If women are entitled PMS, then men are entitled to...?

Question

finish the quote?

Answer 1

ESPN

Answer 2

I think the question should be written as:

"If women are entitled to use PMS as an excuse for ill behaviours, then men can excuse their ill behaviours with...?"

If that is correct, then men are not allowed any exceptions for their bad behaviours. Many women have used PMS as an excuse in hienious crimes (murder, child abuse, etc.) and received lenient sentences because of it... Men, however, always have the full brunt force of the law thrown at them - no exceptions.

Fraxinus26 (two down): That looks suspiciously like a veiled admission that men handle their less appealing attributes considerably better than women. I've often wondered why *some* women behave so irrisponsibly when they're on their monthly... thanks for the explanation :o)

Answer 3

Since when are women "entitled" to PMS?

You obviously don't have the condition because you would know that the last thing you want is to feel that way once a month.

There are dietary changes that can help PMS tremendously.

It would be great if all the energy that people use to make a joke about it was actually used to educate themselves so more women can be free from this debilitating condition.

Sometimes I'm embarrassed by other women on this site.

Zucchinisinratatouile......Yep, I see you get it.

Answer 4

Men's hormones also go through the ups and downs throughout a cycle just like women. If they wanted something similar to PMS I'm sure they would have figured it out long ago.

Answer 5

Women's PMT appears when women's hormones are at the lowest level, and match those of the male. Women's estrogen provides equanimity while living with men, but for a short time, women experience the same impatience and irritability that men present all the time.

Men do not experience anything similar because their physiology is different. In exchange, men could promise to be more patient with their spouses during PMT? Can't think of anything else they'd think was fair enough. They always say "ME TOO! ME TOO!" - if they see women getting anything. What could anybody suggest to equal an equality compensation package?

Answer 6

If women are entitled to PMS, then men are entitled to get away as far as they can.

Answer 7

I dont' know about being entitled to it but you can read my article on "Do Men Have PMS"? Just click on the link below.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/user/15424/krystal_perkins.html

Answer 8

It depends on the guy. Some guys don't have (and some don't need) a counterpart. But most women don't think their man is entitled to anything, including help with understanding how he can help her through the difficulties of the menstrual cycle. Sad, but very true.

Answer 9

I guess this would mean that men are entitled to their own emotional outbursts too.

Male PMS...does it exist? Maybe..

Answer 10

Uhhggg PMS, please don't humor these trolls by making PMS an issue. PMS is just a way to degrade and push aside a woman that has an opinion and is angrily and stubbornly holding to it.

Answer 11

...run away and hide.
...smack them up side the head.
...get drunk / high.
...video tape them and use it for proof at a later date.

KD: I actually have very severe PMS. I started menopause at at 28 and now I'm on too many drugs to try to reverse it. I think the question was referring to the excuse that some women use to get away with being b*tchy.

Laughter is the best medicine.