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By *astello OP Woman
over a year ago
Far far away |
Question for the ladies.
Does the hormones dictate your arousal level based on your monthly cycle (if appropriate)
In addition, has it changed based on your age.
Mine fluctuates immensely on a weekly basis with week 3 pre period being my most aroused.
Mid 40s also seem my peak sexual age. Plus my early 20s... |
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Wow! Not critising but it always amazes me how women love to publicly talk about periods, I think it's a secret turn on for most. Please correct me if I'm wrong, sorry if this leads the post to go off topic. |
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Well they are a big part of our lives and why shouldn't we talk about them it's by talking that you find things out women should never be made to feel that they can't talk about what essentially is a normal monthly occurrence for them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Question for the ladies.
Does the hormones dictate your arousal level based on your monthly cycle (if appropriate)
In addition, has it changed based on your age.
Mine fluctuates immensely on a weekly basis with week 3 pre period being my most aroused.
Mid 40s also seem my peak sexual age. Plus my early 20s..."
I’m on the hrt patch and it has driven my libido through the roof, I also have the mirena fitted so no monthly’s whatsoever, thankfully
Hormones seem to be stable too |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
Galway |
"Wow! Not critising but it always amazes me how women love to publicly talk about periods, I think it's a secret turn on for most. Please correct me if I'm wrong, sorry if this leads the post to go off topic."
Should we not talk about them??
As for the OP, I get ridiculously horny a couple of days before my period and it’s only when I get my period that I realise what was wrong with me  |
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"Wow! Not critising but it always amazes me how women love to publicly talk about periods, I think it's a secret turn on for most. Please correct me if I'm wrong, sorry if this leads the post to go off topic.
Should we not talk about them??
As for the OP, I get ridiculously horny a couple of days before my period and it’s only when I get my period that I realise what was wrong with me "
Your body telling you to get some ASAP |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
Galway |
"Wow! Not critising but it always amazes me how women love to publicly talk about periods, I think it's a secret turn on for most. Please correct me if I'm wrong, sorry if this leads the post to go off topic.
Should we not talk about them??
As for the OP, I get ridiculously horny a couple of days before my period and it’s only when I get my period that I realise what was wrong with me
Your body telling you to get some ASAP "
Tis a divil! |
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I used to get mega horny the week before my period and the day before I’d be like a cat in heat..
but now I’m finished with all that, lost my libido for a few years (yes years) until I got some HRT and found it a bit but once I was given testosterone OMFG! I kind of understand the male horniness now.
I find I’m horny the whole time now.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I was still menstruating my libido was at it's height the week of my period...I'd have got up on a crack in the pavement 
I'm 16 months into the menopause now and 4 months on HRT. My hormone levels appear to be stable since starting HRT, certainly as far as my libido is concerned although I still have mood fluctuations |
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By *astello OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Wow! Not critising but it always amazes me how women love to publicly talk about periods, I think it's a secret turn on for most. Please correct me if I'm wrong, sorry if this leads the post to go off topic."
It's a thing that should be spoken about. Should women somehow be ashamed of it? Yet its part of a women's life for nearly 30 years, I often find all aspects of sex is discussed here, yet female and male hormones are the key driver. Yet not often discussed in an open and frank way. |
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By *ebelRoadMan
over a year ago
Cork / Wexford |
Having been surrounded by females all my life I can testify that hormones has an affect on horiness. We always openly talked about it to. Nothing to be embarrassed about, it's nature.
I know past partners would jump on me coming towards times of periods.
Now it is a very mixed bag since friends have started the menopause.
I think the key at this stage of life is getting the HRT and testosterone levels right for how much you want sex and most importantly feel right. Also remember HRT may not be the answer for some women going through the menopause. |
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All that's well and good but all I am saying is there's a time and a place.
Just because it's natural and you're right to discuss doesn't make it a pleasant topic.
It's natural for me to take a shit and my right to discuss it as it's a naturally occurring process. But I don't talk about it at the dinner table and in absolutely anyone's company.
I have been at dinner where subject has been brought up also in company where the subject has been brought up and I'm thinking that was unnecessary to bring that up.
By the way to the OP, this is an appropriate place as you are just asking the question and people choose to get involved or not. |
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"All that's well and good but all I am saying is there's a time and a place.
Just because it's natural and you're right to discuss doesn't make it a pleasant topic.
It's natural for me to take a shit and my right to discuss it as it's a naturally occurring process. But I don't talk about it at the dinner table and in absolutely anyone's company.
I have been at dinner where subject has been brought up also in company where the subject has been brought up and I'm thinking that was unnecessary to bring that up.
By the way to the OP, this is an appropriate place as you are just asking the question and people choose to get involved or not."
Sound like a bit of a prude, to be honest!
Comparing taking a dump to a womans ovulation cycle is new one for me |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
Galway |
"All that's well and good but all I am saying is there's a time and a place.
