Comments on: Whore moans and crazy bitches http://quizzicalpussy.com/whore-moans-and-crazy-bitches/ a sex blog that gets curiouser and curiouser. Tue, 22 May 2012 17:32:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: osoborracho http://quizzicalpussy.com/whore-moans-and-crazy-bitches/comment-page-1/#comment-171 osoborracho Wed, 03 Mar 2010 04:24:22 +0000 http://quizzicalpussy.com/?p=490#comment-171 <a href="#comment-166" rel="nofollow">@quizzical pussy </a> Glad that your pills worked out alright. I actually didn't realize that mine were making me mentally miserable for a while since I too had a boyfriend that was making me more miserable. The crazy feeling didn't stop when we broke up, though. I've always thought it was BS for people with the thinner-is-better attitude to claim they're concerned about anything other than appearance or control (yours, theirs, or both). I get really annoyed if they try to lie that it's about health, it obviously isn't. The future ex had been hitting on me before I started the TriCyclen and we started dating after my drastic weight loss. I started to gradually gain back to my normal weight and he was: A. happy that I was recovering and regaining strength. B. glad I was no longer bruising abnormally easily due to malnutrition. C. complaining that I was gaining weight. D. suddenly disgusted with my body and refused to fuck me for a while. You can probably guess which two it was. At first my thoughts were "what the fuck, he liked me just fine back when I weighed more" but later realized he was just controlling and abusive. If I had been a goddess/perfect, he would have still invented things to criticize. @quizzical pussy
Glad that your pills worked out alright. I actually didn’t realize that mine were making me mentally miserable for a while since I too had a boyfriend that was making me more miserable. The crazy feeling didn’t stop when we broke up, though.

I’ve always thought it was BS for people with the thinner-is-better attitude to claim they’re concerned about anything other than appearance or control (yours, theirs, or both). I get really annoyed if they try to lie that it’s about health, it obviously isn’t.

The future ex had been hitting on me before I started the TriCyclen and we started dating after my drastic weight loss. I started to gradually gain back to my normal weight and he was:
A. happy that I was recovering and regaining strength.
B. glad I was no longer bruising abnormally easily due to malnutrition.
C. complaining that I was gaining weight.
D. suddenly disgusted with my body and refused to fuck me for a while.

You can probably guess which two it was. At first my thoughts were “what the fuck, he liked me just fine back when I weighed more” but later realized he was just controlling and abusive. If I had been a goddess/perfect, he would have still invented things to criticize.

]]> By: quizzical pussy http://quizzicalpussy.com/whore-moans-and-crazy-bitches/comment-page-1/#comment-166 quizzical pussy Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:13:25 +0000 http://quizzicalpussy.com/?p=490#comment-166 <a href="#comment-165" rel="nofollow">@osoborracho </a> Wow. So I guess my worries about switching pills were a lot more justified than I thought, although they've always been fine for me personally. It sucks that you had such a hellish experience on triphasics. I'm glad you recognized what was happening and got off them in time. Also, yeah. I can't stand that people go ahead and presume that pretty much all weight loss is desired and attractive. It's so obtuse. The same ex I refer to in this entry once told to me excitedly, "my aunt just asked me if you've been sick recently... because you're so much thinner than you were the last time she saw you!" I actually had nearly constant stress nausea because he and I had moved in together and whenever I wasn't scared he would kill me I was terrified he'd leave me. I'd never weighed less and I'd never hated life more. He thought I should take it as a compliment. Because skinny is good and skinnier is better and fuck happy and healthy, I guess. @osoborracho Wow. So I guess my worries about switching pills were a lot more justified than I thought, although they’ve always been fine for me personally. It sucks that you had such a hellish experience on triphasics. I’m glad you recognized what was happening and got off them in time.

Also, yeah. I can’t stand that people go ahead and presume that pretty much all weight loss is desired and attractive. It’s so obtuse. The same ex I refer to in this entry once told to me excitedly, “my aunt just asked me if you’ve been sick recently… because you’re so much thinner than you were the last time she saw you!” I actually had nearly constant stress nausea because he and I had moved in together and whenever I wasn’t scared he would kill me I was terrified he’d leave me. I’d never weighed less and I’d never hated life more. He thought I should take it as a compliment. Because skinny is good and skinnier is better and fuck happy and healthy, I guess.

]]> By: osoborracho http://quizzicalpussy.com/whore-moans-and-crazy-bitches/comment-page-1/#comment-165 osoborracho Mon, 01 Mar 2010 20:33:58 +0000 http://quizzicalpussy.com/?p=490#comment-165 Ortho Tri Cyclen pretty much made me bipolar, so I think triphasic pills just suck. I lost something like 20 lbs in a month when I started them, too. The sight of food killed my appetite and anything I did force down went through me really fast. My stomach adjusted after 3 months (lost 45lbs total), but the bipolar effect didn't. Switched pills after a few suicidal spells. Monophasic pills were never a problem, aside from mild libido reduction and increased grogginess for me. (On a side note, it was really annoying that some people were complimenting my weight loss from the TriCyclen. Anyone paying attention should have been worried by how drastic it was. It was like having food poisoning for 3 months, I went from being in decent shape with a flat stomach to being too weak to climb a hill without getting out of breath.) Ortho Tri Cyclen pretty much made me bipolar, so I think triphasic pills just suck. I lost something like 20 lbs in a month when I started them, too. The sight of food killed my appetite and anything I did force down went through me really fast. My stomach adjusted after 3 months (lost 45lbs total), but the bipolar effect didn’t. Switched pills after a few suicidal spells.

Monophasic pills were never a problem, aside from mild libido reduction and increased grogginess for me.

(On a side note, it was really annoying that some people were complimenting my weight loss from the TriCyclen. Anyone paying attention should have been worried by how drastic it was. It was like having food poisoning for 3 months, I went from being in decent shape with a flat stomach to being too weak to climb a hill without getting out of breath.)

]]> By: quizzical pussy http://quizzicalpussy.com/whore-moans-and-crazy-bitches/comment-page-1/#comment-160 quizzical pussy Fri, 26 Feb 2010 17:41:01 +0000 http://quizzicalpussy.com/?p=490#comment-160 <a href="#comment-156" rel="nofollow">@Mab </a> Can you imagine their tremendous restraint at NOT abusing a woman with hormones stampeding through her system? You should probably send them each a thank you note immediately! So apparently the pill really can affect moods. Good to know! Probably only in rare cases can it make a person certifiably crazy, though. I hope. I also hope it makes my boobs bigger. @Mab Can you imagine their tremendous restraint at NOT abusing a woman with hormones stampeding through her system? You should probably send them each a thank you note immediately!

So apparently the pill really can affect moods. Good to know! Probably only in rare cases can it make a person certifiably crazy, though. I hope. I also hope it makes my boobs bigger.

]]> By: Mab http://quizzicalpussy.com/whore-moans-and-crazy-bitches/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Mab Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:12:16 +0000 http://quizzicalpussy.com/?p=490#comment-156 Mood changes on the pill are definitely real - I noticed a big difference when I tried it (and apparently I was also hell to live with) however miraculously the men in my life refrained from abusing me :) I'm glad it's going well so far - certainly sounds like it. Mood changes on the pill are definitely real – I noticed a big difference when I tried it (and apparently I was also hell to live with) however miraculously the men in my life refrained from abusing me :) I’m glad it’s going well so far – certainly sounds like it.

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