Period Questions to Ask Guys
Thoughtful questions to ask guys about periods to educate them, build understanding, and create open communication about menstrual health while breaking down taboos and misconceptions.
1What do you know about periods, and where did you learn this information?
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What do you know about periods, and where did you learn this information?
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Why this works
This question helps you understand their current knowledge and identify any misconceptions or gaps in understanding.
2How do you feel about discussing periods, and what would make you more comfortable with the topic?
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How do you feel about discussing periods, and what would make you more comfortable with the topic?
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Why this works
This question helps create a safe space for discussion and identifies any discomfort or barriers to open communication.
3What questions do you have about periods, and what would you like to understand better?
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What questions do you have about periods, and what would you like to understand better?
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Why this works
This question gives them a chance to ask their own questions and shows you're open to educating them.
4How do you think periods affect daily life, and what support do you think would be helpful?
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How do you think periods affect daily life, and what support do you think would be helpful?
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Why this works
This question helps them understand the practical impact of periods and how they can be supportive.
5What do you think about period products, and do you have any questions about how they work?
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What do you think about period products, and do you have any questions about how they work?
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Why this works
This question helps them understand the practical aspects of period management and what products are available.
6How do you think periods affect relationships, and what role do you see yourself playing?
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How do you think periods affect relationships, and what role do you see yourself playing?
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Why this works
This question helps them understand the relational aspects of periods and how they can be supportive partners.
7What do you think about period pain and other symptoms, and how do you think they should be handled?
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What do you think about period pain and other symptoms, and how do you think they should be handled?
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Why this works
This question helps them understand the physical aspects of periods and how to be supportive during difficult times.
8How do you think society views periods, and what changes would you like to see?
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How do you think society views periods, and what changes would you like to see?
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Why this works
This question helps them think about the broader social context of periods and how they can contribute to positive change.
9What do you think about period education, and how do you think it should be taught?
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What do you think about period education, and how do you think it should be taught?
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Why this works
This question helps them think about the importance of period education and how it can be improved.
10How do you think periods affect work and school, and what accommodations do you think would be helpful?
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How do you think periods affect work and school, and what accommodations do you think would be helpful?
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Why this works
This question helps them understand the professional and academic impact of periods and how to be supportive.
Educating About Periods
Expert tips and techniques for getting the most out of these questions.
Creating Understanding
Be Patient
Understand that they may not have much knowledge about periods and be patient with their learning process.
Be Open
Create a safe space for discussion and be open to their questions and concerns.
Be Educational
Use this as an opportunity to educate them about menstrual health and break down misconceptions.