I know many of us are working from home or transitioning into a similar alternative given the ongoing pandemic, but let’s not forget that it’s still March; women’s month and world endometriosis month. I figured I might as well tell you about Bisi, a friend I met in University who always dreaded her period. A typical period week for her included Ibruprofen, buckets of tears, fainting and sleepless nights. Yes, you read well, actual fainting!!

I was always so worried about her, trying my best to imagine how bad her cramps could get. Some of her other friends had said she was acting the pain in order to gain attention. They argued that we all got cramps, “why isn’t anyone else fainting from it?” Imagine? God save us from stressful friends o.
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Theladysroom:
I know many of us are working from home or transitioning into a similar alternative given the ongoing pandemic, but let’s not forget that it’s still March; women’s month and world endometriosis month. I figured I might as well tell you about Bisi, a friend I met in University who always dreaded her period. A typical period week for her included Ibruprofen, buckets of tears, fainting and sleepless nights. Yes, you read well, actual fainting!!

I was always so worried about her, trying my best to imagine how bad her cramps could get. Some of her other friends had said she was acting the pain in order to gain attention. They argued that we all got cramps, “why isn’t anyone else fainting from it?” Imagine? God save us from stressful friends o.

foolish blogga-blogga copy and paste rubbish without reading the garbage they post...

read the above in bold and tell us if it even makes sense to you IN JULY?!