Aa
whats wrong with me?
I can't seem to understand why I'm acting the way I act, I'm moody, emotional, depressed, I pick fights w my boyfren, I crave his attention and want to be with him all the time! I'm on the third day of my period so u can't possibly be pregnant...anybody have any explanation to this?
I feel you :( i think you should talk to your boyfriend let him understand whats going on with you and it's better if he gives you a little space during the days that the hormones effect you, it's for his sake and yours. take the time to be alone sleep through it or just hide in bed reading or watching series tell him that its better for both of you during these 2 to 4 days not to talk alot, maybe watch tv together but dont go out. Thats what i do its not like you're fighting its just a precaution so that you dont do or say something you will regret.
I try to keep myself busy and its frustrating because we live in such a small town that there's only so much u can do around here, I'm on the verge of breaking up with my bf even tho its not wat I want, all because of these hormones and mood swings
I go through the same thing every month around the time of my period some months are worse than others but you dont have to worry dear its just the hormones they mess u up you feel depressed angry not being able to socialize with others ready to fight with anyone who annoys you. It makes u feel like you're insane and knowing the reason of why its happening doesnt make much of a difference "although i thought it would" there's no way of preventing it.
For me the best way to deal with it is to try and socialize if im not starting to relax i just hide alone for a day or two till it goes way. Saves you from the trouple of creating drama that youll have to deal with later.
For me the best way to deal with it is to try and socialize if im not starting to relax i just hide alone for a day or two till it goes way. Saves you from the trouple of creating drama that youll have to deal with later.
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