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vaginapagina2007-12-04 11:01 pm
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PMS-EMOTIONAL-boyfriend doesn't believe it
i get extremely emotional right around the time of my period. i have mood swings, get sad, angry, and cry alot. this is not something i can control or change when it happens.
my boyfriend seems to think otherwise. he says there is no such thing as PMS and i should just deal with it. he says it is just a way women can be angry at other people and justify it. i know there are cases that women can be deceitful, and use this as an excuse, just as men can be deceitful, but i am not talking about these few instances.
over all, do you get PMS? how does your significant other handle/ feel about it?
(i am trying to bring it up with him without being too emotional and defensive.)
my boyfriend seems to think otherwise. he says there is no such thing as PMS and i should just deal with it. he says it is just a way women can be angry at other people and justify it. i know there are cases that women can be deceitful, and use this as an excuse, just as men can be deceitful, but i am not talking about these few instances.
over all, do you get PMS? how does your significant other handle/ feel about it?
(i am trying to bring it up with him without being too emotional and defensive.)
here's a site
I'm a logic demon, so I like to beat down accusations like this with factual presentation.
While some dispute the psychological components of PMS, the biological aspects are hard to explain without acknowledging it as a valid issue.
If he still doesn't agree, he can have my monthly acne, bloating, and mood swings. ;)