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Tag Archives: estrogen
As you may or may not know, I’ve been trying to change / suppress my menstrual cycle through the use of prolonged exposure to the Pill. Unfortunately, it’s not going as well as I would have hoped. For those who haven’t been exposed to what “period suppression” entails, it’s basically the choice to use birth control [...]
Posted in Being me, Current Events, Depression, dysfunction, fitness, Hygiene & Health, Journalling, keeping it real, Modern Feminism, PMS, Psychology & Moods, Self-Love & Self-Esteem, sexuality, Specifically Steff, Steff Rants Also tagged being female, bleeding, hormones, issues, period, period suppression, PMS, prolonged bleeding, unusual periods 12 Comments
Jun
11
2006
Say Something, Dammit
The sky is blue. This I know. I can be told once in my life that the sky is blue, and I need not be reminded. I may have had three concussions and had bleeding on my brain, but I’m sufficiently clued in enough to be able to recall the blueness of that great big yonder [...]
Posted in Battle of the Comments, Best of Steff, better sex, Communication, Dating, Dimestore Philosophy, dysfunction, keeping it real, Marriage & Other Commitments, Men's Department, Opinion (Editorial & Commentary), Psychology & Moods, relationships, Romance, Sex, sexuality, Society, Women's Department Also tagged affection, attitude, being female, being loved, Communication, compliments, differences, emotions, estrogenies, hormones, how to deal, how we deal, little things, madness, men and women, moods, periods, physical, PMS, securities, self-involved, sexes, showing love, speaking up, tenderness, understanding, unexpected, ways to improve, what to say, what we need to hear, when to talk 9 Comments
Of Groundhogs and Loathing