Sat here listening to Elizabeth Arlington's classical music show and having a girly weep. Though it has to be said I was feeling really low before I logged in. The music is befitting of the way I'm feeling though.

I'm sure the way I'm feeling is down to hormones. How do you ladies go on with the hormones some of you take? Do you find you have the really emotional times or do they only affect you physically? I could look it up but thought I'd ask here.

Beautiful music Elizabeth xxx
This post was edited by Deleted Member at December 2, 2012 10:39 PM GMT

A quick no, as the song says, Always look on the bright side of life. say no more xxxxx

Haha! I do, but those damn hormones drag me back down from time to time.

xx

See above life can be a drag, sorry but PMT is a real womans thing, girls think happy xxxx

I wondered if those taking hormones might suffer with something similar?

Well im safe, my body rejected hormones, hospital and the rest, so small (or to be honest) no boobs, life xxxx

:-( Would you be able to have breast implants?

I took hormones for about a year Adele and they did affect my moods. Mostly for the better I should add. But I did occsionally get the odd random weepy spell triggered by who knows what.

Ouch, could but wont, same as srs(sausage removable sevice) like me as me, xxxxxxx

God I get so weepy at times. My dad use to say us girls had our bladders too close to our eyes! Haha!

Why did you stop taking the hormones or is that too personal to ask?
This post was edited by Deleted Member at December 2, 2012 11:05 PM GMT

Jallie, I can understand that. I really want to go under the knife. I hate so many things and have a whole list of things I'd get done. One being a breast lift. I just don't fancy the scaring that goes with it.

Its not so personal. I couldnt affrod to keep buying them simple as that. It was costing about £120 a month and I had to make some cut backs at home to survive,

Are they not available on the NHS then? I didn't realise that. That's a lot of money to find each month.

Adele, simple my body reject them, in hospital, docs worried about me, they new im a t, so slapped bum, and dont do this again, thing was it was my doc how prescribe them, about 10 years ago, so people what you se is what you get. ME xxxxxxx

And you're lovely, Jallie. Keep being you xx

Hope so, night darling xxxxxx

Night sweetheart xxx

Kisses love hugs, xxxxxx

"Sat here listening to Elizabeth Arlington's classical music show and having a girly weep. Though it has to be said I was feeling really low before I logged in. The music is befitting of the way I'm feeling though.

I'm sure the way I'm feeling is down to hormones. How do you ladies go on with the hormones some of you take? Do you find you have the really emotional times or do they only affect you physically? I could look it up but thought I'd ask here.

Beautiful music Elizabeth xxx"

I don't take hormones, Adele, but I do get VERY weepy sometimes when I'm listening to music - Is this girly though ? - Is it only girls that are allowed to express their emotions openly, especially the weepy ones - If so then I must be very girly indeed - I also think it's a lot to do with sensitivity - and yes, dare I say it - intelligence !! - Hope that doesn't sound too elitist - It certainly isn't meant to be - But when I'm so moved by a beautiful piece of music I just have to give way to my emotions and if that makes me weep (and it does !) then so be it - Yet another interesting topic you've started dear Adele - I do SO enjoy reading you - Hugs - Carole - xxxxx


This post was edited by Carole Lotte at December 3, 2012 12:16 AM GMT

Aww thank you sweetheart.

I haven't read back at previous topics. This could have been covered a number of times, but its all new to me.

You're right, music is very much mood altering/enhancing. I don't know if I'd class myself as intelligent, but I know I'm overly girly and cry way too easily.

I listen to music all the time and seem to be attracted to classical music. It might have to do with my classical training in my youth.

Good evening by the way. Though I'm off to bed in a minute.

x

Carole, i like to think im a ruffty tuffty type of woman, yer right, but i have to addmit to more than a tear or bucket load, the right music what ever it is, pass me the tissues, or you will drowned. soft sod at heart. xxxxx

My pleasure darling - and thanks again for starting this thread - I love classical music too and it's often the clssical music that sets me off weeping - Cos it's SO beautiful and cos it stirs something very deep inside me - Good night, sweet one - and sweet dreams too - bless you - xxxxx

My pleasure darling - and thanks again for starting this thread - I love classical music too and it's often the classical music that sets me off weeping - Cos it's SO beautiful and cos it stirs something very deep inside me - Good night, sweet one - and sweet dreams too - bless you - xxxxx
This post was edited by Carole Lotte at December 3, 2012 12:22 AM GMT

Ok beautiful ladies, I'm off to bed. Sleep well and thank you for joining in.

Night night xx

For us girls brought up north of Watford being able to cry and show emotions is a great relief. As a child you were constantly reminded that boys don't cry and hide their emotions! For me it's not classical tunes which get me crying. I still find myself crying at the end of Shakespear in Love and I've watched that loads of times.