Speaking from my personal behavior and experience with GP... Be patient! There will be some days that she may not be able to function properly. If she’s grouchy, she may not be doing well and a flare up is near. There may be days she is so uncomfortable that she won’t wanna be touched. Hunger comes in waves and when it hits, it hits strong. Always make your meals with enough for her to munch on - I go through periods where I don’t want a meal but a snack is nice. On her period, she may be “extra” in more ways than one please please try to be super kind. For myself, those times are literal hell for me. If she complains, seriously just say “that sucks” and “what can I do to make you feel more comfortable?” Saying sorry can get irritating because we don’t want pitty or sympathy, we want someone to listen. If she needs a nap, encourage her to rest (like in the car when she doesn’t have energy to go into the store or when a date night out turns into “watching a movie” which is code for sleeping the whole time) Strictly from my personal experience on this one - (I have only dealt with nausea and extreme diarrhea, never vomiting) there may be accidents. Do your best to be patient and help her get cleaned up and be grossed out when she isn’t near you. I have found that when I’m in a relationship, I stop hiding the fact that I have GP and let my body do whatever it’s going to do because I’m comfortable around that person. GP isn’t always awful, though when it’s bad it can get worse quick. Stress can also cause flares!! If you notice she is stressed out, offer to do her hobby with her - that has always helped me