We’ve all been there. I’m not talking about your first period or your mid-term period or your last period, I mean the emotional roller coaster ride that’s associated with every cycle. Women who are currently ovulating are always on edge.
Im talking about the first time you ovulate, when you get the first and only period (or the first time you’ve been pregnant). It’s pretty much the end of your reproductive life and all women are nervous. The ovulation is one of the few times you’re a bit more vulnerable to being alone in a room with someone and not knowing what to say.
I get it, youre going to be thinking about everything you did wrong in the past, but the excitement of ovulating is a welcome change. It’s like youre learning how to take a sip of milk, or trying to find the nearest payphones again while youre pregnant. Sometimes my mid-term period is the most exciting because its the end of a process that I’ve been through, but other times it is the thing that kicks me into action.
I get it, its a new experience, but the fact that my periods are always so exciting is something that I haven’t thought about much. I just know that its always so new, and that makes it even more special.
I was just thinking the other day that my periods are the most exciting thing in the world. I always think its because they are the only time you have to do things, and you have to get to go to the bathroom, change your clothes, clean your room, and do a lot of other little things that makes you feel like youre actually doing work. Thats why I always think of my period when I get my period.
There’s a whole other aspect to ovulation you probably didn’t think about. I know some people think it’s an unimportant part of women, but I think it is an important part. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve noticed that my periods are the most emotional thing in the world. I think Ive heard it called the “greatest part of life”. I dont know why, I just feel like it is.
I dont think that the emotional part of ovulation is that important, at least not in the way things are being said. For one thing, women seem to get ovulated pretty early in life, so its unlikely to be an issue for most women. For another, research shows that women who are anxious during their period are more likely to have an irregular period. So it is unlikely that women are having more stress than they actually are.
I was just reading an article about a man who was having an emotional affair with a woman. I’m not saying that I agree with his choice, but he was apparently feeling sad and lonely (which is not something that most people tend to be) and he was looking for a way to make himself happy. The article explained that he was trying to be a part of his partner’s life, but instead, he became the thing he hated.
I know this is a stretch, but I really think that people have just come up with a bunch of reasons for their current emotional state. If you’re having a bad day, that might be due to the fact that you’re just tired from working all day and no one is trying to help you. If you’re depressed, that might be because you’ve been sad all week and you don’t know what to do about it.
It would seem logical that if you are having a bad day, it is because youre upset about something. If you are depressed, then perhaps this is because youve been sad all week and you dont know what to do about it, but you didnt want to admit it.