Thread: What has happened to the World ?

^I had my first period at 11 1/2 and it was the 20th century, switch.

when I had my period, I knew what to expect - it wasn't a shock. I had an elder sis (I think she got hers at 12) & she explained stuff to me. She also gave me a brochure that was given to her in school. During her time, some ppl from Johnson & Johnson went to the school and explained about menstruation, and gave free samples of sanitary pads. Well, eventually she used the pads but kept the brochure, which was good! During my time, the J&J ppl stopped giving freebies to schoolkids. I read the J&J brochure and learned a lot.

When I had my period, I wasn't the first one in my class who got it. Some already had it at age 11. Others had it later - 12 or 13. If you got it at 14, that was considered late already (among my school mates).

^You will have to excuse me Katie. I was at primary school in the 1950s and early 60s. My view is therefore tainted and probably irrelevant today.

I must say that making such personal issues public, has surprised me, probably in the same way that dinosaurs were surprised by mass extinction. Thank you for making a happy man very old.

For the love of god. These freaky "trans" fuckers are running wild. They are basically gay blokes who have been given a license to say and do anything the fuck they like with NO ONE allowed to say "you're a weird fucker". All probably nonces as well.

"I really want a period". Nice - shoot the fucker with a .22 in the perineum once a month.