Progress of becoming a daddy isnt looking to good
so ive still yet to understand how these "hormones" on a girl really make me feel like shit so often i wish i got the time to understand it but im trying so hard to just put her false judgements behind me or her anger issues whatever due to her pregancy and try and be calm but she gets really extreme and its hard to do it! so im looking on more advice on how i can relax myself when my beautiful girlfriend is clawing at me for every little thing i do she is 5 weeks and yeh i feel i cant do the best for her because i start to rage and get more hormores swinging than her i heard that if its a first pregancy and it is the guy can have the same hormonal issues because im learning it off her cause hers always happen? or something like that but i really need your help i fear im losing her
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If she's fighting in an extreme way that just sets your anger off, maybe try saying, "I love you, but let's take a break & calm down. Let's talk this out when we are both level-headed, cause we aren't doing each other any good right now." Then, maybe take a walk or just be in separate rooms for a bit. Take a deep breath & try again.
I wish you the best of luck. It seems you really do love each other, & that's all you need to overcome these issues. Focus on the love you feel, the beautiful life growing inside her, & communicate...always. Just do so calmly & keep things level & balanced. You should both start to see some relief in her second trimester. Don't give up!!
I've heard other guys say their women become like a whole different person when preggers - a stranger that they don't even recognize.
When she throws a fit, just try to cater to her needs, try to understand that if she wasn't like this before pregnancy, this isn't her fault. It's nearly impossible to control. Patience, perseverance, communication, & simply waiting it out are the best medicines.
My advice is in the mist of the argument just grab her then hug and kiss her. Its very hard for us bc at this moment we feel misunderstood, scared, and insecure.