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Greentea
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31 Dec 2008, 12:08 pm

LOL I thought you were a man :)


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31 Dec 2008, 9:00 pm

Maybe it was triggered by something else.


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01 Jan 2009, 10:12 am

Greentea wrote:
LOL I thought you were a man :)

lol no I'm not :lol:


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01 Jan 2009, 10:24 am

Greyhound wrote:
I too am less coordinated before and during my period. It's so annoying :( It's always been like that though.


Actually, this is a recognized phenomenon.

"It is general knowledge in medical circles that menstruating women are less coordinated, have less postural control and poor reaction time."

Interesting, huh? It's something to do with hormones and relaxation of ligaments.


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01 Jan 2009, 11:49 am

LostInSpace wrote:
Greyhound wrote:
I too am less coordinated before and during my period. It's so annoying :( It's always been like that though.


Actually, this is a recognized phenomenon.

"It is general knowledge in medical circles that menstruating women are less coordinated, have less postural control and poor reaction time."

Interesting, huh? It's something to do with hormones and relaxation of ligaments.

It's crap. I mean it's crap that women seem to be so useless in many respects :( (I'm allowed to say that - I'm a woman myself lol :lol: )


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