Menopause ....NOT!

How come when people do not like what you say to them, they categorize your mood as ...'You must be going through menopause.'   My reply is 'NO' --- I said what I meant and meant what I said.

Something to make you go hmmmmmmmmmmm, it just might be how we said it.  Let's make an effort to be aware of the way we communicate and then the words will fall in line....happy talking!!!

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