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Do you rule me? in c/onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone
[–] 7 points 1 hour ago* (1 child)

why is this me tho - RSD is a fuckin bitch i swear hahahaha

like - from what I've read, HRT gives y'all the infradian hormone cycle too. When I'm ovulating I am queen shit, strong as I'll ever be, the most confident bitch you'll ever meet.

luteal phase? everyone hates me. - my luteal phase throws my RSD into hyperdrive

woman to woman, I wanna give you this - albeit unsolicited (sorry) - advice: learn to recognize and understand your hormonal cycle to best use it to your advantage and to not let the intense RSD feelings from being a neurodivergent woman get to you. - it takes time to notice the patterns, but they are there!

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