Forum 2nd trimester

Sooo moody

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MamamammaGuest ·
I'm having an argument with my husband at the moment. I've noticed that I've been really, really moody lately.

I know it's because of the hormones, but I really don't like that I'm acting like this :-(

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  1. alice #2

    :-D It'll be fine, I also have occasional issues with it.

  2. Madelon Guest #3

    Good thing I’m not the only one. Normally I have angelic patience, but since I’m pregnant again, I’m really not fun to be around. Sorry for my partner and especially my son. He doesn’t understand any of it. I count to 5 and luckily it gets better, but it’s definitely not pleasant. Hopefully it’ll settle down in a couple of weeks. Weird, right, how hormones can get so out of control...

  3. kelly Guest #4

    Your husband should respect and be patient with you now. You're carrying a baby, and it's not just your belly that's getting bigger—there's so much more going on. Of course, if you go too far in expressing yourself, you should apologize afterward; I do that too. But I think your husband should support you.

    You don't need to call him names, but he should be there for you when you're moody. Everything will be fine once your little one is born. Until then, talk to other pregnant women and let your husband know that when you lose your temper, it's not personal. Good luck!

  4. Cheryl070 #5

    It's the same for me; we've been arguing more than enjoying ourselves for half of the pregnancy =(

  5. Narjiss Guest #6

    She's a beautiful girl.

  6. jo Guest #7

    Wow, you're right, you already have enough on your plate with yourself, but it's not always easy for a man either. I've made the decision to let myself do my own thing as much as possible and ask for as little as possible during the tough times. Let me be.

  7. linda Guest #8

    Oh, I'm glad I'm not the only one. With my first pregnancy, I was all cheerful and sweet, according to my partner, but now he says I'm a first-class bitch. I notice it myself too—I have no patience, I grumble all the time, and everything is wrong. Even my parents complain that I'm a total pain in the neck. Is there anything we can do about it? ???

  8. Irma 1987 #9

    Yes, I can get into it quickly, interested and angry about nothing (disappointed, not really crying.

    Didn't have it during the previous pregnancy.

    I do apologize more often, not meaning to come across as rotten to husband or wife.

    But also to my dear son, the tiredness I use and sometimes little patience, and I find that quite bad, he is only 2.5, he is a treasure and a sweetheart

    My everything.

  9. Sara Guest #10

    I just read your replies here and I'm so glad I'm not the only one.
    I mostly agree with Linda (guest), here it's exactly the same,
    With the result that today my husband told me he doesn't recognize me anymore
    So I offered my apologies

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