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Karkat
November 12th, 2014, 05:35 PM
I HAVE A 22 FT LONG PENIS, IS THIS NORMAL?!?? (Well Ren, you're the 'sexpert' here, what say you?)

Nah, but seriously. I have a legitimate question. It just feels so weird to post here! Like, I'm usually the one answering questions??? I'm almost done with puberty. Dafuq is this??

This question is directed at three major groups of people:

-Women. Regardless of gender and orientation- though if ye were an old coot like me, it'd be somewhat preferred (as I'd have to imagine what's going on in the body of an 18 [close enough yo] year old who has been going through puberty for the better part of a decade is a little different than a 13/14 year old who may just be starting out.)
-Asexual/Grey-asexuals, regardless of gender as well. Preferably old coots for the same reason as above
-Straight men/Lesbians/Bisexuals who have had female partners

However, if anyone else has input, you're free to pipe in ^-^


The dilemma:

I am going CRAZY OVER HERE.

And it happens. Almost. Every. Month. (If you are going "Wait, this is going to be a problem that's easily solved by looking at ur menstrool cycol" [note sarcastic spelling] Maybe. But I don't just WANT a "what this could be", I want to see if others can relate. Because as you may know, it's slightly more comforting to know that I'm not alone than that a DX solves all my problems uwu

I'd rather be in diagnosed but know I'm not a loon or something ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )

Ok, so I am going to be highlighting squicky "female problems" in pink text, so that the squeamish/any immature boys in the room (who will inevitably read on anyways) can look away until some nice regular-colored text comes back. (Which is also why the rest of the text is white- pink stood out too much against the dull grey of Forever Blue) Here goes.

Every month to every few months, I will have a period of a few days to a couple of weeks where I am:

-Craving everything. And I will eat. All the things. And nothing you can say or do can stop me.
-But holy fuck everything nauseates me, and sometimes it's really hard to eat, and all the smells suffocate me, and everything makes me want to puke my guts out.
-And I'll be SO. EMOTIONAL. I will want to cry for no reason??? And I'll be really touchy-feely and clingy.
-And my little possible narcoleptic episodes increase in frequency like a mofo. I can hardly tell what day/time it is, I'm passing out so much. And I'll sleep for days straight.

And the weirdest of all

-I get INSANELY HORNY.

Which for me means I have a lot of lesbianic wet dreams and whatever person I'm crushing on gets humped a lot in said dreams as well. A lot. And if we are together to some extent IRL, they will probably get incessant booty-calling messages which is exorbitantly out of character for me???

Now this last bit might not sound particularly abnormal to you if you don't know me very well...

But I'm grey-asexual. I don't 'get horny'. ESPECIALLY not if I'm not directly in bed with someone/what have you. The only time that I get noticeably horny unless "stimulated" (or whatever you want to call that???) is WHEN THIS SHIT HAPPENS.

Aaaaaaand, last but not least,

-I get BABY FEVER.

WHY ME? I don't know if I want kids!!! But when this happens, you will find me not only acting like a pregnant woman, but pretty much set out to BE one!

I feel it important to include that I was pregnant once upon a time, but I miscarried last October. This has been happening ever since, roughly, I guess? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm not good at paying attention to shit.

Some further details to include:

-I started puberty at 9, started having periods at 13
-I have regular periods, aside from one pregnancy scare earlier this year (which ended up being a false alarm), and prior to my pregnancy, I'd skip every now and then.
-I have an extremely heavy flow, AND I'm fairly underweight. However, I'm also a really big person (6'0Ft tall)
-My breasts will also get really sore during this time >_> Not my period- I mean, they will then too, but yeeah
-The symptoms will usually carry on through my period about halfway, then more or less die down a bit as my flow does ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
-This usually starts somewhere around ovulation.
-I'm not pregnant unless immaculate birth is happening, because I haven't been sexually active since June.
-I MIGHT have PMDD
-Never been to the gyno or anything, so I know nothing about if my hormones are out of whack/etc. (My mom is adamantly against it because she's insane.)
-I'm not on birth control (see above)


My qvestions:

Ladies of the biological sort: Have any of you experienced this?? Is it just PMDD?? Something else?? Does my previous pregnancy have anything to do with it???
My ace pals: Do any of you (who have gotten horny before) feel horny a certain time of the month?
Partners of females: has your (female partner) ever acted this way?

And like I said, any other relevant input is appreciated :)

But ugh! Please help me. I'm so confused. :what:

Karkat
November 12th, 2014, 06:25 PM
I stopped reading after the first "paragraph."
Take your aderol, and write a short, clear, concise message and maybe I'll respond.

