Hassled out due to the tremors of pregnancy and pre-menstrual strain, one in four women, wishes to be a male. It is just not the pregnancy pain which the lady suffers she has undergo the menses which twitches a woman in agony.

According to Daily express, fifteen per cent of women said they want to be a man and a further nine per cent complemented by saying it is easy to be a man as the physical labor is diminished and the mood swings can also be dealt with ease. More than half, 55% to be precise admitted they were not at their happiest stage of life.

It was the physical and biological changes at puberty and the mood swings conjoined to it which caused the havoc. Although majority voted for the disliking of puberty changes but a significant thirty-six percent vouched in for being a female being as they felt proud of the gender. This also allows themselves to express their emotions.

Also, a poll by Seven Seas Femibion health supplement of 2,048 women revealed that 87% admitted they never felt at ease with the physical changes to their body during puberty. Dr Rosemary Leonard commented: "Hormone levels are central to women's wellbeing. It's vital to have a balanced diet and nutritional support when your body needs it."