My 7 month pregnant gf is moody abt everything. if i say white she say black. everything i do is wrong. norm ?
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Welcome to pregnancy, a few tips
1 your always wrong
2 your always the cause
3 she is always right
4 Stay silent
5 do as she asks
6 dont call her fat
7 Tell her you love her
8 help her round the house
9 be as excited as her about the baby
and
10 Stuff a watermelon up your ***, carry it round for 7 months, feeling your body stretch and the pressure on your bladder bowels, stretch marks, weight gain, sleepless nights and a ton of hormones pouring thru your system and see how cheerful you are.!!!!!!!11
RIDE THE WAVE
Totally normal! Be patient with her, it is sooo not easy being pregnant.
Hormones my dear, hormones. This too shall pass.
YES
yes normal
sorry but us woman are so picky and her being pregnant doesnt help the mood swings. do u love her? then do as she says!
Sounds about right, she is going through a lot of changes, and may be worried about the delivery too. Imagine how you would feel if your hormones were all out of wack and someone told you that you were going to pass a golf ball through your penis.
yes unfortunately make your life easy and AGREE
yes - it's normal -- everything she says is "right" -- don't fight it. It's the hormones -- you have to understand the changes her body is growing through -- she's growing a human in there! and it's not easy, and it gets worse the further along into pregnancy it goes. Make her happy and do whatever she says. it's easy for the guy -- one happy moment and he's done.she has nine months of "suffering" and then her lifetime to worry about the baby after it comes.
Totally normal. it may be hard but just agree with her. My husband and I nearly split up over this first time round, by the 2nd pregnancy, he knew better and just let me say whatever I wanted. Its hormones, it will last for a while after baby is born too.Be patient, and don't forget to tell her you love her all the time.
Yes it is hormones but if she's moody ALL the time then you need to talk. There's no excuses for her treating you badly pregnant or not and you need to tell her how you feel. Are you supporting her the way you should be? It's hard for me to tell what you two are going through. Communication is key.
Listen to what everyone else said and just remember agree with her about EVERYTHING..
Then you can't lose.
very norm,they go mad months after the birth also ,be ready!!
Yes it's perfectly normal. Her hormones are really messing with her thought processes and emotions right now.
She may also have valid fears and is unable to express them without anger. some fears are, "Will I make it to my due date?" "is the baby really healthy?" "how will I be as a mother?" "Will my boyfriend decide he doesn't want to be a father and leave us both?" do some research, take a breath and let her know you are really going to be there for her and the baby and it might ease some of her concerns.
yes its very normal
Yeah, she is normal! She is starting to feel big, uncomfortable, cranky etc. It will pass once the baby is born, some women do experience the baby blues after the baby is born. She may cry for no reason, have terrible mood swings. Just make sure you are there for her and if she starts showing any signs of real depression (not wanting to eat, not caring for the child, crying all the time, not wanting to go out of the house etc.) then make sure you can help her get to the doctor. Good luck and Congratulations on the baby!!
some time moody but not every time talk with her why she is doing this.pregnancy dosnt mean u are all time wrong and what she thinks that is right .
absolutly normal. just try to remember, she is sharing her body with a whole new person. she has no control over what happens to her emotionally and some what physically. keep telling her you love her.
yep, agree with her, stand by her. not so close. some pregnant woman can't stand the smell of man, or cigarette, or even tomatoes!
Yes dear,it's very normal. she'll be like that for a month or so after giving birth. Be patient with her for it's the raging hormones,she can't help it. Things will line out before you know it
Yes it is normal but be careful some women stay like that for the rest of their lives....
yeah that is normal i wa so moody it wasn't funny. It is the hormones that are getting all messed up from the pregnancy.
Tell her to act right or your leaving her. I never acted like that. Women need to appreciate their men.
yes
completely normal! not very nice for u, but completely normal. lol. just hang in there, it cant get much worse, can it?
i was horrible 2 my partner when i was pregnant, but its only because we know u can handle it, and u know what they say - we always take it out on the ppl we love the most. if thats any consolation! :)
good luck with the baby!
the reason why your girlfriend is like that is her hormones ask her is there anything to do in the house like tidy up etc make her a cup of tea take the weight of her feet it will near b over just support is all that you can do congratulations and good luck
Yes, it's normal. Don't take it personally, she's going through alot right now with horomones and the fear of being a mother.
Totally normal..i am 13 weeks pregnant and i can tell you now its to do with the hormones, take it on the chin and accept it , when the baby comews it will be totally diffrent , just keep telling her she is beautiful and that you love her , even suprise her with a little something..And if you cannot deal with her moodiness you know for next time to wear protection,..
Yes its very emotional time being pregnant as she will probably be felling very fat, very tired and very unattractive, shes probably worrying too.
I feel for you. I am going thru the same thing (at least I hope that's what it is) with my sister -- she is 6 mos pregnant and treating me like CRAP -- she didn't do this w/her 1st pregnancy so it's really throwing me for a loop. I can overlook a lot but there is such a thing as going too far. As hard as it may be, I think the advice these women have already given may just be the best thing to do (agree w/her, ask how u can help) -- as far as what I am going to do, I'm going to keep my distance and not start any more conversations with her, b/c ultimately she always finds something wrong w/what I say. Good luck
May be case of unwanted pregnancy.talk and sort it out first.
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