Ladies - Your period and the moon

Guadalupana · Foro Master

RE: Ladies - Your period and the moon

Lahtina · Foro Master

McOSIRIS wrote:

Lahtina wrote: Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's?

Ah, yes, thank you for the visuals because that's exactly what I was talking about!

@ LG: Yup, the synch periods is true... the power of pheromones!

@ Guada, yes... that... smell. Do tampoms help with the smell?

Daeveed · Foro Master

NeNa wrote:

not me.... actually I don't keep track on the moon when I have my period....

so how do you do it then??

Date: Mar 10 2:20 PM, 2006

not me.... actually I don't keep track on the moon when I have my period....

McOSIRIS · Comandante

Lahtina wrote:

Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's?

LGigolo · Comandante

Reminds me of another co-worker: She hates the smell of bananas… and… one day, he walks up to another coworker and asks if he has a banana in his cubicle… there was nothing visible around his area… but sure enough, he had a banana inside a plastic bag INSIDE HIS KNAP_SACK!

Some women and their sense of smell!

LGigolo · Comandante

Guadalupana wrote:

LGigolo wrote: Lahtina wrote: Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's? Are you a WOLF??? LOL On a more serious note: I work with 7 women in my department and from what I hear: The more you hung out with someone, the more your periods tend to line up (I.E: co-workers here have similar/same cycles!) wow, such seriousness makes you seem human. Anyway, yes it's true. I can actually detect when a woman has it by the way she smells. Her scent changes and it's not pretty.

I can usually can tell the same way...

but I first have to undress her cause my scent is not that great!

Guadalupana · Foro Master

Jaime Cruz wrote:

Guadalupana wrote:
LGigolo wrote: Lahtina wrote: Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's? Are you a WOLF??? LOL On a more serious note: I work with 7 women in my department and from what I hear: The more you hung out with someone, the more your periods tend to line up (I.E: co-workers here have similar/same cycles!) wow, such seriousness makes you seem human. Anyway, yes it's true. I can actually detect when a woman has it by the way she smells. Her scent changes and it's not pretty.
Really??

i swear yes, and i hate it because i cannot stand near her, it makes me gag.

Regular Plus

Guadalupana wrote:

Anyway, yes it's true. I can actually detect when a woman has it by the way she smells. Her scent changes and it's not pretty.

ew...

Jaime Cruz · Foro Master

Guadalupana wrote:

LGigolo wrote: Lahtina wrote: Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's? Are you a WOLF??? LOL On a more serious note: I work with 7 women in my department and from what I hear: The more you hung out with someone, the more your periods tend to line up (I.E: co-workers here have similar/same cycles!) wow, such seriousness makes you seem human. Anyway, yes it's true. I can actually detect when a woman has it by the way she smells. Her scent changes and it's not pretty.

Really??

Guadalupana · Foro Master

LGigolo wrote:

Lahtina wrote:
Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's?

Are you a WOLF??? LOL

On a more serious note: I work with 7 women in my department and from what I hear: The more you hung out with someone, the more your periods tend to line up (I.E: co-workers here have similar/same cycles!)

wow, such seriousness makes you seem human. Anyway, yes it's true. I can actually detect when a woman has it by the way she smells. Her scent changes and it's not pretty.

Jade · Guru

Nope...

LGigolo · Comandante

Lahtina wrote:

Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon. I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's?

Are you a WOLF??? LOL

On a more serious note: I work with 7 women in my department and from what I hear: The more you hung out with someone, the more your periods tend to line up (I.E: co-workers here have similar/same cycles!)

Regular Plus

ew...

Guadalupana · Foro Master

actually Baina's has been regular and right on time.

Lahtina · Foro Master

Here's the theory: In the days before electricity, women's bodies were influenced by the amount of moonlight we saw. Just as sunlight and moonlight affect plants and animals, our hormones were triggered by levels of moonlight. And, all women cycled together. Today, with artificial light everywhere, day and night, our cycles no longer correspond to the moon.

I have noticed that my period is right on schedule with the full moon. Is anyone else's?