Just because it's natural and you're right to discuss doesn't make it a pleasant topic.
It's natural for me to take a shit and my right to discuss it as it's a naturally occurring process. But I don't talk about it at the dinner table and in absolutely anyone's company.
I have been at dinner where subject has been brought up also in company where the subject has been brought up and I'm thinking that was unnecessary to bring that up.
By the way to the OP, this is an appropriate place as you are just asking the question and people choose to get involved or not.
Sound like a bit of a prude, to be honest!
Comparing taking a dump to a womans ovulation cycle is new one for me "
A new one on me too.
I really really really wish men bled from their penis for a week per month. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"All that's well and good but all I am saying is there's a time and a place.
Just because it's natural and you're right to discuss doesn't make it a pleasant topic.
It's natural for me to take a shit and my right to discuss it as it's a naturally occurring process. But I don't talk about it at the dinner table and in absolutely anyone's company.
I have been at dinner where subject has been brought up also in company where the subject has been brought up and I'm thinking that was unnecessary to bring that up.
By the way to the OP, this is an appropriate place as you are just asking the question and people choose to get involved or not.
Sound like a bit of a prude, to be honest!
Comparing taking a dump to a womans ovulation cycle is new one for me
A new one on me too.
I really really really wish men bled from their penis for a week per month."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"All that's well and good but all I am saying is there's a time and a place.
Just because it's natural and you're right to discuss doesn't make it a pleasant topic.
It's natural for me to take a shit and my right to discuss it as it's a naturally occurring process. But I don't talk about it at the dinner table and in absolutely anyone's company.
I have been at dinner where subject has been brought up also in company where the subject has been brought up and I'm thinking that was unnecessary to bring that up.
By the way to the OP, this is an appropriate place as you are just asking the question and people choose to get involved or not."
Wow. You've kinda done a full on 180. You were all excited earlier when you thought we were all secretly turned on by talking about our periods  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My mother, a nurse , claimed women synchronised when living together.
So if a bunch of women live together then they all come on at the same time.
She claimed that all the females in our family synchronised around my middle sister.
However nothing on Google supports this. |
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I’m on the hrt patch and it has driven my libido through the roof, I also have the mirena fitted so no monthly’s whatsoever, thankfully
Hormones seem to be stable too"
I thought this was just me |
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Hormones strongly influence arousal as well as my mood.
I know when I feel more irritable that my period is around a week to 10 days away. I feel hornier the week before it arrives.
I only realised how heavily hormones influenced me when I had children. Before giving birth, my cycle was all over the place - might not have a period for up to 50 days at times.
After children my cycle is like clockwork and I can tell by mood and "biological markers" what stage I'm at in my cycle.
Different birth control pills have nasty side effects on me so I'm absolutely dreading menopause and peri menopause
Definitely at my peak in my 40s where sexual appetite is concerned but I'd consider my sex drive relatively high |
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By (user no longer on site)
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All my ex's noted just before and during their periods i became horny as a tease horse in a meadow of mares ......
I think it's a natural thing, from our history and i see it's common for the ladies too.
As for talking about periods , anything that would make the priests blush is good for me , fuckin catholic silent bullshit,
The most natural thing in the world, the Irish for it is similar to flowers "blathiana" so some people wonder where the "in your flowers comes from" or something like that .
Love it. ....
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I'm glad to see this subject and any like it being posted in the forums for discussion.
Our bodies cycles and physiology are inextricably to our libido and discussions like this are informative to both men and women alike.
Cheers OP |
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It would be good if fab had a red, amber, green profile light to track when females are in their week before period (green)
Just so that we all know if we receive messages there could be a reason for it and to agree a meet straightaway  |
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By *iSi74Man
over a year ago
Drogheda, Meath, Dublin |
"All that's well and good but all I am saying is there's a time and a place.
Just because it's natural and you're right to discuss doesn't make it a pleasant topic.
It's natural for me to take a shit and my right to discuss it as it's a naturally occurring process. But I don't talk about it at the dinner table and in absolutely anyone's company.
I have been at dinner where subject has been brought up also in company where the subject has been brought up and I'm thinking that was unnecessary to bring that up.
By the way to the OP, this is an appropriate place as you are just asking the question and people choose to get involved or not."
PATHETIC! |
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Does monthly variation in hormone levels have an influence on ones forum activity.
And yes, men's hormone levels vary also.
Asking for a friend who's Testosterone is through the roof at the moment. He just can't keep off the forums.
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"Does monthly variation in hormone levels have an influence on ones forum activity.
And yes, men's hormone levels vary also.
Asking for a friend who's Testosterone is through the roof at the moment. He just can't keep off the forums.
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That's more a boredom and time availability thing for me than hormonal influence
Don't tell me, you're getting your period?!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Our bodies cycles and physiology are inextricably to our libido and discussions like this are informative to both men and women alike.
