so i am 15 and I just started having my period two months ago for the first time and last month i didn't have my period and obviously I'm only 15 so I haven't had sex is it normal to skip a period?

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Given you have just started your cycle (within this year) it can typically take a while to start on a steady tracking schedule,it can take up to 2 years in fact. Some people never get on a regulated schedule. So if I were you tbh enjoy the month of freedom and prepare for the next.

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It's normal for them to be out of whack to start with (forever for some people) I had two a month for the first year before they went to two in one month then skipping the next month altogether for the next year and then evened out. My best friend had her first period then nothing for eight months then another six month gap before she started to be more regular. My eldest stepdaughter had her first one at 13 then didn't get another until she was 16 and she went straight into a regular once a month cycle. Everyone is different.

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don't worry darling, in the beginning your period can be very VERY irregular. it pretty much comes and goes as it pleases, sometimes you might not even have it for a few months (that's what happened to me). it can take a few years to get a steady cycle but don't worry nothing is wrong. if you do decide to start having sex just make sure it's safe sex (condoms or you could go on the pill and some brands actually have a week where the pill forces your body to have it's period so you'll know that you're okay). just take it easy and don't stress baby ❤️

so i am 15 and I just started having my period two months ago for the first time and last month i didn't have my period and obviously I'm only 15 so I haven't had sex is it normal to skip a period?

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