Comments on: Why the one you love the most you hurt when PMDD or PMS comes around?

By: cecyap

cecyap — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 05:45:28 +0000

I don’t see it as ****. It’s just that hormones do change is a strange way and we women have no control sometimes. What I don’t understand is, why if we are tierd of letting the men know what happens and they still act surprise when we get on their case during those days. Get out, go somewhere and just leave us alone. Or on the other hand remind us that you are aware of the situation and will be there for us if needed, be sweet instead of getting in an argument with us. It won’t work. It is a hormone problem that some of us do have during those days. I’m sorry, we don’t **** you guys at all.

By: KellyKapowski

KellyKapowski — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:18:38 +0000

Beth E is full of sh*t. take it from a woman who’s mood dramatically changes during that time. PMS and PMDD are for real. hormonal fluctuations can cause a lot of things to happen…depression, suicidal feelings, homicidal feelings, the feelings run the whole gamut. it’s hard to explain, but the hormonal changes affect the brain chemicals and it’s uncontrollable. i know during that time, all i want to do is curl up in my bed and sleep and cry and eat chocolate and think about babies. why? i have no freakin clue, but it happens and its real. if you have a woman with these problems, just do what she says. don’t be too sweet or it will **** her off. don’t be mean or it will **** her off. just ask her if she needs anything, give her strong hugs and kiss her on the forehead. these feelings are for real and anyone who says they aren’t is crazy!!!

By: Mrs. Goddess

Mrs. Goddess — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 01:13:07 +0000

I think there might be other issues – possibly psychological probs. Some women use PMS or PMDD as an excuse to be absolutely horrible. With PMS/PMDD a woman will experience some or all:
bloating
cramping
fatigue
irritability

PMS is not an excuse to be mean – I think she needs some maturity or possibly medication to snap out of it.

By: Baby

Baby — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:06:26 +0000

good question. she just feels bloted and not **** and unattrative and it not you it her body chemistry changing it will pass

By: Beth E

Beth E — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:27:49 +0000

I am female. I don’t believe in PMS. I think it’s a bunch of crap. I think that women use their hyped up “time of the month” to go on a rampage and refuse to control themselves. I get very crampy, very emotional…and I happen to experience a load of pain. I do NOT take it out on anyone I know and love. I do NOT shut down emotionally and let the world pass me by or make the world suffer for my discomfort and wacky emotions. I deal with it and move on!

I’m guessing that the three thumbs down I received are from women. That’s hilarious. Sensitive, aren’t we?

KellyKapowski? You just made my point. At no time was I rude to anyone. I expressed an opinion – get over it. NO man should have to tiptoe around a woman anytime of the month. That’s not fair. My husband has a very stressful job, and one of his employees passed away this week. I cannot begin to imagine how he feels or how that family feels…I am here for him and I support him. How in the world could I ask for that in return if I wage a war against him once a month?

Oh, and Kelly? I gave you a thumbs up. Maybe that will help you with your massive mood swings.

By: nana monita

nana monita — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 09:14:56 +0000

well it’s kind of hard to explain….

i wont get into details but I can tell you that I dont like it and I fell like sad or something lol
but yeah its very uncomftarble 8.(
and it hurts too..