunt hint.
Dad: Julie, can you get me some bread from the supermarket?
Julie: Errrghhh! No way.
Dad: C’mon you lazy brat.
Mom: Stop pointing her! It’s that time of the month..you know.
Dad: —–Silence—— Oh okay, go & sleep, baby!
#11 Tea for two.
After badgering her constantly to make some tea, Dakota's dad figures out that he's the one who needs to make it for both of them.
Dad: Dako, please make me some tea.
Dakota: Dad, I’m not in the mood yet.
Dad: Why is the tea making needs your mood? C’mon, get up & make it for me.
Dakota: Dad, please stop! I’m not gonna make tea for you and I’m going to sleep.
Dad: Why do you behave like that? What happened?
Dakota: Nothing! The “LADY PRROBLEMMM” is here!
Dad: *Sigh*! I’ll make the tea for both of us.
#12 Geez mom!
Well, it's nice to know that periods make you look better.
Mom: Wow Katie, your skin looking amazing today! What foundation have you got on?
Katie: (If I don’t have any on, I give her a very confused look) Mom! It’s my Week 1″ [or “Week 2” or “High Oestrogen”, depending on when in my menstrual cycle my mom says this]
So there you have it. Ladies, do you recall having any conversations like these with your family? If so let us know in the comments.
