Purpose for starting Girlhood Unfiltered

In some cultures, for example, in India, the topic of Menstrual health is treated as a taboo. Because of this, young girls having their first experience with the menstrual period are having difficulty dealing with it. And other girls became afraid of talking about it.

Utpat Sisters share their experiences about their first periods, and they will tell why they choose menstrual health as a topic for their youtube channel. Menstrual health is a topic people talk less about. But this should not be, as the menstrual period is essential for girls. This should be normalized so that everyone can be aware of it. Listen and watch as the Utpat Sisters talk about the importance of menstrual health. Stay tuned to learn more!

Quotes:

• “You should not be afraid, at least in our opinion, to talk about your first experience(menstrual period) with someone else because it might end up benefiting another girl.” – Utpat Sisters
• “In your school, or wherever you live in the world, there should be a counselor, a nurse, a teacher to talk about this with you girls because this is a normal part of growing up; this should be normalized.” – Utpat Sisters
• “Talk about it in a scientific manner. Talk about it in a more social manner. Talk about it to the boys and the girls. Because we all need to be aware of this.”– Utpat Sisters

Takeaways:

• There are countries like India where menstrual health cannot talk openly, unlike in the United States, where you can talk about it in front of your family or friends.
• Don’t be afraid to talk about your menstrual period; it can help you have information to deal with it, especially if it’s your first time. It can also be a way for you to help other girls.
• The topic of menstrual health should be taught in school because it is a part of growing up for girls. We need to start normalizing and discussing this matter for everyone to be aware of.

Conclusion:

Menstrual health is important, and discussing it should be normalized. Don’t be afraid to talk about it because it helps you and other girls go through the pain it brings. Furthermore, schools should implement learning programs for young girls to be prepared for their first period.

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