@shesnotcrazyseries: How do women’s bodies work? It isn’t 28 days. Average is 28, range is 21 to 35, and it moves. One good week out of four. Her best day lasts about 24 hours, then 85% of it goes in 48. For you to lose that much you’d be waiting 125 years. That’s not PMS. PMS is the second crash. She does it four hundred times. Nobody ever gave you the timetable. #shesnotcrazy #marriage #relationships #cycleawareness #understandingwomen

tprada :

This should be pre-requisite for all high schoolers!

Lilly :

Best explanation ever!

Harry K-P | Shes Not Crazy :

SOURCES 🧬 Cycle length averages 28 days with a normal range of roughly 21 to 35, and varies month to month within the same woman (Bull et al., 2019, npj Digital Medicine, 600,000+ cycles) 🧬 Estrogen and testosterone fall by roughly 50-85% across the post-ovulatory transition (cycle endocrinology) 🧬 The 125 years is a derivation, not a study. It sets that drop against documented male testosterone decline of roughly 0.4-1% a year (Harman et al., 2001, JCEM). Felt comparison, not a clinical measurement. 🧬 The post-ovulatory drop and premenstrual progesterone withdrawal are two separate events. PMS symptoms cluster in the 3-5 days before menstruation (ACOG) 🧬 Around 400 cycles across a reproductive lifetime. Rounded, not counted. 🧬 Perimenopause typically lasts 4 to 8 years, range extending to 10 or more (Harlow et al., 2012, STRAW +10, JCEM)

Burks :

We are superwoman!

Suzie :

Thank you!

Susan :

35 was a brutal year.

S.B.T 🧘❤️🧘 :

Harry K-P | Shes Not Crazy :

Men, honest answer. Did you know there were two crashes? Women, how many people in your life know which week you’re in?

🦅c.a.m.hennessy🦅 :

@Jake Ward

Harry K-P | Shes Not Crazy :

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ang.in.idaho :

@JC Ministries