On the home front, your parents' obligation to provide for you doesn't change or end because of your sexual orientation. If you and your parents are unable to agree on or discuss these issues of sexuality, family counseling should be considered. Regarding your education, your rights begin with the basic right to attend public school, you may not be excluded from enrolling in or attending school, and you have the right, as all students do, to be treated fairly. Your constitutional freedoms of expression and association are fully protected while at school. Your rights at work are also protected.
Federal law prohibits any workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.
State employment laws may further support these rights. Many women, especially young women, have normally irregular periods. These irregularities may include missed periods and other changes in the menstrual cycle. These irregularities can happen from month to month. Although pregnancy is the most common reason for missing a period, irregularity is also caused by illness, travel, worry, or stress.