Alright, if you insist on being pretentious, demeaning, and generally unhelpful:

-It's spelled "Adderall"
-You're literally only wasting your own time by responding. You do know that, right?
-I stated my issue the best way I know how. If you don't know how to help, don't answer.
-This is a help forum, not a smartass convention. You should know that by now, you've been here longer than me. Frankly? I'm appalled by your nerve.

queenofcontrariety
November 12th, 2014, 06:26 PM
I am going CRAZY OVER HERE.


Seems like a hormone thing honestly, or it may be a subconscious reaction to the maternal instinct with evolution and all. I have plenty of friends who are anemic and get really fucked up during their period but that doesn't seem the same as this. My best guess is from being underweight and your general stature your body isn't sure how much of different hormones you need at the moment, and the pregnancy may have thrown things more out of whack than before because your body thinks it's something you want. The biological systems in our body don't always sync up with our cognitive intentions and I'm sorry for this being the case with you, but try to get the hormones looked into, if that's what it is they'll probably give you stuff to regulate it and all will be well

Karkat
November 12th, 2014, 06:31 PM
Seems like a hormone thing honestly, or it may be a subconscious reaction to the maternal instinct with evolution and all. I have plenty of friends who are anemic and get really fucked up during their period but that doesn't seem the same as this. My best guess is from being underweight and your general stature your body isn't sure how much of different hormones you need at the moment, and the pregnancy may have thrown things more out of whack than before because your body thinks it's something you want. The biological systems in our body don't always sync up with our cognitive intentions and I'm sorry for this being the case with you, but try to get the hormones looked into, if that's what it is they'll probably give you stuff to regulate it and all will be well

Yeah, that's kinda what I was afraid of. Hopefully it doesn't drive me entirely up the wall before I can make an appointment to go see by myself... Unfortunately, that ALSO means that I'm going to have to pay for it all myself... And hormone panels are INSANE expensive...

The joys of adulthood...Whoopee... @[email protected]

Taryn98
November 12th, 2014, 06:32 PM
I like to help people here, but found your post unorganized, too verbose, and incoherent. It sounded more like pouring out of thoughts in your head onto paper rather than a direct question(s).
I'm not trying to be an a-hole here. My point is that you'll get a lot more advice with a shorter, abbreviated version that's free from random thoughts.

Karkat
November 12th, 2014, 06:36 PM
I like to help people here, but found your post unorganized, too verbose, and incoherent. It sounded more like pouring out of thoughts in your head onto paper rather than a direct question(s).
I'm not trying to be an a-hole here. My point is that you'll get a lot more advice with a shorter, abbreviated version that's free from random thoughts.

In which case you didn't have to waste your time answering it. You're really not doing me any favors when you act in a condescending manner, so I'd appreciate it if you didn't try to pass it off as help. Thanks.

queenofcontrariety
November 12th, 2014, 06:39 PM
Yeah, that's kinda what I was afraid of. Hopefully it doesn't drive me entirely up the wall before I can make an appointment to go see by myself... Unfortunately, that ALSO means that I'm going to have to pay for it all myself... And hormone panels are INSANE expensive...

The joys of adulthood...Whoopee... @[email protected]

I mean it definitely has got to suck, but you know you have everyone here if you need anything. I can't tell if this is a stupid idea or not but you could try getting a puppy or something else to nurture and maybe trick your system a little. Sorry for my stupidity, my mind is just sorta flinging every idea at me and you seem like you could use a little chuckle at someone else's mind
*And sorry for jumping in between your little internet feud, can't really tell what's going on in the thread while quoting*

Karkat
November 12th, 2014, 06:53 PM
I mean it definitely has got to suck, but you know you have everyone here if you need anything. I can't tell if this is a stupid idea or not but you could try getting a puppy or something else to nurture and maybe trick your system a little. Sorry for my stupidity, my mind is just sorta flinging every idea at me and you seem like you could use a little chuckle at someone else's mind

Haha, nah, it's fine :)

I actually have tons of animals XD

In fact, I got myself a hamster right around the time my baby would've been born. (Subconsciously too- didn't even put two and two together until like a week ago.)

I think it'd be easier if I was moved in with my... Whatever he is to me (we're not exactly together, but we're planning on living together?? Don't ask, I don't even know. It's actually pretty stressful, in all honesty)

I feel like stress might also be contributing- I worked a really high-stress job last year, and since then, I've been kinda out of it. (And I've been technically unemployed since February... Was on medical leave, then officially resigned in April.)

But I don't see any realistic way to reduce my stress until I get on medicine for my GAD. (Relaxation is... Not an option.)

And even then, I don't know...