Anonymous #1 1w

Idk how me got on the end of that sentence, autocorrect somehow

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Anonymous #1 1w

“ThEy’Re ToO EmOTiOnAL”

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Anonymous #1 1w

Even under the false reality that myth comes from, I would rather have a woman president crying on the podium than a president who has far too much evidence of child rape and multiple sexual assault convictions against him

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Anonymous #2 1w

“But their periods 🧐🧐” well first of all what president has been young enough to have a period still

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Anonymous #1 1w

You know what? I never even thought of that argument, that’s a fantastic point

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Anonymous #2 1w

Idk why people forget that menopause exists but I guess I’m biased bc I’m a woman, but still

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Anonymous #1 1w

A woman who feels the exact same when I’m on my period and has no symptoms besides physical blood

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Anonymous #1 1w

Tbh I’m a woman too and my mom literally takes estrogen pills for her menopause, I’m just ignorant I guess :,) but yeah my bf has pointed out that I get a lot grumpier in the week leading up to it, but I’m still very much of sound mind and have a condition that makes my period symptoms much worse. I’m not like about to drop a nuke or cut off an ally because of it, I’m just going to be extra sad about my order being messed up or some shit

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Anonymous #1 1w

And besides, if we really want to run with the period argument, men do technically have a cycle in the sense of getting moody a certain time every month or so. That condition I mentioned is PCOS, and before I got on a t blocker I was honestly angrier and more volatile day to day. Testosterone is the real problem in that regard.

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Anonymous #2 1w

Yeah fair, I think some men just act like every woman is the same on their period and has some weird view of how it is like the nuke thing.. I’ve seen people act like that would happen. So weird.

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Anonymous #1 1w

You can’t even really tell unless you’re very close with a woman and know her general day-to-day mood. It’s far more subtle than most men realize. I think it comes down to men like that simply not interacting with women as much as they need to in order to have a fair assessment

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Anonymous #2 1w

Oh I’m on spiro for my hormonal acne and that pill is a lifesaver for my skin. I’ve thought about testing if it’s more than that like PCOS but I don’t want to pay for it and my period is no symptoms besides insanely irregular ..

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Anonymous #2 1w

And yeah even when I lived with my 3 friends I never could have known unless they were literally talking about being on their periods or I’m seeing wrappers in the trash. I don’t think any of them had major symptoms at all

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Anonymous #1 1w

Same!! I’ve never had an “official” diagnosis but I was on accutane for like 8 months, and it worked for maybe a year after. My derm prescribed spiro after I mentioned other symptoms (weight gain, bad periods, pelvic pain, etc.) and it fixed everything. Obviously a derm can’t diagnose that but I feel pretty confident saying it’s PCOS. Sorry to derail the convo OP lmao

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Anonymous #3 1w

and then you put the most successful, most manipulative, most charismatic men of that type in one room with no consequences and what do they do? they bring in a bunch of people to dominate and through that try to dominate each other— biggest psychopath wins. but that’s just my guess

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