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Hey I'm a guy and was just wondering about something...
I know its normal and not exactly their fault and everything, but when a girl goes through monthly stuff, what are we, the guys, supposed to do. I really don't mind it, but sometimes I feel like I need to help out my g/f with whatever the problem may be...but I can't. Should I just be there to talk and listen? That's what I've been doing so far. I mean I can't think of any good advice other than lie down, take some medicine, try to relax, and stuff like that. Should I try to help, or just stay out of the way? Is there any way I can help or no? I know I don't or ever will understand what it feels like or anything, but I'd still try to help with anything. Will rate, thanks in advance. (link)
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the best thing you can do is be nice to her. im sure you always are, and treat her well, but make sure to put a little extra effort into it during that week. it's not so much to ask for a little sympathy is it? thats the worst time of the month for girls and when we're told that we're having major pms issues...that makes us feel worse. so be extra nice, maybe do some small things for her that will mean alot to her. and the listening thing is good, to an extent but she may not want to do all the talking and would probably like it if you would talk too, even if it's about nothing, to help her take her mind off it. :)
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