Slight overreaction... Poor Hubby!!! « Back to Group Discussions

[esma2175]

I've had HORRID m/s.  I've only thrown up once, but I feel like I'm going to almost constantly.  If I eat every two hours it's not as bad, but still.  

So to the point: I felt much better yesterday, Cleaned the kitchen, worked (baked dog treats), did a lot of laundry, made dinner, just doing awesome and feeling productive!  DH came home from class after working all day, DS is already in bed.  I helped fix his dinner then went to fold laundry down stairs, he finished dinner and went to folding laundry in the bedroom.  I came up stairs saw his dirty dishes in the sink, unrinsed and got really frustrated that they wern't in the dishwasher. We chatted about it and he'll try to pick up after himself more... (he really was sincere) he was trying to joke around and make me feel better and said,"do you want me to point out everytime you do something wrong."  Apparently my hormones decided to kick in, and I started balling and couldn't stop!!   We sat there while I cried for 40 minutes!!! 

He felt really bad, and I tried to tell him sry, it's just hormones, no big deal...  No I'm not really this upset, I just happened to be tired,I did a lot of stuff today. We laughed about it this morning, but wow when the hormones grab you they just grab you and there wasn't a whole lot I could do about it!!  

Anyone else have a story about you going just a little crazy? Cause lets be honest, that was just a small overreaction 

[UnderTheOldOakTree]

My 3 year old wasn't listening to me when I was talking to him the other day. Mind you this happens daily.  He lives mostly in his little dream world and often doesn't seem to hear a word an adult says.  Usually I don't let it get to me at all, but I had to leave the room because I burst into tears over how he never listens to me.  Clearly I was hormonal.

[olive&pimiento]

I started crying yesterday morning for NO REASON AT ALL.  Seriously, I did not have a thought in my weary brain, and I was half laughing at the same time because it was so bizarre.  Yeah, hormones are just wacky!

[esma2175]

Glad to hear I'm not the only one that is hormonal!  I try to be "normal" and thank goodness DH is very understanding, as I'm not sure that always works.  He has gotten in the habit of asking if he can joke around, so I don't go all Crazy Prego Lady on him .  But I'm glad he asks, then he knows what to expect.

[springmum]

I was reading this thread yesterday thinking - nope not yet - spoke too soon.

This morning I was reading a very benign, non-emotional, article and one paragraph about children growing up had me sobbing hysterically at 7am! I had to laugh too when I realized what I was doing :) Luckily no one else was witness to my hormonal mess, and I could collect myself without having to explain - ha ha!