Woman and their time of the Month

Specialun

It's my GF's time of the month at the moment and jeez h christ shes moodYesterday we were waiting in line to go into a park in the car andthe woman at the front of the que didnt have change for the barriershe beeped and beeped. I told her to relax and she just said" Its my period so im going to be mental for next 4 days"Anyone got a place I can kip in...My question for AH is your OH as mental when its her time

howamidifferent

/* Gets popcorn */

Rented Mule

Periods.

You should try using one.

Ihatecuddles-old

I just spent the last 5 minutes walking to the luas and crying because I forgot my ice pops

Seachmall

There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.

DipStick McSwindler

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Mr Benevolent

No big deal for my gf, I just avoid annoying her, supply copious amounts of icecream and chocolate and come out of it better than ever.

Faith+1

I can't trust anything that bleeds for 5 days and doesn't die

foxinsox

howamidifferent wrote: »

/* Gets popcorn */

* thumps him takes all the popcorn*

" it's my period, made me mad!"

Lol



Ha ha ha ha ha













Ha ha ha

IM0

she sounds mental op, get out now while you can.

Ihatecuddles-old

The luas left as soon as I tried to open the door I need a hug.

**Vai**

OP calmly explain in your most condescending voice that she is playing up to a stereotype that her gender are trying to get rid of. Finish up with something about how if she wants to play it that way, you will also have a 4 day per month period which you will quench with beer and curries.

Fratton Fred

Seachmall wrote: »

There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.

Then scientists need to live with a woman.

Apparently the sort of man a woman finds attractive can vary depending on where they are in their monthly cycle.

When they are not menstruating, women prefer buff, well groomed yet rugged looking men.

When they are menstruating, they prefer men with a spear through his head and genitals that have been attacked with a broken bottle.

tallaghtmick

Slice up your Gooch and say Bitch its my period now! 100% guaranteed to work.

FatherLen

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

The luas left as soon as I tried to open the door .

lol

IM0

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

The luas left as soon as I tried to open the door I need a hug.

wait where did your other post go

foxinsox

**Vai** wrote: »

OP calmly explain in your most condescending voice that she is playing up to a stereotype that her gender are trying to get rid of. Finish up with something about how if she wants to play it that way, you will also have a 4 day per month period which you will quench with beer and curries.

W A R N I N G

This could be very dangerous!

:-)

cheesefiend

Seachmall wrote: »

There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.

Is that actually true? I tried googling it but probably using the wrong phrases to search for. Surely with the change in hormones being produced there would be change in mood? Maybe women aren't 'more emotional' as a direct symptom but they can be more drained emotionally and physically from the pain that often accompanies menstruation - cramps and headaches.

--Kaiser--

Seachmall wrote: »

There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.

Are you saying PMS is imaginary? Are you nuts? I'm not saying every woman gets more emotional around that time, but, seriously, do you know any women?

Seachmall

cheesefiend wrote: »

Is that actually true?

I have no idea.


Edit - No, evidentially it's not.

Banjo String

Japanese flag week.

CruelCoin

My oh gets a bit narky, but compensates for it.

Your oh just sounds like a cow.

GalwayGuy2

Originally Posted by Seachmall
There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.
Is that actually true? I tried googling it but probably using the wrong phrases to search for. Surely with the change in hormones being produced there would be change in mood? Maybe women aren't 'more emotional' as a direct symptom but they can be more drained emotionally and physically from the pain that often accompanies menstruation - cramps and headaches.

Meh, it's one theory. I read something about it on Jezebel, but I forget the link and...you know, it's Jezebal.

But the Period symptoms on their own, IMO, would make anybody grumpy:P

LETHAL LADY

I am slightly emotional prior to catamenia, but once menses starts I am back to me auld self.

Fratton Fred

LETHAL LADY wrote: »

I am slightly emotional prior to catamenia, but once menses starts I am back to me auld self.

I hated Latin as well.

Ihatecuddles-old

I get really horny for the whole week. Unfortunately

Fozzie Bear

Q. Why do wimmens have periods?

A. Because they deserve them!:D





Runs SPRINTS for cover from the baying mob of hormonal banshees

dodderangler

Seachmall wrote: »

There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.

So its just another excuse for women to be cnuts is that what your saying?

