Periods and Mental Health 101.


This is all a giant joke, just a heads up to anyone that reads this. Humour is my way of dealing with it. So if you don't like it, leave now :).

A little list of to do and not to do whilst on your period.

DO hide the knives

DO hide the pills [especially paracetamol!!]

DEFINITELY throw tampons and chocolate at subject from a safe distance

DO NOT ask if we are okay

DO NOT laugh when we cry at something seemingly insignificant

DO NOT make subject angry

DO lock all doors and keep subject hostage in house; vehicles are dangerous at this delicate time of the month.

I'm all out of funny for now, stay tuned I suppose.

Stay safe,

Don't hurt yourself xoxo

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