There's really nothing to do but put up with it. Wait for it to pass. 

You have to understand that your girlfriend is going through serious hormonal and chemical imbalances -- it's very uncomfortable for her. Put yourself in her shoes. Imagine what she would want -- maybe someone to massage her scalp, hug her, make her feel cozy -- and then be that person. That's the best thing you can do.

Quote from: EasyDeasy on April 11, 2018, 08:57:52 AM

There's really nothing to do but put up with it. Wait for it to pass. 

You have to understand that your girlfriend is going through serious hormonal and chemical imbalances -- it's very uncomfortable for her. Put yourself in her shoes. Imagine what she would want -- maybe someone to massage her scalp, hug her, make her feel cozy -- and then be that person. That's the best thing you can do.

Great response, I completely agree!

My friend used to give his girlfriend chocolate everytime she had pms and she would start scolding him on why he buy that brand of chocolate

Tolerance and calmness is something that you must master. It's something that you are learning all your life. Most time when my fiance have those days I usually try to be calm and not let her words affect me. Reason is simple,the 90% of bad words that are said in those moments are simple not true its just anger and bad mood that is coming out from someone who does not feel well.