strawberryfan / Jan 04 2010 18.02

hi freegirl,

dont worry its normal dont be afraid to tell ur mum about it she could have went through it to and every one comes in all shapes and sizes and about the discharge its ur peroid u could find a quiet time u and your mum maybe watch t.v and then start to talk to her but dont go 50 mile an hour talk slow and steady and remember u r u and i am me we r all differnt and all speical in each others eyes if that does not work try talking to ur best friend one that u trust

hope i have helped good luck strawberryfanxxoo

FreeGirl / Jan 05 2010 16.05

Thank you strawberryfan

freegirl xx

MegannJ123 / Jan 06 2010 18.31

well i am glad to see that im not the only one,i went trhough a similar thing last year. I didnt want to tel my mum and although its samll you do worry about it alot. But once youve told her honestly it gets so much easier to tell her other things too.Im sure she'll understand she was a tennager once.The discharge is your period starting to come through dont worry bout it ook?..Good luck and yeah strawberry great advice. x

Miley77 / Jan 10 2010 23.59

 Heyy x No worries. About the Bra thing. I know its the most awkwardest thing talking to it about bras and periods and sex. But I always ask my mum because i trust her and thats all it took after i did it like 2 times its quite literally pips. just tell her, it'll be fine. 

also i get discharge and my mum was the one who spotted it. So maybe your mum will spot yourss x

Good Luck xxx

MusicFreak / Jan 12 2010 15.26

Freegirl the same thing happend to me im 11 and i had to do that i just left my mum a note

megamusic007 / Jan 12 2010 18.50

Don't worrry about it! I've had bras since i was 9 and i'm 11 too.  Don't worry about the discharge either I've been having it for 18 months and my sister had it for 2 years.

I'm sure your mum will understand.

Good luck.x

mileyfan95 / Jan 23 2010 19.04

Hii

Its nothing to be embarrased about, but i know how you feel it feels embarrasing.

Just ask your mum if u can talk to her privately and tell her. Its normal Dont worry

Hope it helps!

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