What Can PMS Calendar Do For Her?
What
Can It Do For Her?
How to:
Pinpoint her physical and emotional
discomforts
Monitor and record her feelings and needs
Ask for emotional and physical support
Reduce her PMS symptoms and improve her
overall health
Give herself a break
Reduce tension with humor
Enlighten him
Prevent next month‘s problems today.
See the sharp curve in advanced on your
chart and prepare for smooth turn?
What Can PMS Calendar Do For Him?
What
Can It Do For Him?
How to:
Observe his partner
Validate her feelings
Share and show his feelings
Delight her
Be part of the solution
Give complete control of remote control
Use his tool for making peace that leads to
romance, not to turbulence
Minimize damaging arguments
Support her with patience and compassion
Be prepared - and ready to duck
Face her mood swings and don’t run out of
Ben and Jerry’s
With this PMS calendar, I can tune in to my woman every step of the way.
I can see what she feels and what she needs.
I am a better listener now!
1. Do be an observant partner: notice her mood swings and prepared to duck.
2. Do listen and validate her feelings, even about her mother who said, "Don't marry that jackass."
3. Do fun things with her that make her feel good. Refer back to the beginning of the relationship.
4. Do take more time for foreplay- as much time as you spend washing and polishing your car.
5. Do compliment her on her new outfit, even if it's three sizes too small.
6. Do massage her feet at the end of the busy day.
7. Do take her out to romantic dinner and tell the waiter it's her birthday.
8. Do the four loads of laundry and fold them neatly.
9. Do things that you know she wants done without waiting for her to ask you. Read her mind.
10. Never leave the toilet seat up-especially in the middle of the night.
1. Do eat high fiber diet. Consider becoming a veggiesaurus.
2. Do exercises that make you feel good. Of course it all depends on your mood.
3. Do make love whenever and wherever you wish, except in supermarkets.
4. Don't let anyone make you feel guilty, because you're not.
5. Don't skip breakfast, lunch or dinner please!
6. Don't forget that your discomfort is temporary.
7. Don't drink alcohol - you're already under the influence.
8. Don't let him be your back seat driver.
9. Don't yell, honk or show your middle finger to the slow driver ahead of you.
10. Don't worry about the sheets.