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  1. #1
    Registered User

    May 2008
    Edendale,New Zealand
    101

    Angry Pregnancy hormones and mood swings

    Wow i just lost it so bad with my partner and the poor man only wanted to go with his mate instead of coming back home with me and josh and i lost it completely throw his jersy at him told him not to beeping hurry home ,then me son started as he couldnt go with him so then he got it to,i floored it in my car and skidded up the road outside his friends house i just totally lost it ay,got home and been balling for past 3/4 hour.
    What is wrong with me i know it probably just the pregnancy hormones and all stuff over past few weeks (he has cracked bone in his foot and is in cast) and fact that i like to bottle things up i guess,Bryce must not be to worried as he has not rang or texted, either that or he to scared to .
    I dont ever want to do that again,anyone else experiencing short tempers?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Feb 2008
    Country Victoria
    5,945

    yep! I would say they get worse the further along you are coz u get more agitated and more uncomfy etc and just makes ya snap!

  3. #3
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    Sep 2008
    Redcliffe,QLD
    104

    yeah!! the other week after a stressful day or 3 at work and lotsa lotsa traffic on the way home
    I came home and shut myself in my room for a while.
    when DP came in to talk, I just cried and got angry and starting spewing up all these thoughts and feelings and emotions. I think I paced about the whole house! I felt good though after about an hour! but hell i was exhausted ...

  4. #4
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    Apr 2008
    4,427

    Oh hun I have had a few of these and I am only just half way. Try not to let it get you down and make sure you sit down and have a chat to your man about how you are feeling. I am sure he knows its not really how you are normally. My DP cant get over how emotional I have been. Me neither to tell you the truth. I always sit down with him later for a cuddle and tell him I am sorry for my reaction (not always for what caused it- I make him apologise for that but mainly for how I reacted to it).
    Dont get to down on yourself.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Mar 2008
    In my own twisted little universe
    1,046

    Honey I wouldn't worry too much my DH calls me a psycho these days...lol
    Just comes with the territory

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Sep 2008
    Redcliffe,QLD
    104

    yes lol I hear ya sister!
    My partner watches me with these eyes like "dude! chill out!" when imexplaining my thoughts and feelings.
    Most of the things that trouble me have either A) Happened or that are B) totally out of my control so there is no use fretting.
    ah well