So if boys know a bit about what girls go through in puberty, how come girls don't? Like what!!

Okay, so it sounds like you're asking why girls don't always know as much about puberty as maybe they should, especially compared to what boys might know. And you're like, wait what? And yeah, that's a super good question.

Sometimes, grown-ups just don't talk about period stuff very much, or they only talk about it when you're super close to getting your first period. So it can feel like a big secret or something that no one wants to bring up. It's not fair, because everyone deserves to know what's happening with their body and what to expect!

Also, a lot of the time, schools or even just general info focuses more on the physical changes, and less on the emotional stuff or how to actually deal with it. Like, they'll say 'you'll get your period,' but not 'here's how to pick out a pad' or 'here's why you might feel totally grumpy sometimes.' So it can leave you feeling a little in the dark.

But the good news is, that's changing! More and more people are realizing that talking about periods and puberty openly is super important for everyone. It helps us feel more prepared and less freaked out. And that's literally why Soso exists! So you can get answers to all your questions, no weirdness allowed.