Karen M.

Pelongco Human Reproduction

BSED II- Social Studies Mrs. Emi Ann Michelle Nacua

1. Interview three (3) Men regarding their “Nocturnal Emissions” or “Wet Dreams”. How do
they handle it.?

Name: GERICK PAHAYAG

Age: 20 YRS. OLD
Address: WATERFALL, BALINGASAG MIS. OR.
Mr. Pahayag statement regarding his “Nocturnal Emissions” or “Wet
dreams” by simply cleaning himself and his bedding. According to
him, it's a normal part of sexual development and there is no need to
be embarrassed.

Name: GRAFER IAN LLAUSAS

Age: 20 YRS. OLD
Address: COGON, BALINGASAG MIS. OR.
Regarding his “Nocturnal Emissions” or “Wet Dreams” he just
chooses to shower or change his clothes, ensuring personal
hygiene is maintained.

Name: RUBEN PELONGCO

Age: 33 YRS OLD
Address: NAPALIRAN BALINGASAG MIS. OR.
When he was not married, regarding his “Nocturnal Emissions”
or “Wet Dream” he just cleaned himself and went back to sleep
and imagined some happy moments to distract his mind to think
sexual imagination.
2. HOW WAS YOUR EXPERIENCE DURING PREMENSTRUAL
SYNDROME ,HOW THEY HANDLE IT.

Name: DISILDA TAGLUCOT

Age: 43 YRS.OLD
Address: NAPALIRAN BALINGASAG MIS. OR.
Her experience during premenstrual syndrome was challenging.
She felt irritable, bloated, and fatigued. Dealing with mood
swings and heightened emotions was exhausting. The physical
discomfort, including headaches and cramps, made it difficult to
focus and be productive.

Name: CERELINA RODRIGUEZ

Age: 35 YRS. OLD
Address: NAPALIRAN BALINGASAG MIS. OR.
During premenstrual syndrome, she often experiences mood
swings, fatigue, and bloating. To handle it, she prioritizes
self-care by getting enough rest, eating healthily, and engaging
in light exercise. She also finds relaxation techniques such as
deep breathing and meditation helpful in managing stress.
Additionally, she communicates openly with her loved ones
about how she is feeling, which provides her with emotional
support during this time.

Name: MECCA EBANIT

Age: 21 YRS.OLD
Address: COGON, BALINGASAG MIS. OR.
According to her experience about premenstrual
syndrome, she experiences mood swings, irritability,
bloating, fatigue, and headaches. To handle it, she is just
going to sleep and not able to do some work.