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Girl's Mood Swings

This is weird ass stuff. I can be talking and chilling out with some girlz and they be like laughing and having a good time then all of a sudden like turn around and walk away saying i'm weird and getting all bitchy. What's up with that? I mean I don't want to ask them this but was it the time of the month?

Haha... maybe you said something wrong to them and ticked them off... The way you told the story makes it sound like that. You can't just assume that it's their time of the month. And when they do that, don't bother to ask or understand... they'll get over it and you'll get over it.

Didn't you have health class yet? Aren't you only 13? Should you even be in here? Haha

mood swings are hella scary.
gotta watch out for those.

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hMm..i think girls act like dat when someone says something they dont wanna hear..or unless they want the attention..and they get it by acting all childless and bratie...or maybe its because they saw something they didnt like..or if someone she hates is near her..deres lots of things dat can make da girl go crazy..

as long as she doesn't throw anything at you. just try not to offend ppl

oh and this thread kinda reminds me of something...

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Originally posted by Alchemist
as long as she doesn't throw anything at you. just try not to offend ppl

oh and this thread kinda reminds me of something...

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Originally posted by AiSH
mood swings are hella scary.
gotta watch out for those.

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Originally posted by RaCeR_LaDi_MoOn
Haha... maybe you said something wrong to them and ticked them off... The way you told the story makes it sound like that. You can't just assume that it's their time of the month. And when they do that, don't bother to ask or understand... they'll get over it and you'll get over it.

Didn't you have health class yet? Aren't you only 13? Should you even be in here? Haha

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Originally posted by kRypTic_nABi


which would be . . .?

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were u trying to be sarcastic..cuz it doesnt seem like it..

no i wasn't

perhaps people blame "moodswings" on a girls time of the month too much, girls included. If you cry wolf too many times no ones going to know when there is an actual wolf (haha, nice analogy for this, please don't anybody say something dumb like "yeah well wolves don't have anything to do with it"). I'm beginning to believe that girls' mercurial natures are just the way a lot of girls are. And it doesn't have anything to do with their cycle or anything. Girls have moodswings and everyones like "oh, it's her time of the month," when in fact she is just complaining...again, and it's the way she is and not any chemical imbalance. Sure, a period could be the cause of it for some duration of the month (maybe, i'm still hesistant), but it's not most of the time. And if you guys will allow me to generalize and say that a lot of girls have unnecessary mood swings they bring out into the public for whatever reason, and the convenient scapegoat for both sexes to blame is the menstrual cycle.

If anyone didn't want to read that...If you cry wolf too many times, people won't know when there is an actual wolf. And it is unlikely that the cause of the problems was the continual reccurence of the wolf coming back over and over (for that is very improbable). Say the wolf comes once a month for a duration of time, and leaves. The rest of the time it is just them i suppose, acting all "bitchy"...cause (no offense) but i notice it a lot too.

Yeah, thats not a great analogy and i used it kind of excessively but everyone gets the point hopefully. In short, don't blame your period all the time! (if you don't, then it doesn't apply to you)