Weightoftheworld
Let me burn.
- Apr 19, 2020
- 258
Piled on top of my regular depression, the overwhelming feeling it gives me to CTB each month is almost enough to do it just so I don't have to deal with it again and again.
I'm going through the same thing, I believe (not diagnosed officially but the symptoms seem to fit). Does that feeling go away for you once your period is over?
nerve
fat cringey shut-in
- Jun 19, 2019
- 1,011
Yeah. I'm basically useless for the entire week before my period. Getting on birth control helped calm it down a lot. Like I'm still miserable for that week, just not immobilized with despair.
Getting people to take this seriously is always a struggle for a lot of reasons. I get the sentiment of "well you'll feel better in a few days :3" a lot and I feel like that completely misses the point that I'm tired of experiencing this complete breakdown every 30 days.
I've considered having a hysterectomy and just being done with the whole thing lol
Getting people to take this seriously is always a struggle for a lot of reasons. I get the sentiment of "well you'll feel better in a few days :3" a lot and I feel like that completely misses the point that I'm tired of experiencing this complete breakdown every 30 days.
I've considered having a hysterectomy and just being done with the whole thing lol
I'm not diagnosed but I believe my symptoms match the description. There have been so many months where in the day or two before my period, I have come so close to driving my car into a wall, taking an overdose of whats available, the urges to self harm become so overwhelming. It feels like an entity takes over my body, and I feel totally powerless. I spend the days in floods of tears in my car and then the minute I get my period, it begins to lift and I go back to my usual low level/ high functioning depressive state. Its been a factor in sabotaging potential relationships tbh which is depressing in itself!
Yup!!! The beauty of the feminine body, besides the 3-5 days in which I spend vomiting all my meals out and curl in pain, 1-1.5 weeks before that I go from a 5 to an 8 on a scale of closeness to CTBing.
The beauty of it is that when I rose that concern up with an OBGYN, I've been told it would go away once I have kids. Thanks, lady. Cause I have totes not just had a conversation with you about sterilization.
The beauty of it is that when I rose that concern up with an OBGYN, I've been told it would go away once I have kids. Thanks, lady. Cause I have totes not just had a conversation with you about sterilization.
