It's Just Blood!

If the blood is flowing from hand or uterus,

It's blood, don't differentiate it, don't make a fuss.

Yet, we live in a society that sees blood as taboo,

A society that tells women what they can or cannot do.

A woman's body, a mystery to many,

A source of shame, of judgment, and of envy.

And when it comes to periods, the stigma is real,

A taboo that society refuses to reveal.

It's just blood, we say, it's a natural process,

Yet, for centuries, we've been taught to suppress.

To hide, to shame, to make women feel small,

To view periods as a curse, a punishment, a downfall.

But why? Why differentiate, why create an issue?

Why make women feel ashamed of what their bodies do?

Periods are normal, they're a sign of good health,

They're nothing to be ashamed of, nothing to stealth.

So let's celebrate this natural process,

Let's erase the stigma, let's make progress.

Let's teach our daughters to love their bodies,

To see their periods as a sign of strength, not a commodity.

Let's empower women to speak up,

To say, "I have my period, so what?"

To break free from the shame and the taboo,

To stand tall and proud, and say, "This is me, this is true."

It's time to end the differentiation,

To stop the judgment, the ridicule, the humiliation.

It's time to see blood for what it is,

A natural bodily function, not something to dismiss.

So next time you see a woman bleeding,

Don't cringe, don't judge, don't be misleading.

It's just a natural bodily function,

No need for differentiation, no need for obstruction.