How do you feel about women on their periods?

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Pasithea wrote...
biglw17 wrote...
so pasithea...i see ur back....pics.....<.<

rofl!

Pics of what? xD Me and all the Disney princesses? lol

......ahhh.....yea duh..... :roll:
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biglw17 wrote...
Pasithea wrote...
biglw17 wrote...
so pasithea...i see ur back....pics.....<.<

rofl!

Pics of what? xD Me and all the Disney princesses? lol

......ahhh.....yea duh..... :roll:

I don't have them on my camera. ;_;

I have to get them from my dad's girlfriend sometime this week. Sorry...

I really wish she bought that picture of us on the California Screamin' rollercoaster. I looked so funny, my mouth wide open because I was laughing so hard at my friend next to me. She kept screaming and yelling at the girls in front (my dad's gf and her daughter and calling them fucking cunts for dragging her on that ride.) xD

Funniest shit ever.

Anyways, better keep this topic on topic before it gets too off topic. lol

It's probably a dead topic though. I'm sure everyone had their say about women and their periods by now. xD
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My first unofficial date, like 3-4 days ago, we were together and she began to curl up saying her stomach hurted. I just replied has a joke '' is it that time of the month?!'' laughing after and she replied with yes. Now i tease her about it :P

I dont mind it
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I try to be as soothing as possible. although about a year ago i was, and my [then] girlfriend grabbed my nuts and pulled my to the ground by them.... i never got near for the time of the month ever again... and i still have that fear itll happen again.
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Brittany FAKKU Production Mngr
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.
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ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.
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IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.
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Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.


yea i found this out the hard way 2. it involves a lamp, my head, and stiches.
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IsTehErreip wrote...
Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.


yea i found this out the hard way 2. it involves a lamp, my head, and stiches.

That's why I said it.
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Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.


yea i found this out the hard way 2. it involves a lamp, my head, and stiches.

That's why I said it.


...Make me a taco
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IsTehErreip wrote...
Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.


yea i found this out the hard way 2. it involves a lamp, my head, and stiches.

That's why I said it.


...Make me a taco

I actually thought up a funny reply to this but I decided not to post it since this is in the serious section and we shouldn't be changing the topic to crazy.
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you will have many oppritunities to use it in the random and incoherent babbling sections on me. like now.
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IsTehErreip wrote...
Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.


yea i found this out the hard way 2. it involves a lamp, my head, and stiches.


I'll never be able to understand that crap. I'd never stay with a girl that thought it was okay to disrespect me in that manner. Throwing things at me, or especially spitting or anything like that, I don't get it. I've had it happen to some of my friends, but I've never actually experienced it first-hand. My brother actually dated a girl for a while that spit on him and threw shit at him all the time. It eventually ended with her going completely nuts and him getting in trouble with the law (minor though) for it, even though it wasn't his fault. The spitting is what got me most though, there is definitely a certain lack of respect involved in feeling okay to spit on someone you supposedly love, and to me that would have been a sign to get out asap.

I just can't comprehend wanting to stay with someone who feels it's okay to treat you with such disrespect and anger. There is almost no way for a relationship like that to heal, as once a someone starts to see you in a light where they feels they can treat you like that, it's almost impossible to get them to respect you again. Even if they are on their period at the time, it's a mindset thing that allows people to feel it's okay to treat others a certain way. No matter how pissed off I've been at a woman the most I've ever done is grab and hold or pick up or shake or something, and even then if she protested strongly enough and I felt she wasn't going to do something crazy I'd let her go quickly.

I just don't get it, which is why I don't get why people like shows like Love Hina or Girls Bravo or ZnT. That someone feels okay to treat you like that means they see you as less than they are, and I don't get how someone could be in a relationship like that.
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ultenth wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
Ramsus wrote...
IsTehErreip wrote...
ZiggyOtaku wrote...
I honestly don't tend to complain. I try to keep to myself during that week, now that I'm on the pill I almost never say anything whiny like. After several years of excruciating pain, mild discomfort is heaven to me.

My boyfriend only treated me once nicely when I got it when staying at his house a few nights (before the pill) - it was during that walk I explained. But I never treated him badly, especially when he was making me food.

I've always got irritated at girls who drawl about it and whine every 3 seconds. Because I felt I've always gotten the shorter straw out of everyone, so it was more like a 'I'll switch places with you if you'd like' kind of thing. I've only passed out once from the pain... and that's not usual. Hense the reason I'm on the pill.

