Anonymous a69f5496eb0eab419c48d5fb742dbd10 started this discussion 2 months (2008-10-04 23:09:19 UTC) ago:
Femanons, please explain the mood changes during your period, what do you feel etc. I happen to notice that women are always irritated and a bit bitchy while on their period.
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Anonymous 50550a941d8fa34834aa93dd69c92b7f replied with this 2 months (2008-10-04 23:20:23 UTC) ago, 11 minutes later (#66,329):
We can change our mood, just with the snap of your fingers. We don't controll the moodswings. It really sucks.
Anonymous be714ed2e12e02f5e7dca4e22708be4c replied with this 2 months (2008-10-04 23:24:10 UTC) ago, 4 minutes later (#66,331):
Yes, it does suck. I feel restless, annoyed, disaffected.
Anonymous 5440c4c12996a8712ea3b9e60e6a6c08 replied with this 2 months (2008-10-04 23:51:17 UTC) ago, 27 minutes later (#66,335):
i was talking about this with a friend a long time ago
me -so, what are you thinking when you are saying stupid things during your period? things you know they are wrong, like… the sky is green (I don't know), but you say them anyway.. I mean, you can't see that they are wrong?
her -we can see that, we know it, but i've got the reason at that moment and no one can change that.
me -oh, now i see… ok, lets fuck
her - ok
Anonymous d64e8736d1598da1eb4594517b01f809 replied with this 2 months (2008-10-04 23:56:51 UTC) ago, 6 minutes later (#66,337):
I was under the impression that all the mood swings/pain/etc. came before the actual period (it's called pre-menstrual syndrome, after all). Am I missing something here?
Anonymous 53683ebcb1748652c5b38a0359aa52f9 replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 00:26:32 UTC) ago, 30 minutes later (#66,348):
The mood change is simple: Their superego is suppressed for the duration of their period. During that time frame, they act on impulse only a little more than usual. Their minds become like a child's - they feel desires very strongly and become very selfish, and completely lose their sense of compassion or social responsibility.
Anonymous ee07ffa866caceb6edac0f70c763dd3f replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 00:36:43 UTC) ago, 10 minutes later (#66,355):
@66,348Birth of a serial killer.
Anonymous 7a405c05e14b897ee710a4952b290bdc replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 02:07:08 UTC) ago, 2 hours later (#66,361):
Anonymous b15ec0b4dcaa0ae5fd2fd67d20856f2c replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 04:00:37 UTC) ago, 2 hours later (#66,385):
We get irrational and very emotional. And no matter how much we rationalize, we can't strip away the feeling. It really sucks.
And yes, it's PRE-menstrual syndrome. It carries over a little bit into the actual period, but it tapers off.
Anonymous 3f92a0b703b99d834c202287d6f9751d replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 05:21:31 UTC) ago, 1 hour later (#66,403):
For me, its two weeks out of every month. I cry at anything pretty much, I eat everything in sight, I dont want to talk to anyone and if I do I most likely yell at them. Its the only time I get in fights, and I've actually lost potential boyfriends/friends over this since they didnt know how bad I get. Except its even worse since I have a syndrome that caused my hormones to be all out of whack during high school so I had all those symptoms constantly and it was horrible.
Anonymous b15ec0b4dcaa0ae5fd2fd67d20856f2c replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 05:24:36 UTC) ago, 3 minutes later (#66,404):
@66,403Two weeks out of every month? That's like half your life! I'm so sorry.
Anonymous 34408d0925eb033638a272bdee984c49 replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 06:11:36 UTC) ago, 47 minutes later (#66,415):
I get my period for a few days every month. I got it when I was eight (!!!) so I learned to deal with it very young. I get cramps and it feels like my insides are sore and achy, but my emotions don't change, and if they do, I keep it under check so as to not envoke annoying comments like, "Wow, that time of the month?" or "PMS much?". I get pretty horny though, luckily my husband doesn't give a shit about the blood. I also tend to get a little teary but never in a professional setting. I'm extremely good at keeping my emotions in check.
Anonymous be714ed2e12e02f5e7dca4e22708be4c replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 08:42:19 UTC) ago, 3 hours later (#66,422):
> I'm extremely good at keeping my emotions in check.
Lucky you! Usually I'm the same but during (or before) my period, I'm just not myself. I hiss at my boyfriend for no particular reason and seconds later burst into tears and apologize. I can't stand myself during this time. But he can deal with it - thank god.
Two weeks a month is really hard. For me it's about 4 or 5 days where I feel really moody. Are you taking the pill? Maybe you should try some other contraceptive, since the pill tends to make it worse.
Anonymous 334a8e36936d71d7f47b6964bb09a61c replied with this 2 months (2008-10-05 11:58:30 UTC) ago, 3 hours later (#66,437):
I wish I could experience a period, sadly I am a guy.
Anonymous 4940272e0903afecb40195a79345ceb6 replied with this 2 months (2008-10-06 14:47:22 UTC) ago, 1 day later (#66,805):
Can't girls separate their consciousness and behaviour from their hormones? Even when I'm in a bad mood I might feel physiologically bad but realise it and still act normally.
Anonymous 0a50d5c565dd48b531ea266119ddb890 replied with this 2 months (2008-10-07 02:51:33 UTC) ago, 12 hours later (#67,065):
@66,805I have a challenge for you: No fapping for 40 days.
Anonymous 5100ba91a5cedf72355cffbb4b2a0a0b replied with this 1 month (2008-10-30 03:30:17 UTC) ago, 3 weeks later (#76,448):
Awareness of your PMS is pretty, after the fact, in my case.
Personally, I'm a lot more sensitive to everything. I'll cry when I watch a sad movie or I'll yell more when I'm angry.
It's not that I start my day off thinking, "Oh, look, PMS, guess I have to turn on my emotional switch."
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