Counting days is a prediction, not truth. Your body isn't clockwork perfect, things like that will happen. This is part of the reason why counting days and "safe" periods is so unreliable as a means of avoiding pregnancy.
when your waiting for your period to come you usually feel mild to sharp cramps usually the day before or or like an hour before. sometimes before you start you get mad for no reason.
The Age of Enlightenment is sometimes referred to as the Age of Reason.
Usually about 28 days, sometimes it will come early or if you are stressed and sometimes for no reason at all. If it is very late then it may be a good idea to speak to your doctor.
The reason why is because they die before they can GROW.
Your period can always be late whether you have sex or not. You are not likely to be fertile on the day before your period, and the fact that you used protection gives you even less reason to worry.
It could mean you are pregnant, have irregular periods, hormonal imbalance or you have had a light and early period this month for no reason.
You always have to have a reason for not wanting to do something. Sometimes after telling someone this they are stubborn because they just want to say "they don't want to" whenever they are asked to do something instead of giving an actual reason. Many arguments arise like this and the person who is asking for the actual reason that the person doesn't want to do whatever they are being asked to do is right and should easily win the argument if the other person decides not to be so stubborn.
the reason you feel so sick before your period is because all you women are a bunch of sally bitches. Not only was that last answer sexist but it didn't answer your question.
Your period can be late for a few reasons. The obvious reason is because you are pregnant, but it can also be late if you are very stressed, or if you have been on any antibiotics lately. And sometimes, periods are just late for no reason.
The Enlightenment is sometimes called the Age of Reason because it emphasized the use of reason, logic, and critical thinking as tools for understanding the world and shaping society. During this period, there was a strong focus on rationality, empirical evidence, and individual rights, leading to advancements in science, philosophy, and politics.
Yes, some women even have PMS every month of ther pregnancy.
No, there's no reason to think that you would get your period a year before your mom got hers. Everyone develops differently and when your mom, sister, or other family member reached menarche is not an indication of when you will reach menarche.