I need the priest from the 'Exorcist'!
By ajk111
@ajk111 (2495)
June 22, 2012 11:28am CST
I am currently barricaded into my study as yet again the monthly blood letting cycle envelopes my wife and she turns into a harridan of hatred and chocolate devouring tornado.
I have to hide for 3 days as she tears the house apart looking for me to blame for the postman being 5 seconds late. I got the blame because it rained today.
i got the blame for Canada having 3 A's.
please help me. i would run away for 3 days every month but i am afraid she will eat the kids.
last month she ate the next door neighbour for saying hello.
any suggestions to appease her?
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11 responses
@grapeape35 (44)
• United States
22 Jun 12
Lol too funny, I probably shouldnt be laughin because I am sure my hubby says the same thing about me. lol, I take a daily vitamin called Alive from the Herbal shop that helps me. Also a herb called valerian perks me up and makes me feel happier.
I take it right before bed though, it will make you drowsy during the day.
Good luck :)
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@timetravel (1425)
• United States
22 Jun 12
Perhaps if you take it in the morning, it will make you drowsy at night? Just a weird thought..LOL!
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@timetravel (1425)
• United States
22 Jun 12
perhaps if you slip it in her food all day, she'll stay asleep till it's over?
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@timetravel (1425)
• United States
22 Jun 12
She is starting to sound like a case of "Serial Mom"...have you ever seen that movie? If not, watch it - but not with the wife. It might give her new ideas!
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@timetravel (1425)
• United States
22 Jun 12
See if you can get it on your computer! By the way, experience has taught me there's a natural cure...it's call "menopause" LOL.
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@grapeape35 (44)
• United States
22 Jun 12
akj might not make it to menopause, lol
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@purplealabaster (22085)
• United States
22 Jun 12
Get as much chocolate as you can and leave it in a location where she can find it easily. While she is busy consuming the chocolate, round up the children and get them out of her way as quickly as possible. If she notices you, try not to make direct eye contact, and back away slowly but do not run as this just triggers the predatory nature to attack.
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@much2say (56883)
• Los Angeles, California
23 Jun 12
Ha ha - where's that Father Merrin when you need him?! At least she's not puking out pea soup (um, I hope?!). Is she spinning her head around 360? I find that getting on a good exercise regiment helps with these symptoms - but of course everyone is different - and she has to be the one to decide to do it! I don't recommend telling her during those 3 days though, you might get your head chopped off!!! Otherwise, stock up on some serious chocolate, make dinner, clean the house, help the kids with their homework, do the laundry, and massage her feet every night!
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@ajk111 (2495)
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23 Jun 12
I put vodka in her cornflakes this morning and gave her breakfast in bed. when i went back to get the dishes the vodka was drained with the cornflakes untouched and she was snoring her wee heart out. so i chained her to the bed and sat downstairs watching telly all day....Result!
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@lohith533 (10)
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22 Jun 12
so it is very simple request from you.you have to maintain pin drop silence and get in to your work without listening to her words.after scolding from long time she can understand that "i cannot speak my energy is over and think that is unnecessary to speak to you"and more over you can talk to your neighbors without any problem
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@pergammano (7682)
• Canada
23 Jun 12
AHA...the curse of dys"men"orrhea...aka; "men"stral cramps..aptly named, and so it should be the demise of men! You are lucky, and blessed...most of the mated male gender I know, spend those days in the "doghouse," and tossed the occasional bone!
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@pergammano (7682)
• Canada
24 Jun 12
Time for you to put your carpentorial skills to work..and build yourself a "port in the storm!"
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@WakeUpKitty (8692)
• Netherlands
22 Jun 12
I can't help but I have to laugh out loud. It's a bit hard for me to take this seriously esp. about eating the kids.
About the rest: are you the one to blame???
What is wrong about the chocolate???
And now we mention that, it's better she will start eating that in advance or better daily the best is the real dark one 70%.
Sounds to me she has a very large difference in hormone balance. I wonder if it's possible to change anything about that.
If she is really that bad as you say you have these options:
stay away for some days or stay away out of her way as much as possible, don't plan anything and give her as less stress as possible (wait telling problems, asking about bills, making (extra) appointments etc etc. also she could try to have less problems with it by having enough sleep, a more stressless life, spitting out her complains daily instead of keeping them inside, eating the dark chocolate, take enough sun (vitamines D) and go out of your way as soon as she feels her hormons will make say terrible things. It's better for her to spend time alone then.
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