My flirt stayed at my place for the first time, everything was going great, but in the morning, they saw one of my tampons in the bathroom. When they came out, there was a strange expression on their face; they didn't directly mention it, but I felt the awkwardness. Should I feel embarrassed in my own home? What do you think I should do, or should I just let it go?
In our relationship, there was initially some hesitation about such things. But I think we need to talk openly. After all, it's about your own body—there's nothing to be ashamed of.
Was it the first time he came to your house, or were there other odd things that happened? Maybe he got distracted by something else that morning 🙄
@kahvebitmeden no, it was the first time he/she had come. I didn't feel anything else anyway, he/she was a bit distant when leaving too.
@hassasmevzu not everyone is as laid-back as you, maybe the guy is trying to behave decently. Coming to the girl's house isn't the same thing.
It's a biological issue after all. Communication is important here; if the guy had expressed his discomfort, it could have been resolved. There's no need to get tense.
I think this headline is exaggerated. I mean, you've invited someone to your home, but if you're still feeling shy, why flirt? 🙄
never mind, move on. it's related to the guy's own fantasy world 🫢
In society, talking about menstruation is still perceived as taboo. But that's exactly why we need to start discussing it naturally. Show that you're not uncomfortable with it, so the other person can normalize it as well. Otherwise, they'll keep their distance.
I think it's a person's first experience to see something like this. In that case, he's surprised, and he doesn't have any bad intentions.
