'horny' during ur period

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Re: 'horny' during ur period

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*Originally posted by moona: *
is there a connection between a woman's period and the level of sexual excitement? doesn't the sexual tension rise for the girl during her period?
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ya their is a connection!agreed

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Varies among people! Depends on the hormones.

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*Originally posted by Sagittarius420: *

you think wrong because some people get horny during their period
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This is what I have heard as well.

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Re: Re: 'horny' during ur period

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*Originally posted by Lamhay: *

ya their is a connection!agreed
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What kinda connection? You are supposed to elaborate on it Lamhay :)

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I think desire goes down during periods

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listen friends,
you can get horney anytime, given the right time , atmosphere, and specially THE person you r with :hug:

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I second your opinion :k:

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wow Fret... ive learnt so much frmo this thread... i actually udnerstand my body now..

i did all these health classes too when i was H.S .. but i never understood a word.. maybe too embarrassed half the time to ask questions.. or just plain dumb..

hmm do u know why some women get more moody during this time then others? i mean why do some women act all normal.. yet others are completely insane.. im a female.. i dont get very moody.. but a fellow colleage.. she just goes pyscho... ive stopped talking to her cus i dont get it.. hehe

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*Originally posted by sadzzz: *
hmm do u know why some women get more moody during this time then others? i mean why do some women act all normal.. yet others are completely insane.. im a female.. i dont get very moody.. but a fellow colleage.. she just goes pyscho... ive stopped talking to her cus i dont get it.. hehe
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PMS is partly related to changes in the brain hormone level. The hormone in particular is called serotonin (spelling??) I believe. Serotonin levels are responsible for keeping a "stable" mood so to speak. As you stated, not all women are affected by PMS though. There are ways in which to help through the PMS period. Excercising regularely helps because it increases your serotonin level. Also, eating a balanced healthy diet can help as well. Avoid excess salt and caffeine which can make irritability much worse.

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acha.... now i get it.. cus i do a lot walking.. maybe thats the reason.. like i know i do get cranky at home with my fam.. but its not to an extent where im scary...

ok so what about body weight and size? does that have any kind of relevance?

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*Originally posted by sadzzz: *
ok so what about body weight and size? does that have any kind of relevance?
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Not sure if women with different size and weight react differently during PMS, but women are known lose or gain weight during that time.

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Correct me if i’m wrong but last I was studying about this seratonin was a sleep enhancing hormone when the body is given a signal to sleep and am pretty sure about this but hey a hormone can have two functions.

I would think it would have to do more with the estrogen level that fluctuates along with the testoserone level in women which makes them aggressive and cranky. Ofcourse it differs from one to another. As far as balanced diet goes, one should try more sugarey items and less salty because thats bad for the PMS cycle as it makes bleeding excessive. The more fruits and vegetables eaten that produce blood i.e. onions, tomato, carrots etc. the better. Lets not forget a lot of water is needed during this cycle. So 8 glasses of water not in one shot but through out the day, make sure your other liquids are counted too since it can have an adverse effect on your kidneys.

Last but not least, avoid pain killers at all cost unless absolutely needed just for the sake of addiction.

Way to go Fret :k: and I thought we didn’t have any people who stayed awake in sex ed. class.

edit: the relevance of gaining weight for women during PMS is because they’re body thinks its pregnant, so its natures way of taking caution.

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Very informatoive, thanks coco :k:

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Serotonin imbalances are actually a result from the effects of fluctuating hormone levels, as you stated estrogen in this case. Serotonin imbalances are linked to depression, appetite changes and sleep disturbances, and women with PMS do seem to have low levels of serotonin about ten days before a menstrual period. Also, human mood disorder (depression) is cured by medication which increases the serotonin level.

Oneo of the few classes I stayed awake for in HS :rotato:

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I am sure it must have helped you sleep a lot better afterwards.