Sure.
I can offer them a satisfying "period experience" that I had most of my life of a full week of bleeding, with 2-3 days requiring a change of san pro every 2 hours. Pro-tip for their benefit that took me way too many years to figure out: tampons don't do such a good job absorbing clots, meaning leakage long before they are "full", so they may want to go straight to pads or cups. They should stock up on the iron pills, since I spent about two decades dealing with anemia.
Since they have not had periods before, I am happy to warn them that the same hormones that cause the uterus to cramp, also cause your intestines to cramp up, and in my experience that meant that for at least the first two or three days, they may not want to venture too far away from any type of toilet facilities.
In return, they can give me back the many thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars I have spent over 27+ years and counting on tampons, pads, menstrual cups, new underwear, birth control, pregnancy tests bought in a panic at the drug store when my period was late, new sheets, and pain killers. Oh, and that cream couch cushion belonging to a date....
Since to have periods I assume they also want my reproductive organs to make it happen, I will also throw in some bonus experiences for them for FREE, like the cryosurgery, LEEP, and cervical biopsy, two or three painful IUD insertions and removals, some cervical ectropion, a tubal ligation, and that fun year where I would not stop bleeding and spotting for most of it due to a bad reaction to birth control ("fortunately" my sex drive also sank that year as well).