Tips Mar 12, 2021 23:44

I get irritable from before my period until it ends, lash out at people, and feel like my personality changes. Even PMS medication doesn’t seem to help much, and I can’t control myself well. I end up getting into arguments with friends, and even though my papa (a male supporter) was gently stroking my head, I brushed his hand away… I tried to cover it up, but now I’m not even sure whether this is just my personality or because of my period anymore.

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I think most women suffer before their periods. Is taking the pill the only option? I’m hesitant because I have an image that it makes you gain weight… For those of you who take it, did you actually gain weight? How does it affect your mood? Thank you.
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Isn’t it more a matter of bloating rather than gaining weight? Though I don’t think it happens to everyone. Also, PMS pills and birth control pills aren’t the same, so please be careful when you’re dating. Marika
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I’m in Seattle. When I was married, I marked it on my calendar and prepared myself. I guess taking the pill is the only option.
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I’m Flagmaker, a column writer. My wife gets terrible mood swings around her period, so I can relate. At one point, she decided to do something about it and tried taking Inochi no Haha and various other things, but none of them really helped. In the end, she still takes it out on me, haha. But I know her cycle, so even when she gets angry at me, I don’t take it too personally. I just think, “She must be having a hard time too.” Period pain and symptoms vary from person to person, and it’s even harder for men to understand. It’s tough.
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