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I had no real training and experience til had a girlfriend. Most women will hide this personal detail until you are close to them. You may have no idea how much other womens' moods swing until you are their partner.

Some education:
These are helpful:

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/period-pain-tipshttps://www.webmd.com/women/5-things-about-your-periodhttps://www.storypick.com/things-girls-when-pmsing/

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For anyone new to the world of girls, you should understand, on a monthly basis, your girlfriend/wife is going through physical and emotional turmoil.

Physically: A part of her body which was a potential new life is dying and physically coming out. The She will physical symptoms like bleeding, stomach and back pain, headaches.

Emotionally: all are different including over time of their lives, but she won't be her normal self. Her hormones have shifted, she may feel weak and need additional emotional support. You can read about some types here.
https://www.thesoulfulsprout.com/journal/pmstypes

In general, a life inside of her is on it's final chance to ever exist, and she is receiving the signals from that life, the dying cries of someone who will never be. She may feel sad, angry, argumentative, edgy. She may choose to bury these feelings using ice cream, cookies, or other foods. Her mood may escalate to high levels.


Somethings I've tried or learning to do. I've become more comfortable with this part of having a woman to love, and working through the trying time with her.
* Take on additional responsibilities
* Try to be understanding and not argumentative.
* Be positive, comforting
* Be more attentive

How do you feel about supporting your girlfriend during this time and how do you do it?

So the GAG community seems to uphold the image where men and women are at the brink of a gender war and pointing fingers at the opposite sex and saying stuff similar to "they are the bad and guilty ones" and calling members of each gender names mostly outside the dictionaries but mostly with the blues being the initiators of aggression and the pinks slowly emerging here too. Which is really sad to see and prolonged exposure to it is generally detrimental.

Then I get off from GAG and go outside, catch some fresh air, go to a retail therapy to the mall, eat out and go about my business. No one I have spoken to is hateful or feels like tolerating the opposite sex or what they do or are annoyed by the things the opposite sex does. In fact even those men I have spoken to, who are spiteful towards "some women being like gold diggers" said they don't want to live in a world without women and they don't think, that (all) girls are gold diggers and that life without girls would be less meaningful.

So here is a huge difference in the image of society GAG seems to have versus my real world experience in the environment I live in. I live in a big city (1 million population count) and pretty much not far from the town hall district.