PMS makes me

1. Hate myself to the max.
2. Hate everyone else to the max.
3. Be unreasonable.
4. Short tempered.
5. Feel depressed.
6. Tired easily.
7. Crave for certain food, by food I mean sweet stuff only.
8. Not be stuffed by anything anyone bothers saying.
9. Be bolder with what I say and do.
10. Ask questions that doesn't have any connection with whatever we were talking just moments ago.
11. Not know how to finish my sentences properly.
12. Get jealous easily.
13. Wonder why is everyone retardedly dumb.
14. Think that I am the worst person in the entire world.
15. Highly emotional.
16. Think alot and question almost everything.
17. Feel uncomfortable.
18. Confused.
19. Insecure.
20. Retarded.

But pms takes place at least one week before it really comes, which then leads to a following 5 days of absolute discomfort especially on the first three days of the cycle. That's pretty much two weeks out of the whole month. Does it mean, a woman isn't her true self for about half her time as a person? What about menopause? Isn't that like an absolute change to her body and that it will take a toll on her both mentally and physiologically as well? What about pregnancy and childbirth? :O

I am getting paranoid.

But my question is, when exactly am I my true self?