Handley_Page
Draco interdum Vincit
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When the females in our house got to that time, the males realised that shutting up, and battening down the hatches was good policy.
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For me, everything changes when I'm just about to get my period. My brain stops firing on all cylinders and I'm lucky I get through a day without burning my house down or chopping off a finger. So asking it to think about writing of any kind, erotic or plot, is asking a lot. It doesn't help that right now I am in pre-menopause and there's no telling when my hormones will change on me.
Good times.
... And then there's the ones who stay cranky 24/7 Zinger.![]()
Plenty of girly men are on the rag and die there.
Huh? What do you mean?
Please ignore the AH's pet troll. He is only out to get a rise out of someone. Not to mention his racial and homophobic tendencies.
I don't understand what he meant.
Please ignore the AH's pet troll. He is only out to get a rise out of someone. Not to mention his racial and homophobic tendencies.
When I look at it... Yes, it absolutely has an effect. I can get all kinds of mood swings, and those can really change the way I go with a story. Where I am in a cycle constantly affects how I think, feel and what I want. Sometimes subtly, sometimes very strongly.
I think many people nowadays really underestimate sex differences. I can't speak for all women, but I do think that our sex is more emotional.
This occurred to me this last month: that I write more risque scenes and plots when I'm pre-menstrual or at the start of my period. Whereas other times of the month, I lean towards more plot-heavy or emotional scenes.
Has anyone else noticed a similar pattern?
(Apologies if this has been covered before.)
Does this influence cease after a lady has left such thing behind her, and dowe not take HRT ?