reminder: this entry might be a particularly icky and uncomfortable subject to read about. if you're the kind of person who goes "eeww" at the mention of menstruation and similar subjects, kindly skip this part. you have been warned.
okay, so that reminder might've been completely unnecessary since i am not planning on talking about this how bloody this business is or anything retarded like that. but, whatever. some people might not like to read about my dysmennorhea-induced rantings anyhow. so there.
the thing i hate most about getting my period (aside from getting a big pimple on my forehead like some kind of freaking alert that i'm about to go through another week of bitchiness and uber uncomfortable-ness) is that i get so emotional. i can always tell when i'm at that time of the month because i am suddenly irritable and the normally non-confrontational camz slips away and then i am this eye-rolling, snarling person that needs very little provocation. also, i cry over anything. anything, i say. sucky soap operas, hypocritic feel-good shows, commercials, even cartoons. like, i don't know why i suddenly feel like crying during an episode of Spongebob Squarepants, but i did. is this normal? then again, i wouldn't really be surprised if it isn't. i am not a very normal person.
i'm PMS-ing, friends, so please excuse my psychotic babble. i'll be back to "normal" (or, my normal self, at least) within a week.
PS: swit<3, thanks for taking care of me today. 
i love you! mwa! 
this last school year, a lot of long-term couples broke up left and right. and i've seen enough to realize that there are some girls who, when their egos get hurt, will go to any length to prove that they are not affected, they are okay, they were the ones who made a fool of their boyfriends. like that is something to be proud of. why should making a fool out out of someone be something to be proud of, to brag about? beats me. it seems like they were too busy saving face that they did not realize that their stunts only sinked them further. too bitter. so not good.
i was watching Oprah last night, and the show was paying a tribute to the late Christopher Reeve. they replayed a VTR of him, in which he said something along the lines of: "When something you don't like happens to you, you shouldn't do anything but accept it. You just move on, period."
and i must say, i agree.
disclaimer: it may seem like i am, but i am not singling out anyone in this post. i'm just stating an opinion. like sweetheart said before, i'm throwing stones at random. still, it will be quite interesting to find out who will yell "Ouch!"