Cheers OP "
Second this statement 
Also, my experience of menopause, my wife has been on an unbelievable hormone roller coaster…. the lows being when the oestrogen levels have gone through the floor… the best being when testosterone gels kicked in…
I cannot medically support this, I do believe my hormone levels relative to horniness were fairly moderate in my 20’s and 30’s, but my 40’s have seen me horny almost all the time.
Plus I would share that my body clock has the biggest impact on horniness, I’ve got no 3pm slump, but can barely stay awake past 11, the morning and afternoon…. I’ve always enjoyed sex the most in those times. |
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"Does monthly variation in hormone levels have an influence on ones forum activity.
And yes, men's hormone levels vary also.
Asking for a friend who's Testosterone is through the roof at the moment. He just can't keep off the forums.
That's more a boredom and time availability thing for me than hormonal influence
Don't tell me, you're getting your period?! "
Not sure what stage of my mancycle I am at....but then I'm always horny so it's hard to judge by my horniness level where my hormones are at. |
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By *astello OP Woman
over a year ago
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Hormones impact both male and female so this not a exclusive female only topics, although I did refer to same in my original post.
Relating hormones, menstruation to bowel movement is frankly absurd and irrelevant.
All aspects of sex is discussed on this forum, yet this is a key component and yet scant dialogue on it. Thank you all who have been open and willing to discuss same in a forthright manner. We are humans not machines... |
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"I used to get mega horny the week before my period and the day before I’d be like a cat in heat..
but now I’m finished with all that, lost my libido for a few years (yes years) until I got some HRT and found it a bit but once I was given testosterone OMFG! I kind of understand the male horniness now.
I find I’m horny the whole time now.. "
Never knew testosterone was given or worked on women interesting, well you learn something new every day reading menstrual forums  i work with a guy does weight lifting competitions injects testosterone in his ass cheeks and says his sex drive is gone through the roof I'd be interested in doing trt when I'm older I'm taking too much advice from Joe Rogan he swears by it |
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As for talking about periods , anything that would make the priests blush is good for me , fuckin catholic silent bullshit,
The most natural thing in the world, the Irish for it is similar to flowers "blathiana" so some people wonder where the "in your flowers comes from" or something like that .
Love it. ....
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excellent! i never knew that |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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thanks for sharing op.ive learned a few things from this thread. I always found partners to be horniest during ovulation.i could nearly pinpoint the time to my shift roster. period day plus 7 days was the start of horny week for 7 to 10 days.
only in later years have I really gotten to enjoy the satisfaction some ladies get from pre and period sex.
anything to help a sister out x |
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"Hormones impact both male and female so this not a exclusive female only topics, although I did refer to same in my original post.
Relating hormones, menstruation to bowel movement is frankly absurd and irrelevant.
All aspects of sex is discussed on this forum, yet this is a key component and yet scant dialogue on it. Thank you all who have been open and willing to discuss same in a forthright manner. We are humans not machines... "
I usually have an extra bowel movement on the first couple of days on my cycle - so I have to disagree that the two are not related. All that cramping pushing extra stuff out   |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
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"Hormones impact both male and female so this not a exclusive female only topics, although I did refer to same in my original post.
Relating hormones, menstruation to bowel movement is frankly absurd and irrelevant.
All aspects of sex is discussed on this forum, yet this is a key component and yet scant dialogue on it. Thank you all who have been open and willing to discuss same in a forthright manner. We are humans not machines...
I usually have an extra bowel movement on the first couple of days on my cycle - so I have to disagree that the two are not related. All that cramping pushing extra stuff out "
Periods poops need to be normalised |
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"Hormones impact both male and female so this not a exclusive female only topics, although I did refer to same in my original post.
Relating hormones, menstruation to bowel movement is frankly absurd and irrelevant.
All aspects of sex is discussed on this forum, yet this is a key component and yet scant dialogue on it. Thank you all who have been open and willing to discuss same in a forthright manner. We are humans not machines...
I usually have an extra bowel movement on the first couple of days on my cycle - so I have to disagree that the two are not related. All that cramping pushing extra stuff out
Periods poops need to be normalised "
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Well I would still argue that discussing women's periods in social settings can be inappropriate due to the potential discomfort it may cause, invasion of privacy, cultural sensitivities, and the importance of fostering inclusive and engaging conversations. |
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Some would argue that men are responsible for the subject of menstruation becoming a taboo subject in the first place.
Others would argue that no one made you click the link, read op's post or double down on your medieval attitude despite the many reasonable and informative replies.
I hope you can see that the problem is you and not half of the human race. |
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"Some would argue that men are responsible for the subject of menstruation becoming a taboo subject in the first place.
Others would argue that no one made you click the link, read op's post or double down on your medieval attitude despite the many reasonable and informative replies.
I hope you can see that the problem is you and not half of the human race."
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