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A tub of ice-cream, a big chocolate bar and an old season of Gilmore Girls, F.R.I.E.N.D.S is what I like to watch when I get intense mood swings. What is your coping mechanism for dealing with bad moods?? I also prefer not talking to anyone because if I do either they do some emotional damage to me or I do it to them😂 #periods #moodswings #Mensuration

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For me it's thriller/crime shows, curled up on the couch, and ofcourse being away from people is a plus!

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