part 3

My bio mother told me in the scariest way possible. I was terrified to get my period because of her. She loved to mentally/emotionally abuse me.

We had an extensive library at our house, and the public library around the corner. I read more than my parents ever told me. In fact, I probably knew more than both of them combined by the time I was 15 or so.

OMG!!! My mom was drunk when she thought it was time. I was about 10 probably. I was so confused that I still didn't understand, I thought blood came out of your breasts. Oh boy. Then I got it, my friends explained it....and I went to Nursing School and taught my MOM a whole bunch of stuff.

I had a book on growing up and your bodies changes, but my mom told me, but I can't honestly say I remember the conversation

We had recently discussed it in health class. My mom was actually at work when it happened so I had to call her so she could bring me some pads as all she had were tampons. I remember looking at the tampon and going I'm supposed to put that where, lol.

Oh well I guess I answered your question in part 2....lol I have always been able to talk to my mom about anything. The best memory wa when i told her I had sex for the first time...lol She was shocked!!!

She barely did. I had a 6th grade teacher who did a watered down version of sex-ed. Unfortunately, the teacher was male and the class was co-ed, so we learned a lot more about erections and sperm than we needed to know at that point.

I found out very early about monthly cycles (age 5 or 6) because I walked in on my mom, in the bathroom, during that time. I freaked because I thought she was hurt and started to call for my dad. So to shut me up my mom told me what was going on and that it would happen to me one day. Not a fun way to find out... it it got the job done... and when it happened to me I knew exactly what was going on. We had the sex talk when I was 13 because I had to be put on birth control to regulate my periods. She thought we should talk about it since I was going to be on BC. It wasn't a long talk but once again when it happened I knew what to expect. (it did not happen when I was 13) lol!

my mom tried to talk to me but she was very open about everything and I was very shy. so I talked more to my sister about it. she didn't make me feel uncomfortable