Why do pregnant woman always act crazy?

[QUOTE="XilePrincess"][QUOTE="CyleM"]

well first off it was planned, and I'm not being ignorant she is just complaining about life... we both wanted another child so she shouldn't take her crap out on me all the time... I am stressed all the time too but I don't complain nearly as much as her... it is like 98% her and 2% me when it comes to b*tchingCyleM

LOL. You really have not researched anything about pregnancy, have you? You bleed after the birth, C-section or not. all the crap stored in the uterus to keep the baby going needs to come out sometime. She'll also have staples in her or stitches after the c-section, which causes massive pain. especially if one comes out. If she's a high-risk pregnancy then she really should be on bedrest, but if she has to work, then honestly you should be kissing her feet. She's taking a risk at losing that child to make sure your family doesn't go into debt with her medical. and fyi, a lot of women find pumping very painful. Put a vaccuum on your nipple every 20 minutes for half an hour at a time. and again, she's growing the baby, you're the one whining for no reason.

[QUOTE="CyleM"][QUOTE="XilePrincess"]

Yeah, if it was planned and you cannot handle pregnant women, maybe you shouldn't have tried for another child. But since YOU also wanted another child, all I can say is suck it up. She has to go through pain, nausea, cramping, fatigue, birth of the child, bleeding for like a month afterwards and likely breastfeeding. Which hurts. You do not have a baby growing in you. She has every right to complain, you have none.XilePrincess

LOL. You really have not researched anything about pregnancy, have you? You bleed after the birth, C-section or not. all the crap stored in the uterus to keep the baby going needs to come out sometime. She'll also have staples in her or stitches after the c-section, which causes massive pain. especially if one comes out. If she's a high-risk pregnancy then she really should be on bedrest, but if she has to work, then honestly you should be kissing her feet. She's taking a risk at losing that child to make sure your family doesn't go into debt with her medical. and fyi, a lot of women find pumping very painful. Put a vaccuum on your nipple every 20 minutes for half an hour at a time. and again, she's growing the baby, you're the one whining for no reason.

Well there's a person growing inside her... just tell her she looks pretty when she's mad. :P it might work... or not.

The baby's like 3 in. long at 3 months... and all those hormone issues already? There are reasons I never want kids and I'm adding crazy hormones to the list.

Good luck man. If you're concerned about medical bills and her needing to work it can't be easy.

I don't know, I could get pregnant and find out but that leads to children and I don't like kids o_Otofu-lion91

Hey you should try it out anyway. How bad can it be? :lol:

Well something always triggers the moody behavior. Maybe if you just really read up on what they go through, the psychological aspect and try to adjust to it and you might luck better.

Because of hormones.

Here is what you do.

Avoid her unless she confronts you.

Take care of the house. Like cleaning the dishes, washing the laundry, ect.

Show her you're there for her.

Find ways to help calm her when she gets off work.

When I do get married and have a kid and my wife is going crazy, I plan to do that so.. :P

Ahhh...women.

When I was married, my wife tried to kick me out of the house a few times. MY house, mind you. I just laughed, and she went to her moms.

I've seriously come to the conclusions it's not worth it. Relationships require too much sacrifice for too much BS.

If you hear a woman answer a questions with "whatever" or "nothing", get far, far away.

Luckily, I never had to put up with a pregnant woman. The tamponathon was bad enough.

It's those damn hormones. :evil:

Ahhh...women.

When I was married, my wife tried to kick me out of the house a few times. MY house, mind you. I just laughed, and she went to her moms.

I've seriously come to the conclusions it's not worth it. Relationships require too much sacrifice for too much BS.

If you hear a woman answer a questions with "whatever" or "nothing", get far, far away.

Luckily, I never had to put up with a pregnant woman. The tamponathon was bad enough.

br0kenrabbit

[QUOTE="dracula_16"]

Maybe she just needs some "special attention" if you catch my drift. Pregnant women have needs too. :wink:

CyleM

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

Ahhh...women.

When I was married, my wife tried to kick me out of the house a few times. MY house, mind you. I just laughed, and she went to her moms.

I've seriously come to the conclusions it's not worth it. Relationships require too much sacrifice for too much BS.

If you hear a woman answer a questions with "whatever" or "nothing", get far, far away.

Luckily, I never had to put up with a pregnant woman. The tamponathon was bad enough.

STAR_Admiral

I bought the house before we married, therefore it was not considered a 'matrimonial asset'.

Hormones!

women are not from this world

dont let her push you around you need to take control

as a doctor i understand what the problem is andit is only partlyhormones as they onlykick inat about 5 or 6 months and is mostlycaused by stress from high risk birth and maybe domestic problems.

I think I look like a whale normally, but it's normal for women to feel insecure whilst pregnant. I'm not pregnant now but when I see a pregnant women I think she looks beautiful. ^_^sassycake

Well its the constantly raging hormones going through there system, best just to do what they say cos you dont want a slap :P

I think it has something to do with hormones. I remember reading somewhere that pregnancy gives out some sort hormone pattern that is somewhat similar to PMS.

Think of pregnancy as a 9-month PMS.

Though my sister is 5 months pregnancy and the only think she complains about is her boobs hurting a lot.