but then mom posts it on fb *dies on her behalf* hihi

I saw a story about a high school guy who carried supplies for the ladies in his backpack. He was very popular - and smart.

That's just nice. Period.

when young - if I had a noticeable stain - I would have been embarassed to be told, but eternally grateful to be saved the horror of finding out the next time I went to the loo - maybe hours later. Luckily our school skirts were navy blue - and if we had an unexpected leak we swivelled our skirts back to front and kept our schoolbags in front of us'.

It’s a small gesture but one that can save her years of embarrassment. Super sweet.

That guy, will be a great man one day, and dad!

Wow! That boy is wonderful!

Real parents do have such conversations with each of their children. It is another way of teaching kindness and support to someone in need. We need more such chats with our teen children.

No doubt he is a gentleman. Period!

My faith in humanity has been restored.

It's time that a natural thing of everybody become a non shamefull thing. Period exists. It stains (and we don't like to handwash our beautiful knickers everytime by surprise or being in a hurry). Men, stop doing as if it doesn't exist or it's weird or it's ugly or shamefull. You have hair around your mouth and we aren't shaming you how disgusting and weird and shamefull it is.

While this is heartwarming story to read, I can't help but feel bad for the girl for having a mother post about this embarrassing situation on social media.

That boys a winner. Kudos to his parents for raising their son right.

This story reminded of the time I was in High School and our 3 period teacher was so strict about us using the bathroom that she made a huge deal if you asked to go during class. My friend was sitting behind me, kept telling me that she had to go but was too scared to ask the teacher. She kept twitching and biting her lip and I was like, just go!! Ask her and I said fine, I'll ask for you cuz I could see that she was having some kind of issue holding it and then before I was about to raise my hand, she grabbed my arm really hard and looked at me with the most shocked look I have ever seen. She whispered, " I just peed" I was like no way! I looked down and there was pee on the floor. Till this day, I could not believe that it actually happened. So I gave her my nice sweater to wear around her waist to hide the wet skirt. THe irony was that when everyone left and we were still sitting down, the teacher asked what why we were still sitting and I said cuz she peed and she got so angry that she did not ask to go to the bathroom!! and was not nice about it at all....by the way even after she gave me back the sweater I threw it away and we NEVER EVER talked about this incident...LOL.

We don't deserve this kind boy <3

WHAT A GREAT STORY. WHEN IT COULD HAVE BEEN SO BAD, SOMEONE DID A GREAT JOB. THANK YOU YOUNG MAN.

WHAT??? The boy did a good thing. Thanks the mom.....

Sometimes I read what guys have done and feel ashamed to be Male. Then a guy does this and I realise there are still “real” males, of all ages, out there. Respect to both.

I think this young MAN should be commended for handling things the way he did. Something VERY similar happened to me one time. Just it wasnt my first visit from Aunt Flo, and I know I was VERY GRATEFUL for someone letting me know about it. The next day, I was in a FULL BLOWN monthly cramp out.

We could all take notes from these two young people. Congrats to both Moms

Exactly what we want in Bored Panda: positive thoughts. Really nicely done from that boy (and probably from his parents). I hope we'll be able to raise our boys to be as kind as this

How about thanking the boy and not the mom who was not even there. Plenty of people are nice who have d******d parents.

.What a lovely fella! Teens frequently rip each other to pieces so it's nice that, instead, he was caring. Heart warming.HERE► www.jobsthings.com

What a great young man. How knowing beats those who would make fun. This boy is well brought up sisters or no sisters. He will make a great man. Mum and dad should be proud of him.

What a caring wonderful soul this young man has!

This is refreshing to read after the story I read yesterday about a middle-aged state representative that thought tampons were dildos and that women hold their period like pee and they only used it as an excuse to goof off for a week every month. That made me want to vomit with rage. Good on this kid, his sisters and his mom for raising him right.

That boy is a total sweetheart. He could have just looked away and gone about his business. I would be much more appreciative than embarrassed when I imagine having gone the whole day with that stain; everyone looking and laughing at me and no one saying a damn word, not even my "friends".

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What is this f*****g repost. Like, go to hell m8, noone likes a damn repost of an already known story. F**K this s**t, this is like telling an Indian scammer to stop selling computer antiviruses. Or like telling China to stop producing pokemon card ripoffs. The point is, THIS IS A F*****G S**T IDEA OF A POST AND MY CAPSLOCK IS STUCK SO THIS IS LIKE A NIGERIAN PRINCE AND AN INDIAN SCAMMER AND A CHINESE JUNKDEALING STORE ROLLED INTO ONE... THIS IS LITERALLY B******T. WHO GIVES A F**K ABOUT THIS. Rant finished, Boredpanda users have skin the thickness of paper. Peace out n****s you f****d up high school dropouts. A duck walked up to a lemonade stand And he said to the man, running the stand "Hey! (Bum bum bum) Got any grapes?" The man said "No we just sell lemonade. But it’s cold And it's fresh And it’s all home-made. Can I get you Glass?" The duck said, “I’ll pass”. Then he waddled away. (Waddle waddle) 'Til the very next day. (Bum bum bum bum ba-bada-dum) When the duck walked up to the