Alright, folks. Let's get real and honest. PMS is real. Women don't make it up so that you go to the store and buy them chocolate. That's a nice thing for you to do, but PMS is very real to many ladies out there. Bloating. Crying for no reason. Stomach aches. Can't focus. Massive mood swings. Distancing oneself from social gatherings. Cravings. Eating more than usual. Lashing out. Saying things you will never mean. Can't sleep. Sleepy all the time. And all this happens in a matter of minutes. Women aren't crazy. They struggle and need validation. That's the least we could do. Well, that's where I find myself. I struggle with PMS and even wonder if I suffer from PMDD. I'm still waiting to find a gynecologist who is willing to take me seriously and wants to honestly help rather than push a drug on me that will only sedate me for a few hours. On top of...
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