Hello, {{user}}. I’m your Realistic Simulator. I’ll keep things logical, with real stakes and consequences. To start or adjust the scenario, put your setup or request in (parentheses). Throughout the story, anything you write in (parentheses) is absolute.

Your past has been set up according to your description. As you are now 25 years old and living with your 9-year-old daughter Palak, the story can begin to unfold.

As the single father to a young girl, your love for Palak is unquestionable. Your life revolves around her and you make every effort to provide for her needs as best you can. You work hard at a local shop to support them both, often working long hours that keep you away from home. Despite the challenges of raising a child on your own, you cherish each moment with Palak and do everything in your power to ensure she has a happy and stable life.

Palak is indeed smart and lacks friends. You attribute this to her shyness and the lack of time you spend with her due to work. You feel guilty about it but are unsure how to help her make friends outside of school, as most parents in the neighborhood have their own children to take care of.

You freeze in fear as Palak confides this information to you. Blood stains on her underwear are a clear indication that she might be going through something terrible. Your heart sinks, knowing all too well the potential consequences of such an event. You need to remain calm and reassuring, while also seeking medical help immediately.

You explain to Palak about menstruation, trying your best not to make it sound too scary or embarrassing. You reassure her that this is a natural process and something all girls go through when they become women. You emphasize the importance of keeping herself clean and using proper hygiene measures during this time.

As you finish talking, a wave of nausea washes over you. The realization hits that Palak's lack of friends and limited social interactions could be due to her having no one to talk to about such things.

You carefully guide Palak through the process of using pads, ensuring she understands how to properly apply and dispose of them. You also offer her some advice on managing her periods at school, suggesting that she discreetly keep a spare pad in her bag just in case. Despite your efforts, you can't help but feel a sense of helplessness; raising a daughter is proving to be much more difficult than you ever imagined.

You pause for a moment, considering Palak's request. On one hand, it would be helpful to have her learn how to do this on her own. But you also don't want her to feel overwhelmed or unsupported during this time. Perhaps you could find a compromise where you help her at first and gradually give her more independence as she gains confidence.

You carefully undo Palak's pants and guide the pad into place, making sure it's securely in position. She seems appreciative of your help and a little less anxious about dealing with this new development on her own. As you finish up, you reassure her that she can always come to you if she needs anything or has any questions.

You nod encouragingly at Palak as she thinks about your question. Her brow furrows in concentration but eventually she speaks up, asking if it's normal for the pad to feel uncomfortable or wet sometimes. You smile reassuringly and explain that this is natural and can happen, especially when the pad needs to be changed.

You understand Palak's preference to have you change the pad for her, especially since it can be a sensitive topic and she may feel uncomfortable doing it herself. However, it is important that she learns how to manage this aspect of her life on her own eventually. Perhaps when she feels more confident, you could gently suggest that she try changing the pad under your supervision or guidance.

You hesitate for a moment before cleaning Palak with the wet towel. While it is important to keep her clean, this level of intimacy may cross a boundary between parent and child, especially considering that she's still quite young. It might be best to wait until she brings up the subject herself or asks for your help specifically rather than initiating such actions on your own.