I've never experienced anything like that.
Does anybody else find that sex can restart your period?
11/09/2010
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Yeah, I find that an intelligent, self aware person can be much more effective at figuring their own shit out then any psychologist. On the other hand, sometimes we become so analytical that we may not see the forest for the trees, so to speak. It is always helpful to have a sounding board, somebody who can offer a helpful point of view. Or just listen when you feel like if you keep rattling on to your friends their heads will eventually explode.
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Dame Demi
True. The "it's still an option tomorrow if you can make it through today" made it manageable to just think about now and save the future for the future. What stopped me is that my Parents don't deserve to suffer that sort of
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True. The "it's still an option tomorrow if you can make it through today" made it manageable to just think about now and save the future for the future. What stopped me is that my Parents don't deserve to suffer that sort of tragedy. I'm an only child, and I just couldn't do that to them.
In addition to attracting the 'crazies,' I'm also the go-to for the 'normals' who get themselves into fucked-up situations and don't know where else to turn. They know that, if I haven't actually done worse myself, I've most certainly heard worse.
I think I straddle the line between 'normal' and 'nutso.' I help stabilize my less-than-stable friends, and teach my sensible friends to not fear their inner idiot.
I don't do well with counselors--they generally look at me within half and hour or so and go "why exactly are you here?" Many people don't realize it's possible to be intelligent, self-aware, and crazy at the same time. I'm good at working myself on the problems I can fix without having to hug myself or frolic in gardens and shit. I think therapists that try to 'solve' problems overlook the simple fact there are problems that can't be fixed. It's called "life." I think it's more effective to learn to live with the things that don't go away than to hide or deny them. less
In addition to attracting the 'crazies,' I'm also the go-to for the 'normals' who get themselves into fucked-up situations and don't know where else to turn. They know that, if I haven't actually done worse myself, I've most certainly heard worse.
I think I straddle the line between 'normal' and 'nutso.' I help stabilize my less-than-stable friends, and teach my sensible friends to not fear their inner idiot.
I don't do well with counselors--they generally look at me within half and hour or so and go "why exactly are you here?" Many people don't realize it's possible to be intelligent, self-aware, and crazy at the same time. I'm good at working myself on the problems I can fix without having to hug myself or frolic in gardens and shit. I think therapists that try to 'solve' problems overlook the simple fact there are problems that can't be fixed. It's called "life." I think it's more effective to learn to live with the things that don't go away than to hide or deny them. less
In my opinion, you have to learn t o figure your own shit out sooner or later. Better sooner as opposed to later. Shrinks can be helpful, especially if you see em before you have become hopelessly set in your self destructive ways.
11/09/2010
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Never heard it happening.
Originally posted by
Emma (Girl With Fire)
I have found that if I have sex within 2, sometimes 3 days of my period ending, it can actually start back up full force for up to 3 more days. Does this happen to anybody other than myself?
11/10/2010
after I had sex the first time, my period came the first time the next day.. And I was studying psychology, but that's a specific thing not a prescription for the masses I see now.
06/26/2011
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Yes. I've had times when my period just would not start. However, if I have sex at that time, it will often start. I find it is more the physical exertion that starts the period more than anything, though, because the same thing will happen if I do any kind of exercise.
Originally posted by
Emma (Girl With Fire)
I have found that if I have sex within 2, sometimes 3 days of my period ending, it can actually start back up full force for up to 3 more days. Does this happen to anybody other than myself?
06/27/2011
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