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Women are sometimes loath to admit that it's "that time of the month," meaning guys can easily be blindsided by those surprise hormonal tantrums that seem very loosely based in reality.But now there's a new site that can help you. Denver entrepreneur Jordan Eisenberg has recently launched PMSBuddy.com to help you track the cycles of the lady in your life. All you've got to do is enter the date of your partner's last cycle, and the site will automatically send you e-mails to warn you before her future cycles. The warning can come from one to five days in advance.
Eisenberg's site has a pretty smart business model -- he's set up corporate partnerships with 1-800-Flowers and Godiva chocolates, and gives recommendations about how to soothe frayed nerves.
The site has already attracted thousands of visitors from around the world, but be careful -- it's doubtful your lady will react well if she finds out you've been charting her hormonal life, especially if she finds out during those fateful five to seven days.
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Friday 17 October
By Kristi Sue
Oh, please. What's the monthly fee?
I never get cranky during my period and I firmly believe that any woman who does is full of crap and is just using it as an excuse to act like a b@tch!
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Wednesday 12 November
By Bob
I think we all love you.
Friday 21 November
By Charlotte
I for one don't realize I'm overreacting until after the fact. It's definitely not on purpose.
Tuesday 18 August
By Mean
Amen to that Kristi! I think PMS and all that shit is overrated and the main rumor over it was started by feminists. It gives us a bad reputation and I hate it!
Tuesday 11 November
By Juan
Kristi Sue, I love you!
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Thursday 13 November
By Anonymous
Uh yeah because every cycle is ALWAYS on time.
Nice.
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Saturday 20 December
By Arielle
I'm actually quite offended by this. First of all, not all women act out when they're menstruating. It's completely unfair to attribute a natural, biological function to "PMS." I deplore the phrase "PMS," because it serves to make women seem like terrifying, hormone-controlled monsters. Both women and men experience fluctuations of mood throughout the month, actually.
Men, a word of advice: Stop acting so childish. You don't need any software to tell you when to run away from some "angry woman"; you need to "man up" and either deal with it (you know, since you're so "manly") or ask her yourself if there's anything you can do for her that'd make her life a bit easier.
I don't mean to come off as a disgruntled feminist or anything, but this is terribly offensive, and more men need to realize that this is a very sensitive subject that must be approached with maturity. I'm surprised that PMSBuddy has gotten so much press. It simply doesn't deserve it. It's just serving to make us women seem even more fiendish.
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Tuesday 18 August
By Megan
Oh shut up Arielle. Quit acting like a big baby and expecting men to be your slaves!
Thursday 20 August
By Amanda
you would cry too if your uterus was falling out! but seriously, some women tend to over react a bit...
Sunday 21 December
By Marty
Well I guess we know where Arielle is in her cycle.
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Friday 02 January
By Arielle
What a pathetic comeback, "Marty." I don't even get "PMS."
You must feel like such a big man for exploiting an inevitable occurrence in women. Same with the media. You're conditioned to believe that women naturally go into an "evil bitch" phase, when in reality only *some* women are like this. Hell, even men have mood swings based on their testosterone levels during certain times of the month.
Grow up, already. I'm only 18, but I can already tell that I'm more mature and independent-minded than you will ever be.
Tuesday 23 December
By Robbie
Marty, you're a real jerk. Also, I tend to be slightly grumpy during my period, but with blood coming out of places and horrible cramps I think I'm entitled to be a little mean. My husband usually calls me on it, and I apologize. I agree with one of the other posters...man up and face it head on instead of being whiny little boys.
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Wednesday 24 December
By WoolyT
PMS or not, anything that bleeds for a week and doesn't die is not human.
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Friday 02 January
By Arielle
Ugh, that old joke? Get some taste.
On the other hand, maybe women *aren't* human. Perhaps we're superhuman. I guess that means we're stronger than you boys, eh? Watch out, Superman. Even you can't bleed for that long and live.
Wednesday 07 January
By Marty
So Arielle, are you saying you're this bitchy ALL the time? (Wow)
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Tuesday 18 August
By Arielle
Marty and Megan, you can't really judge me. I'm not a "bitch." Even when I'm angry for whatever reason, I internalize it. I don't act out. I admit that I probably overreacted and could've worded my thoughts a lot better, but I find the whole notion of "PMS" annoying. If I'm angry, there's a damn good reason for it, and I shouldn't have to put up with people who point, laugh and claim I'm just a "crazy woman" who's "PMSing." I don't let something like menstruation act as an excuse to be a "bitch." I am generally a nice person.
Megan: I'm not suggesting that men be my "slaves," so I don't know why you're making such a random accusation. I'm merely suggesting that they (both men and women) stop with the BS that is "PMSing." It's an unfair image to give to women. It's not like your woman boss is going to start firing people just because it's "her time of the month." It doesn't work like that. It's a bunch of hyperbole.
Marty: I also find it hysterical that you're getting highly-rated comments. Yeah, ad hominem is so original.
Let me say again: I don't believe in PMS, and I simply find it irksome that other people insist that all women are like this. Seriously, grow up.
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