Would You Help a Girl Who's on Her First Period? 🩸 | Social Experiment

Would you help an adolescent girl who’s experiencing her first period? And how would you help her, In today’s social experiment 👨‍🔬 we are going to find out. Please give this video a like a comment!

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Social Experiment # 85: Periods

[crismarmora]

The fact that it was mostly teens who helped her out 🥺🥺

[itzbuks]

The fact that those older women, mums and even the pregnant women who walked past her and didn’t help her in a situation they would be embarrassed about it if it happened to them when they were younger was upsetting. And they are probably the same women who complain that young women are lost or whatever blah blah blah. Because in times you were meant to be a mentor to the younger women you copped out so don’t complain about a generation you were never ready to help.

[kennedymcmaster]

1:50 I think she handled it the best out of everyone. She kept letting her know that it was "Okay" and "Totally normal" Which I think is very important.

[bodyhairpositive]

Buying her pads with your own money and calling her grandma for her were the absolute best things to do. Hats off to those people ❤️

[iah]

Just a moral: Female teenagers are the ones who can help young girls in their first periods too.I mean look at the pregnant woman, the old woman, the woman with glasses they all are ridiculous.

[p]

The fact that she was brave enough to stand there
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[posieandrosie]

it's kinda disappointing that the "experienced" ones who apparently know best didn't bother to help and only the teen and younger girls helped her. I'm glad our new generation is more open about something natural like periods 😊

[itsjojoig]

no one ever explained to me what a period was; when I got my first I thought I was dying. it's nice to see all these ladies, especially young ones who may become mothers one day, willing to help a complete stranger. :)

[intothewater]

The same adults who will say “this generation is crazy” and “only care about themselves”

[ihearturmother]

The grown woman who didn’t help just look stupid smh

[localrobloxnoob]

It's crazy how all the grown women looked disgusted when they saw her but all the Teenage girls immediately helped her and didn't just walk by this proves this generation will be better than the last .

[arieonnawilliams]

That girl who said “sis you got blood“, so powerful

[isabelaviana]

Everyone tallking about how the man helped, but I think calling her grandmother and telling her that her grand daugther was BLEEDING would probably gonna give her a heart attack lol.

[nat-opqo]

why is no one talking about how sweet that one guy who called her grandma was-

[morgzz]

I really find it hard that the majority of elder people ignored her and it was the younger people that stopped!

[yourfavebrunette]

this was so sweet! all the nice teenagers are helping her in the good way, they warned her and told her what a period was so she wasn't scared and showed her how to hide it. 💗

[rae-sarah]

The girls who told her, helped her and explained to her 🥺🥺🥺 that last guy is a legend 🙌

[zainalzamel]

the fact that most girls that stopped were teens, shows how gen z’s got other gen z’s backs

[allie.]

That’s genuinely sad that the grown woman wouldn’t help her, but it was really sweet that all of the teenagers were helping her, which that honestly just shows that there is still faith in gen z.

[moretacospls]

I got my period when I just turned 11 and I was at my dad's house at the time. I totally freaked out but my dad handled it like a champ. it's sad that only one man approached her and a lot of older women just walked by. but respect to the younger women who tried to help.