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Want to know how to deal with a cranky woman during “that time” of the month? Read this!

There are days in the month where a man can get into trouble with his woman, for simply opening his mouth. It can be taxing, we know, but blame it on Premenstrual Syndrome. Commonly referred to as PMS, Premenstrual Syndrome or Premenstrual Symptom, is a collection of physical and emotional symptoms that most women experience a few days prior to menstruation. The emotional and physical symptoms attributed to PMS might vary from one woman to another, but each woman experiences a predictable pattern that occurs consistently during the ten days prior to her period. The symptoms are known to go away either shortly before or after her period starts. During this time of the month, most women are emotionally vulnerable due to heightened hormonal activity. And thus, you might find the woman/women in your life overreacting to seemingly small things, which could potentially strain your relationship.
Numerous symptoms have been associated with PMS.
When she is going through such upheavals, it’s best for you to offer support to your wife or significant other, rather than allowing it to affect your relationship. It would be advisable for you to start a calendar, marking “that time” of the month.
Check out these tips for a pain-free period.
By Pierra C. Labrador for Yahoo! Southeast Asia
Tired of the usual dinner-and-movie routine? Looking for something more special than a weekend stroll around the mall with the kids in tow? When you need to rekindle the romance, try these new date ideas for long-time couples.
1. Take a Walking Tour. Keep a relationship from going stale by growing with each other. Stretch your legs and learn something new together by going on a fun walking tour. Sociable couples will enjoy striking up conversations and making new friends, while shy pairs can opt to blend in at the back of the crowd and just go with the flow.
How To Turn Her On

1. GIVE AND TAKE IS NOT ALWAYS 50:50.
Don’t think that marriage means a perfect split down the line all the time or that it’s Splitsville once the give-and-take balance tilts.
Sometimes the ratio might be 60:40 or even 100:0--it depends on the situation. You'll probably have areas where you contribute more than your hubby does, and he'll probably have his own areas of strength as well. What matters is that you feel confident about your partner’s love for you and that you are at peace and emotionally fulfilled.
2. SHOUTING ONLY MAKES THINGS WORSE.
Speak calmly, even (especially) when discussing points of contention or conflict in your marriage. Raising your voice does little to solve your marital problems.Control your temper and talk to your husband about the things that bother you when you're calm and he's in a better mood. This way, you're both in the right frame of mind to solve your issues.
3. HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
In these days of career women and two-income families, it’s the quality of the marriage that keeps it alive, not economic dependence or tradition. And to keep your relationship with your husband healthy, you need to open up and share yourself--your thoughts, pains, joys. Total intimacy, not just intimacy in the sexual sense, leads the way to true love. There is a need for an honest exchange of feelings, especially about what hurts you in your marriage. When your spouse opens up to you, you feel there is love in the union even if you don’t always see eye to eye.
4. LAUGHTER REALLY IS THE BEST MEDICINE.
With so many challenges, a sense of humor is essential. Learning to appreciate the funny things in life--even when you're burdened by problems--is a sure way to keep things light between you and your husband. As the song goes, look on the bright side of life!
5. RESPECT ONE ANOTHER IS ESSENTIAL.
Even though you're married, you're a completely different person from your husband. Your likes, dislikes, and passions may be totally different from his. Don't force your belief systems on your husband. Instead, accept his choices and be mindful not to criticize when he does something that annoys you.
6. DECISION-MAKING SHOULD BE DEMOCRATIC.
Make decisions based on what is good for your family's overall interest and wellbeing. Your pride may make it difficult to make concessions, but you and your husband must work as a team. And if you put your family's welfare first, you will always arrive at a decision that both you and your husband are happy with.
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Rather than snicker at your husband’s flaws or shortcomings, give him your full support. You may come from different social backgrounds, but if you put up a united front and don't let your make up for each other's failings, you will build a better relationship and a stronger family.
8. YOU NEED TO LOOK FOR THE GOOD IN HIM.
The challenge of marriage is to be able to love your partner when he is least lovable. When you begin to think that everything about him is bad, you may have to look deep in your heart to find the good in him. It may be tempting to cut and run when times get tough, but if you believe that your marriage is worth fighting for, then both you and your husband have to work for it.
source: femalenetwork.com
1. LISTEN.
Before trying to make your spouse understand what you think, learn to listen to what he thinks. Be in tune with both verbal and nonverbal signs. Do not assume that you know and understand it all.
2. ACCEPT.
Learn to accept your partner in his entirety. As you learn to understand the other person's language, you need to accept all that is conveyed. You cannot change the other person; you can only try to change yourself.
3. AFFIRM.
Acknowledge what you understand and accept. Give your spouse frequent and sincere compliments.
4. DEMONSTRATE YOUR LOVE.
Regularly do things he likes. Send thoughtful text messages, say "I love you," or touch each other affectionately as often as possible.
5. BE THE BEST OF FRIENDS.
Gain your partner's trust by keeping his treasures and secrets sacred. Realize that trust in a relationship is something you cannot afford to lose. Be your partner's number one supporter.
6. HANG OUT WITH EACH OTHER.
Find common things you enjoy doing together. Spend excessive time with your partner, whether this means doing household chores together or going on special dates.
7. LAUGH TOGETHER.
Appreciate the funny side of life with your husband. Be playful, share jokes, and take the time out to act like kids. Not only will it help you forget about the real world for a while, but it will also give you the chance to reconnect with each other.
source: femalenetwork.com
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