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TIFU by forgetting to flush the toilet while on my period

Today I fucked up by forgetting to flush the toilet in a public restroom. I'm currently on my period and went in there to change my pad (yes, I use a pad). In the middle of changing, I noticed there was bloodstains on my bottoms, and apparently blood leaked through the pad I was using because it was ripped. I was kind of panick-y and changed my pad and made sure I was all clean before getting up. Thankfully, I bled in a place where no one would really notice I bled through so I at least could head back home without worrying about no one noticing. But I was still freaked out by the thought that I bled through my shorts.

Now my problem comes when these girls walk in while I'm just washing my hands and touching up. They're going on talking to each other and going to the bathroom stalls. But then in the middle of me washing my hands, I hear one of them go "Ew! Someone didn't flush!" Then the other girls go on being grossed the fuck out by it. Flushing is an instinct for me, so I felt myself die inside when I realized that amidst my panic about my blood stains, I forgot to flush the fucking toilet. I literally wanted to die in there because it's still early on in my period, so I know it must have looked gross as hell in there. I basically threw myself out of there when I was done washing my hands. I hate myself.

TL;DR: I forgot to flush my period blood, and got internally embarrassed because a group was grossed out by it.

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