The doctor tried giving me 800mg of Ibuprofen or whatever the hell it is but it would never work, that's when we decided to fall back on birth control.

Really guys, if a girl is like... lashing out at you tell her to shut the fuck up and put a cork in it. Because I don't care how emotional/in pain they are - that's not fair to you.


Thats good and all but its hard to say when your nuts are in their hand and on the floor at the same time.

Ok so good advice would be to stay our of arms reach when you tell her to shut up. You might want a little room to move away as she'll be further discourage from chasing after you thanks to the pain. Might wanna watch out for easily throwable objects too.


yea i found this out the hard way 2. it involves a lamp, my head, and stiches.


I'll never be able to understand that crap. I'd never stay with a girl that thought it was okay to disrespect me in that manner. Throwing things at me, or especially spitting or anything like that, I don't get it. I've had it happen to some of my friends, but I've never actually experienced it first-hand. My brother actually dated a girl for a while that spit on him and threw shit at him all the time. It eventually ended with her going completely nuts and him getting in trouble with the law (minor though) for it, even though it wasn't his fault. The spitting is what got me most though, there is definitely a certain lack of respect involved in feeling okay to spit on someone you supposedly love, and to me that would have been a sign to get out asap.

I just can't comprehend wanting to stay with someone who feels it's okay to treat you with such disrespect and anger. There is almost no way for a relationship like that to heal, as once a someone starts to see you in a light where they feels they can treat you like that, it's almost impossible to get them to respect you again. Even if they are on their period at the time, it's a mindset thing that allows people to feel it's okay to treat others a certain way. No matter how pissed off I've been at a woman the most I've ever done is grab and hold or pick up or shake or something, and even then if she protested strongly enough and I felt she wasn't going to do something crazy I'd let her go quickly.

I just don't get it, which is why I don't get why people like shows like Love Hina or Girls Bravo or ZnT. That someone feels okay to treat you like that means they see you as less than they are, and I don't get how someone could be in a relationship like that.


umm that time it was actually a girlfriend it was my sister.
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Ahh, well even so, my point still stands. I used to beat the crap out of my brother all the time, sibling violence is fairly normal I think, even cross-sex.
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ultenth wrote...
Ahh, well even so, my point still stands. I used to beat the crap out of my brother all the time, sibling violence is fairly normal I think, even cross-sex.

Uhh yeah I am going to have to agree with your whole point. If she's spitting on your or chucking things at you, even though it's supposedly during her period, that's just not right. :/

I would never do that to someone I cared about no matter how pissy my period made me. I'd probably just leave to protect him from myself. xD

"Where are you going?"

"I'm saving you from myself!!!" @__@ *flees*
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ultenth wrote...

I'll never be able to understand that crap. I'd never stay with a girl that thought it was okay to disrespect me in that manner. Throwing things at me, or especially spitting or anything like that, I don't get it. I've had it happen to some of my friends, but I've never actually experienced it first-hand. My brother actually dated a girl for a while that spit on him and threw shit at him all the time.


i concur... somewhat. what you have to understand is that devotion is sometimes blinded by incomprehensible emotion, sometimes its hard to distinguish friend and foe. ive only had this happen once in my life but to be blunt, emotions are a force to be reckoned with. i agree that you should never injure or disrespect your significant other intently, (unless they like that ;o lol) but if a bad day just keeps escalating someone could be a hair-trigger away from completely blowing up on someone, anyone. i could only imagine having a day like that on a period, but i would think she would appologize afterwards. in short, i might take it once or twice when its reasonable. after that i agree completely, theres no reason to express your anger on that person.

this thread reminds me of a funny dating service post a website had where some mods answered questions on an interactive dating game for the sole reason of getting a laugh. the question was:
"tell me one thing about yourself that would turn me off."
and the guy, nicknamed jizmopper, responded:
"i hit woman during sex and not during sex."
hahaha
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Got nerves of steel due to my father being manic depressive in highest grade until he died, so I am basicly able to stand everything verbally thrown at me. As for those who say "Can't be as bad as a woman during their period" Than I quote myself:
"Even the devil would come back waving a white flag begging: 'I can't take it anymore. He turned everything into a green hell and made my own life to one. That's it I am on a strike and out of business, you'll be hearing from my lawyer.'"
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