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 Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:57 pm
Moonlight Penguin But there has been some cases that some people have has their hymen broken from riding a horse or a bike. I've read and/or heard about them. Really weird. In other news, I was watching TLC the other night and they were showing how women were pregnant and didn't even realize it until the baby popped out. HOW COULD YOU NOT NOTICE?! Me and my brother were trying to figure it out, so we eventually decided on being crazy fat and too stupid to notice the period stopping. -_-
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:12 pm
The Anti-Twilight Riot If you were wondering about earlier, I'm like Dexter Morgan when it comes to blood... That's why this thread is torture to me -.- I like how you keep posting here. rofl
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:50 pm
xXBisexual FlanXx Moonlight Penguin But there has been some cases that some people have has their hymen broken from riding a horse or a bike. I've read and/or heard about them. Really weird. In other news, I was watching TLC the other night and they were showing how women were pregnant and didn't even realize it until the baby popped out. HOW COULD YOU NOT NOTICE?! Me and my brother were trying to figure it out, so we eventually decided on being crazy fat and too stupid to notice the period stopping. -_- Well some had Polycystic ovarian syndrome (like I have been told I do too), that they have irregular periods, and are thought they were unable to get pregnant. None had crampings, they didn't gain the baby bump, and they thought after the pregnancy like their sense of smell was in overdrive or back aches, but they thought their work or something else was the cause of it. Really, really weird.
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:08 pm
Moonlight Penguin xXBisexual FlanXx Moonlight Penguin But there has been some cases that some people have has their hymen broken from riding a horse or a bike. I've read and/or heard about them. Really weird. In other news, I was watching TLC the other night and they were showing how women were pregnant and didn't even realize it until the baby popped out. HOW COULD YOU NOT NOTICE?! Me and my brother were trying to figure it out, so we eventually decided on being crazy fat and too stupid to notice the period stopping. -_- Well some had Polycystic ovarian syndrome (like I have been told I do too), that they have irregular periods, and are thought they were unable to get pregnant. None had crampings, they didn't gain the baby bump, and they thought after the pregnancy like their sense of smell was in overdrive or back aches, but they thought their work or something else was the cause of it. Really, really weird. I'm pretty sure you would get the baby bump if there was another organism stretching out the space inside of you. Or were the babies, like, midget sized midgets?
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:07 pm
My periods come twice a year, and even then I use pads..
I'm a mega-tight virgin, so even the smallest Tampons hurt..
BTW I'M GOING TO MAKE A SPARKLEPIRE TAMPON... Just so I can hand it to my Friend Emily.. whom is a MAJOR twifail fan.
>o>
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:11 pm
Sharpy Screwloose BTW I'M GOING TO MAKE A SPARKLEPIRE TAMPON... Just so I can hand it to my Friend Emily.. whom is a MAJOR twifail fan. Post the reaction here then... --- Although seriously? I think there'd be way too many things going on for someone to not know they were knocked up.
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:57 pm
xXBisexual FlanXx Moonlight Penguin xXBisexual FlanXx Moonlight Penguin But there has been some cases that some people have has their hymen broken from riding a horse or a bike. I've read and/or heard about them. Really weird. In other news, I was watching TLC the other night and they were showing how women were pregnant and didn't even realize it until the baby popped out. HOW COULD YOU NOT NOTICE?! Me and my brother were trying to figure it out, so we eventually decided on being crazy fat and too stupid to notice the period stopping. -_- Well some had Polycystic ovarian syndrome (like I have been told I do too), that they have irregular periods, and are thought they were unable to get pregnant. None had crampings, they didn't gain the baby bump, and they thought after the pregnancy like their sense of smell was in overdrive or back aches, but they thought their work or something else was the cause of it. Really, really weird. I'm pretty sure you would get the baby bump if there was another organism stretching out the space inside of you. Or were the babies, like, midget sized midgets? No, they were like perfectly fine babies, possibly born a few weeks early give or take. Sometimes with woman who are big they already have enough body fat that they won't grow anymore.
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:03 pm
Princess Julia Of Heart Scarlet Dusk Li Feng You girls are all very lucky to be having your periods. I still haven't. Before you freak, no it's not due to pregnancy (I make my man wrap his tool and if I'm still worried, I get home pregnancy tests. So far they have all been negative.), you see, I was on a new form of birth control up until three weeks ago. It's called DepoProvera, it's an injection that's administered every three months. The plus side is that after receiving it for two years, you're supposed to stop getting your period completely and it's the second best thing to being sterile in preventing pregnancy. The negative side effects, besides all the symptoms you get with the pill, it can cause severe depression and you're at more of a risk of getting cervical cancer. What happened for me though, not only was I severly depressed, the injection completely screwed up my cycle. I would have a normal period with cramps for a week, but then for some odd reason I would bleed for an extra two weeks. After going through that long arduios process, I ended up having a short period every three months or so. Then, the last six to seven months I was getting the shot, I was (and still am) cramping non stop. I would have irregular bleeding, either light or spotting on and off throughout the day for a few days, then I would be cramping for four whole days afterward. Soon, it got to the point that it's at now where I have menstral cramps every day throughout the entire day and not be bleeding. I'm cramping so much, that I have to take 4 to 6 advil a day and that's way more than I'm comfortable with. I can't take anything else because either: A. It doesn't alleviate my cramps at all (Tylenol, Mortin, Ibprofen, and Aleave all don't work. Aleave is the worse because if I take one and it stops working or doesn't work at all, I have to wait 12 hours before I can take another again and I can't take a different kind of pain reliever like Advil. I even tried that Midol and Pamprin crap. What a joke those were, they did absolutely nothing) or B. My doctor won't perscibe me a perscription pain medicene because doctors don't perscribe anything for menstral cramps because every woman gets them so I'm no different. I only have four more regular birth control pills left after today then it's the placebo pills which is when I'm supposed to get my period but I doubt I will since the injection is still in my body.  ✿ You'd still love me even if I was a little bit different... ✿
I would rather take the pill that stops your period
Because apparently you can tamper with regular birth control and make it so it doesn't have the placebos
Having something that would stop my period for that long is something I wouldn't tamper with since I'm still young
._. and it sounds painful
I've already had enough pain to last my whole life through and really don't want anymore 〖Julia〗 ✿ Wouldn't you? ✿ Personally, I think it's better to have a period than to not have one. There worse thing is to not be having your period, be on birth control, and not know if you're pregnant.
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Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:18 pm
I only used tampons when I was on vacation on Spain cause I wanted to swim. But yeah, the "I'm having my period" excuse is my best friend when it comes to swimming. I hate swimming, I hate the bleach in the pool and we have swimming lessons at 8:20 every friday morning at school! It's pretty stupid cause we already know how to swim.
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