[ SECRET POST #5987 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5987 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I never actually tracked it but I'm pretty sure my intense "read all the smut. Now." phase correlates with some phase of my period.

I go through a day or two of reading the kinkiest, filthiest things I can find and will skip anything that's not just straight-up porn. But after that it's basically just PG rated fluff or skimming through the sex scenes to get back to plot, no interest in anything sexy whatsoever.

yup

[(Anonymous)]

Mine is roughly the week before my period. It's actually the surest sign I know it's coming (irregular periods are so much fun!) and it took me forever to notice the correlation.

Re: yup

[(Anonymous)]

NA - Relatable. I used to feel extremely driven to seek out super filthy smut a few days before my period. That mostly stopped after I went on the pill--which was actually a bummer because those couple of days a month were the only time my libido ever went above, like, two out of ten level. But adult acne struck hard, and the pill was the only thing that was effective in clearing up my skin. So no more horny smut-a-thon days for me. :/

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not ace, but to leave you guys with an additional data point, I've noticed the intensity of my sexuality tends to climb before my periods. It's pretty much always noticeable, but it gets harder to control.

I saw a study one time that claimed that women were attracted to men with face shapes that indicated higher testosterone around the start of the menstrual cycle (compared to what they rated as appealingly attractive the rest of the time), and thought "oh, is that what gives guy's faces that sleek look and the sharp definition around their cheekbones and chins?"

I was also kind of amused at how closely it matched what I had in my head as sort of the stereotypical villain look - the sort of face that older literature would compare to a hungry wolf.