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* A [[MemeticMutation memetic]] question that was posted on Website/{{Yahoo}} Answers (on the Men's Health category) inquired, "[[RagingStiffie why do my thing go up]]? why me"
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* A [[MemeticMutation memetic]] question that was posted on Website/{{Yahoo}} Platform/{{Yahoo}} Answers (on the Men's Health category) inquired, "[[RagingStiffie why do my thing go up]]? why me"
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* In ''Literature/TheCrimsonPetalAndTheWhite'', Anges has no understanding of her periods, believing herself to hemorrhage every month.
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* ''Series/{{Doom Patrol|2019}}'': In "Hope Patrol", Jane wakes up to discover that she's suddenly aged twenty years as a result of losing her longevity. As she complains to Cliff about the sudden pain in her chest, Cliff suggests that her usual diet of junk food and weed has probably given her a bad case of acid reflux.
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* ''Series/{{Doom Patrol|2019}}'': Patrol|2019}}'':
** "Dad Patrol" has Dorothy Spinner (depicted as a centenarian who was physically 11 for most of her life in contrast to her comic counterpart [[AgeLift being a young teenager]]) experience her first period in the bathroom of a convenience store after being forced to start aging in order to confront the forthcoming threat of the Candlemaker. [[AdaptationalAngstDowngrade While Dorothy's first period in the comics subjected her to mockery from the other children and Mrs. Spinner, retroactively revealed later to be her adoptive mother, telling her to her face that she should've been aborted]], this continuity instead has Dorothy accompanied by the store's clerk guiding her through her first menstruation and assuring her that what she's going through is normal and a sign that she's growing up.
** In "Hope Patrol", Jane wakes up to discover that she's suddenly aged twenty years as a result of losing her longevity. As she complains to Cliff about the sudden pain in her chest, Cliff suggests that her usual diet of junk food and weed has probably given her a bad case of acid reflux.
** "Dad Patrol" has Dorothy Spinner (depicted as a centenarian who was physically 11 for most of her life in contrast to her comic counterpart [[AgeLift being a young teenager]]) experience her first period in the bathroom of a convenience store after being forced to start aging in order to confront the forthcoming threat of the Candlemaker. [[AdaptationalAngstDowngrade While Dorothy's first period in the comics subjected her to mockery from the other children and Mrs. Spinner, retroactively revealed later to be her adoptive mother, telling her to her face that she should've been aborted]], this continuity instead has Dorothy accompanied by the store's clerk guiding her through her first menstruation and assuring her that what she's going through is normal and a sign that she's growing up.
** In "Hope Patrol", Jane wakes up to discover that she's suddenly aged twenty years as a result of losing her longevity. As she complains to Cliff about the sudden pain in her chest, Cliff suggests that her usual diet of junk food and weed has probably given her a bad case of acid reflux.
