quick question
is it normal to be bloated 2 weeks before your period starts?
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Re: ??
What happens for people before or between periods varies widely. Some women experience this, yes. It could also just be that for whatever reason - food choices, changes within your body, etc. that you happen to be bloated right now.
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Kathrynlangston
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Re: ??
Stephanie wrote:What happens for people before or between periods varies widely. Some women experience this, yes. It could also just be that for whatever reason - food choices, changes within your body, etc. that you happen to be bloated right now.
follow up question
my boyfriend fingered me but didn't have any pre cum or anything wet on his fingers
there's no pregnancy risk, correct?
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Re: ??
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Please do not post this kind of question. If you are seeing this text, and your thread is locked, it is because you have posted this kind of question.
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