First post!

[popchex.livejournal.com]

ugh. i've hit the "Lets eat everything my back hurts" part of my PMS.

But...I'm early.
If you thought living with a menopausal woman (my mother) only affected you by the amount of screaming going on - you're wrong.
Her hormone swings affect my period. That is the only explanation for why I sometimes get PMS before MY PMS should be happening.
So she must be getting one soon...

Anyone else notice this kind of stuff? My former roommate and I started off differently, but then after about 6 months, we were within three days of each other...now I'm all screwy again. :(

Comments

[aphoenixrain.livejournal.com]

Women are great in the fact that living with other women does tend to regulate us a little, sometimes. We're really sensitive to other women's horomone levels. When I was in college and lived in a suite of 6 other women, we'd circle cycle, it'd be hilarious, someone was *always* PMSing.

[titsy-mcclure.livejournal.com]

When I lived with my mother and sisters, our periods syncronized. We always got our periods at the same time which means we all had PMS at the same time. It was horrible.

[sandykidd.livejournal.com]

when mine is over, my sweetie's begins. as long as we've been together, it's been this way. when she went away for two weeks, mine came early, and hers came late. we're back to normal now, but it took two cycles to bridge the gap. LOL. -sk

[bunny-of-steele.livejournal.com]

That happens with me and my female (lol, obviously) friends at school. We're all close, and see each other nearly all the time. We're all one or two days appart, so i feel bad for all our guy friends, since we all start pmsing at the same time. I find it to be so cool, esp. since I'm on birthcontrol, so since the begining of our first semester, we could see our cycles slowing synching together, and mine period, which is generally like clock work, will delay if someone else's is. On our last cycle, we were all three - four days late, to the last one of us.