That time of the Month?

So I've come up with a conclusion about this sensitive subject. I grew up with three sisters, so as a child I had the upper hand with this subject then most men. Granted they are all from the same gene pool and may experience "that time" in a very similiar way. However my conclusion remains the same because of my close friends I've come accross. When she is experiencing "that time" I totally understand the pain and feelings that come with that. Even the attitude of "I don't want anyone around me right now" is understandable. But to straight up be bitchy and blame it on "that time" is no excuse. I mean, if you get that emotional and it takes a big toll on your emotions, then stay indoors and away. If you want someone to talk to or to give you a back massage, forwarn them about your current status, so(at least in the male community) we can be prepared for the situation.



It seems as I get older and hang out with my older generation, I've noticed this problem augments instead of the hypothesized decrease. If you've been dealing with it monthly since you were 12, why does it get worse? I would think you would become a little more immune to it and learn to live with it.

Good thing nobody really reads this blog, because I'd probably get a lot of flak for this one.