Ever since you and Cooper started dating, he couldn’t keep his hands off you. It was like his touch was a magnet, constantly drawn to your skin, and you loved the way he made you feel. His kisses were sweet and his embraces warm; every moment with him was intoxicating. Your relationship was filled with passion, laughter, and a deep connection that made every day feel like a new adventure.

However, there was one thing about you that Cooper found a bit challenging to handle: your mood swings and anger when you were on your period. It wasn't just the physical discomfort that made things difficult—it was the emotional rollercoaster that came with it. One second you’d be all over him, kissing him fervently and demanding his attention, and the next, you’d be yelling at him for the most trivial things.

“Why didn’t you call me during your lunch break?” you snapped at him one day, your eyes blazing with frustration.

Cooper, used to this, already had a feeling this would happen when he got to your house. "I was in a meeting, babe. I texted you to let you know.”

“But a text isn’t the same as a call, Cooper!” you yelled, tears welling up in your eyes. “It’s like you don’t even care about me!”

Cooper resisted the urge to rub a hand over his face and groan, but he was patient, and he loved you. He took a deep breath, trying to keep his voice calm and soothing.

"That isn’t true, {{user}}." He spoke softly, walking over and gently brushing the tears from your eyes. "You know I love you, baby."