DoesNotCompute

This will end well.

Mr Benevolent

Seachmall wrote: »

I have no idea.


Edit - No, evidentially it's not.

Ah, the downfalls of the null set hypothesis.

Faith+1

Faith+1 wrote: »

I can't trust anything that bleeds for 5 days and doesn't die

Am I the only one amused that Ilik Urgee thanked this?

OT, I'm exactly the same even-tempered person before, during and after the communist invasion but I know I'm lucky. And I make sure everyone else knows they're lucky too.;)

IM0

somewhere out there right now reading this thread is a woman doing this

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:..........die :mad:

The Backwards Man

Ha! I've just figured out why it's called a 'period'.

Because that's what it is!!:)

In other news I think I have sunstroke.:(

Ihatecuddles-old

OSI wrote: »

What's stopping you just getting on with it? Wouldn't stop me.

Don't think he'd be up for that, not sure I could either actually...

Legs.Eleven

My bloating, cramps and pains are very real. The change in my mood is very real also. I´d describe it as "melancholy". I tend to just keep my head down for this week (it´s this week ) and try to keep positive but it´s not a particularly nice thing to have to go through once a month. Some women suffer it worse than others and the fact that it´s not acknowledged openly and then you´ve got idiots on here denying it´s existance to contend with. Yiz can feck right off. Off ye pop with your "Man flu" ffs.

Itwasntme.

Seachmall wrote: »

There is no scientific evidence that suggests women are more or less emotional due to it being "that time of the month".


It's a myth perpetuated by confirmation bias and the observer-expectancy effect.

I really wish the above were true because this crap is the bane of my existence. I am very irregular so marking my cycle on the calender doesn't help. I know I am about to get my period when I start to be overly sad/happy about things that normally wouldn't move me. I don't get testy but rather more open to high highs and really low lows. I also know I am due when my idea of healthy food suddenly becomes anything laden in salt, grease and sugar.

Ihatecuddles-old

OSI wrote: »

That's both your loses so :P

Anals better anyway

Seachmall

Mr Benevolent wrote: »

Ah, the downfalls of the null set hypothesis.

I never said there wasn't any anecdotal evidence.

I've heard it from multiple sources, albeit of questionable reliability (hence the retraction).

Legs.Eleven

Seachmall wrote: »

I never said there wasn't any anecdotal evidence.

I've heard it from multiple sources, albeit of questionable reliability (hence the retraction).

You should get your facts straight before you make claims like that as it does nothing but contributes to the stick it already gets. It´s very real for many women and a real problem. You´re making a farce of it.

Seachmall

Legs.Eleven wrote: »

You should get your facts straight before you make claims like that as it does nothing for the stick it already gets. It´s very real for many women and a real problem. You´re making a farce of it.

Guess who's time of the month it is...

IM0

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

Anals better anyway

silver linings, stay in the good books lads ride the storm, its worth it

Ihatecuddles

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

Anals better anyway

Because it's all rainbows and roses that way?

Legs.Eleven

Seachmall wrote: »

Guess who's time of the month it is...

I already stated it´s my time of the month, so no need to guess. :rolleyes:


Glad you retracted your comment anyway. Moving on....

IM0

Candie wrote: »

Because it's all rainbows and roses that way?

can be

Mr Benevolent

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

Anals better anyway

Will you marry me?

JD DABA

No sympathy for them.

No recognition of the suffering and inconvenience caused by the morning boner.

Camrat

Be super nice to her, buy her flowers, run her a nice hot bath with maybe some smelly salts. Cuddler her....spoil her and think about her feeling's..........If that fail's dump the moaning cow.....he he he

Don't take advice for me, i leave drunk girl's marooned in O'Connell st. i'm like the josef fritzl of boards.ie

Ihatecuddles-old

Candie wrote: »

Because it's all rainbows and roses that way?

I've never ever had an issue with it!

The Backwards Man

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Ha! I've just figured out why it's called a 'period'.

Because that's what it is!!:)

In other news I think I have sunstroke.:(

ive got a cold, can I come and poke your turf fire?

IM0

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

I've never ever had an issue with it!

you do realise there is a que forming at this stage now to pop the question.

how you like trains btw?

Super-Rush

Seachmall wrote: »

Guess who's time of the month it is...

Real mature.

Banned.