Moodiness

Re: Moodiness

• kalanieileen member

  October 2015

  Lol there is absolutely no rule that says you are "supposed" to be lovey dovey just because you are pregnant.

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• saladflambe member

  October 2015

  I can barely speak to my husband. Most of the time, I wish he would stay out of the house and far far away from me 

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• lalala2004 member

  October 2015

  The main moodiness I've experienced is getting the giggles when things aren't as funny as I seem to think they are. )

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• jenniferhasler member

  October 2015

  My moodiness is all over the place. My husband either is driving me up the wall, I'm laughing really hard, or sobbing. I think it's all normal

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• DrillSergeantCat member

  October 2015

  All of us would feel better about ourselves if we got the idea of "normal" out of our head. When it comes to pregnancy, everything is normal.

  
  

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• sbear9991 member

  October 2015

  Don't worry, being moody is the norm. I woke up one morning looked at my fiancé and just thought to myself, "Your presence is so annoying!" I got up to use the restroom came back upstairs and then looked at him and thought,"I love you so much!"
  It happens to me quite frequently actually, but he's learned to deal and help whenever I do become just a tad bit too rough with my words

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