#mha react

o. ururaka

ochako notices almost instantly because you’re quieter than usual—sneakily bringing it up to you in class though she's slightly embarrassed to ask. “uh hey y/n, i’ve been meaning to ask—but is it, y’know, that time of the month? you seemed a bit off this morning, i wanted to make sure you were okay!” she gets a little flustered at first but immediately goes into “i’ve got you” mode after. 

as soon as you confirm her theories, she offers to walk with you to recovery girl or the dorms if your cramps are too bad—even pulling out a heating pad she has handy in her bag. when she spots the vending machines as you’re walking, she buys you snacks and drinks with her own money—reassuring you that you don’t need to pay her back, but let's be real, you know she needs it. “no, please don’t worry about it, you need fuel! ” she exclaims, frantically waving her hands in front of her face.

throughout the week, she makes sure to constantly check in on you, small things like, “you okay? still hurting?” with a warm, lighthearted smile curling at her lips. overall, she has very soft, supportive energy—helping you get through the week with an inviting hospitality that makes everything feel even just a little bit lighter.

m. ashido

mina treats the situation with zero shame, zero awkwardness—leaning in close to you while walking to class and asking, “hey babe, you okay? you’re kinda quiet today.” you respond with a quick, “yeah, sorry, i just started my period,” and she immediately locks in, grabbing your hands and shouting, “we’ll get through this together, y/n! don’t you worry!” she giggles and flashes you a bright, heartwarming smile that brings a certain reassurance to your mind.

throughout class, she’ll hand you pads and tampons like it’s a tactical operation—vision sweeping the room for anyone who might be watching before sneaking it under her sleeve to pass it up to you. as soon as class is over, she drags you to your room for comfy clothes and movies, letting you borrow sweats and hoodie if you don’t have any.

mina tries to cheer you up with jokes and dancing, badly impersonating characters from the movie you’re watching, putting on little breakdancing performances in the middle of your room while giggling uncontrollably. she makes it all feel normal and way less miserable in her own heartwarming way

m. yaoyorozu

momo is overwhelmingly prepared, calm, and extremely considerate, showing almost no emotion as you tell her, “i see. i’ll do my best to accomodate you throughout this time, y/n.” she’ll quietly ask what you need and listen very carefully, instantly making a mental note for after class ends. if she doesn’t have everything you might need, she creates exactly the right supplies—painkillers, heat packs, tea, ask and you shall receive.

she makes sure you rest and don’t push yourself in training, consistently checking in on you as you work. “how are you feeling? do you need to stop for a moment?” she questions, calmly, quietly, a supportive hand smoothing over your shoulder as she speaks. 

if you’re not feeling well enough to come to class or training, momo leaves a polite note for Aizawa, explaining in a discrete yet informative manner. once finished with class, she stops by your room with more supplies and any homework you might have missed while out. “i can stay for a while longer if you’d like,” she offers, a small, comforting smile on her face. momo is a very gentle caretaker, making sure to help you in anyway possible while never pushing you too far. 

t. asui

tsu is straightforward about the whole situation, but still very kind and accommodating. “y/n, are you okay? you look like you’re in pain,” she asks, tone calm and sincere, cocking her head slightly as she looks at you. “yeah, i just get really bad cramps,” you say softly before tsu quickly responds, “oh i see. well i think i’ve got some pain meds in my bag if you want some?”

she offers you water, heating packs, or anything else you might need throughout the day, never making a big scene, just offering her quiet support any way she can. as training progresses, she makes sure you’re not overexerting yourself at all, stepping in for you during sparring if needed. 

back at the dorms, if you want company, tsu will simply sit with you in comfortable silence, not pressuring you to talk or do anything you don’t want—just a quiet sort of comforting presence. she’s not dramatic, she won’t make a big deal out of it or anything—just solid, reliable support.

k. jirou

kyoka picks up on it fast—not because you say anything, but because you’re quieter and sitting a little more carefully than usual. during class, she leans over just enough to keep her voice low. “hey… this is kinda personal,” she murmurs, eyes flicking away for a second, “but are you on your period?” she looks a little awkward asking, but there’s genuine concern behind it. when you confirm, she exhales slowly.

“yeah… that really sucks,” she says, completely sincere. she reaches into her bag and pulls out her headphones. “i’ve got a playlist—nothing loud. figured it might help with cramps.” later, she shows up with tea and a couple snacks from the convenience store, brushing it off like it’s no big deal even though it clearly is.

for the rest of the week, kyoka sticks close without hovering. she doesn’t constantly ask how you’re feeling, but every now and then she’ll quietly check in with a, “you holding up?” or slide something warm toward you. her support is subtle and steady—comfort through music, quiet company, and the reassurance that someone’s got your back.

t. hagakure

toru realizes something’s wrong the moment she hears the way you sigh when you sit down. “oh—hey! are you okay?” she asks immediately, concern written all over her voice. when you explain you’re on your period, she gasps softly. “oh my gosh, that’s the worst.” before you can react, you’re wrapped in a gentle surprise invisible hug. 

after that, she goes full emotional-support mode. she brings you candy, a cute plushie, and something pink and cheerful she insists is for morale. “cramps are evil,” she says sympathetically. “but you’re doing great, okay?” she keeps her tone light and reassuring, clearly trying to make the whole thing feel less heavy and embarrassing.

throughout the week, toru checks in often, always upbeat but never dismissive. she reminds you to rest, encourages you when you’re tired, and offers hugs whenever you need one. her positivity doesn’t ignore what you’re dealing with—it just wraps around it, making everything feel a little less overwhelming and a lot less lonely.

n. hadou

nejire notices immediately and doesn’t hesitate to ask—though she does lower her voice. “hey! you seem uncomfortable today,” she says gently. “is it cramps? are you on your period?” her eyes are full of concern, not just simply curiosity. when you nod, she frowns sympathetically.  “ohhh… that’s really rough.”

from then on, she’s constantly, and very kindly, looking out for you. she brings you water, snacks, and asks if there’s anything that helps with your cramps. “don’t push yourself,” she tells you with a warm smile. “resting isn’t being lazy—your body’s working hard right now.” her energy stays bright, but never pressuring you to act fine if you’re not.

over the next few days, nejire checks in often, always encouraging. “how’re you feeling now? any better than yesterday?” she reminds you how strong you are, even on days when you feel miserable. being around her feels uplifting in a gentle way, like she’s helping carry some of the weight until the week passes.