One can have PMT without having periods. Trust me. (I feel a bit like that guy on Futurama: "Good news, everybody!...").
And given that on your LJ you periodically mention outbreaks of things that I would recognise from my own experience as being associated with hormonal fluctuations like outbreaks of listmaking and brain-dead lethargic days, well, maybe you *are* experiencing hormonally-related mood variations.
YMMV but I certainly do. It used to be a real problem until I overhauled my diet with that in mind (not just taking EPO though that helps), made sure to always take regular exercise and stopped trying to do more than I could sensibly fit in.
Yes, it's true: I used to be much crankier (hard to believe that such levels of crankiness could be reached by just one person but true nonetheless). And nary a period in sight.
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Date: June 8th, 2005 10:37 am (UTC)From:And given that on your LJ you periodically mention outbreaks of things that I would recognise from my own experience as being associated with hormonal fluctuations like outbreaks of listmaking and brain-dead lethargic days, well, maybe you *are* experiencing hormonally-related mood variations.
YMMV but I certainly do. It used to be a real problem until I overhauled my diet with that in mind (not just taking EPO though that helps), made sure to always take regular exercise and stopped trying to do more than I could sensibly fit in.
Yes, it's true: I used to be much crankier (hard to believe that such levels of crankiness could be reached by just one person but true nonetheless). And nary a period in sight.