How to convince my GF to vaccinate against Covid?

[bigcockman]

My GF informs me that she doesn't want to be vaccinated.

According to her, her friends who have vaccinated develop very heavy menstruation after the Pfizer vaccine. Also they said that the period becomes irregular.

I told her it's normal isn't it.

It's only period and it's no big deal and it isn't forever. After 1 or 2 irregular or heavy flow periods, it's over.

She is now upset and says that I am not understanding enough as a BF. She says she is the one who has to suffer heavy flow, stomach cramps and severe discomfort.

I don't know how to reply her.

Should I tell her to register for Sinovac instead of Pfizer. Maybe Sinovac doesn't result in irregular periods or heavy menstrual flow or severe cramps.

Anyone knows?

 

[red amoeba]

Make her pregnant w your DNA vaccine. Then no menses. Then can go take mRNA vaccine.

 

[syed putra]

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How to Stop Your Period With Birth Control​

Medically Reviewed by Nivin Todd, MD on May 10, 2021

ARTICLES ONSTOPPING YOUR PERIOD WITH BIRTH CONTROL​

• How to Stop Your Period
• IUD

No matter how predicable your period is, there are times when you dread it.
In the middle of a long-planned vacation? Check.
A crucial athletic match, exams, or your prom? Check, check, and check.
There are multiple ways to stop your period -- for weeks, months, or even years -- by using birth control. Doctors call this menstrual suppression. Some methods are more effective than others for a long-term pause. But for most women, menstrual suppression is low-risk.
Of course, planning around events isn’t the only reason you’d want to stop your periods. For some, monthly cycles come with heavy bleeding, severe pain, or migraines. Others have medical issues like endometriosis, bleeding disorders, or anemia.
Still others want to skip their periods just because.

How It’s Done​

Stopping your period relies on birth control methods that use hormones. These methods include:

• The pill
• Certain intrauterine devices (IUDs)
• Vaginal rings
• Patches
• Shots
• Implants

No method eliminates your period completely. And all carry the potential for breakthrough bleeding, the unpredictable bleeding between your periods.

 

[syed putra]

When to Use Menstrual Suppression​

You may want to avoid menstruating during a vacation, athletic competition or another important personal event. There are now oral contraceptive pills (OCPs) on the market that offer the ability to suppress menstruation. These pills are intended to change a woman's bleeding pattern to produce either no periods (Lybrel) or just four periods a year (Seasonale and Seasonique), instead of a dozen.

Menstrual suppression products are chemically identical to traditional oral contraceptive pills. The active tablets contain a combination of levonorgestrel and ethinyl estradiol. The difference lies in the way a woman takes the pills. The traditional OCP is taken for 21 days, followed by 7 days of placebo pills. Seasonale and Seasonique are taken for 84 days consecutively, followed by 7 days of placebo pills. In both cases, while the woman is taking the placebo pills, she gets her period.* Lybrel uses the same hormones, in a slightly lower dose, with no change in hormone dose throughout the year. Lybrel is designed to produce no periods at all.

 

[nirvarq]

When the mother took Pfizer and breast feed the baby died.

So you can also ‘infused’ her she also protected ? Lol…..

 

[sweetiepie]

My GF informs me that she doesn't want to be vaccinated.

According to her, her friends who have vaccinated develop very heavy menstruation after the Pfizer vaccine. Also they said that the period becomes irregular.

I told her it's normal isn't it.

It's only period and it's no big deal and it isn't forever. After 1 or 2 irregular or heavy flow periods, it's over.

She is now upset and says that I am not understanding enough as a BF. She says she is the one who has to suffer heavy flow, stomach cramps and severe discomfort.

I don't know how to reply her.

Should I tell her to register for Sinovac instead of Pfizer. Maybe Sinovac doesn't result in irregular periods or heavy menstrual flow or severe cramps.

Anyone knows?

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[bigcockman]

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I am slowly beginning to think so too.

 

[batman1]

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[bigcockman]

Got BIG COCK but useless fellow.

I agree. That's why I need to come Sammyboy more often to learn from senior Sammyboyers how to be brave like them.