Hi.

As you all know by now, English is not my first language, and sometimes I need help with it.

For example, I don't know how to convey that I am during the course of my menstrual period in colloquial English. Do I say, "I am on my period"? Or do I say, "I just got my period", or do I say, "I just started my period"?

This is one of the many things that you have to grow up being a native speaker in order to pick up, because once you are past a certain age the people in your immediate environment simply don't talk about anymore. Such as in my case. By the time I came to Canada I was too old to be having this kind of conversation with girls my age and the only person I talk to about it is my mom, with whom I speak my native language, and this doesn't help.

So, help me please.

Why do you care? No one is ever gonna get close to your chink pussy anyway.

Wow. I'm trying to help Icecapped with his cock addiction, and now your trying to turn it against me. I'm only aware of the first step because I have to deal with you faggots in every other thread.

The best thing to do is: show people. Just pull your pants down & show them. When it's over? Pull 'em down & show them again.

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Fair enough.

well jesse, all of the statements you just said are correct.
so congrats.It all depends on the situation you're in.

some one asks why you are so bitchy, you reply with
someone asks why you are all out of tampons you say.
Someone asks why you are not going swimming, you answer,
Of course you wouldn't want to bring up the subject of having your period in polite society, but if asked, tell away.

Any of the statements you said would suffice.

What is your native language?