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RE: Human Female Heat - 5/27/2006 9:28:42 PM

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RE: Human Female Heat - 5/27/2006 9:36:52 PM

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RE: Human Female Heat - 5/28/2006 12:45:17 AM

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 1:55:17 PM

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i do not know if women who have had full hysteroctomies still experience peri-menopause or menopause. (Damnation, mbmn, what are you doing? i need you again.)

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LOL, candy/pinkee. Better late than never.

Ok.. here is the simplified answer.
No, a woman who has gone thru a total hysterectomy < uterus, tubes and ovaries> will not experience menopause. Menopause by definition is the absense of a period for at least 12 months. A hsyterectomy produces menopause.

A woman who has a partial hysterectomy and retains at least one ovary can and will go thru menopause.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 2:04:03 PM

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LOL, candy/pinkee. Better late than never.

Ok.. here is the simplified answer.
No, a woman who has gone thru a total hysterectomy < uterus, tubes and ovaries> will not experience menopause. Menopause by definition is the absense of a period for at least 12 months. A hsyterectomy produces menopause.

A woman who has a partial hysterectomy and retains at least one ovary can and will go thru menopause.

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Ummmmm well women who have full hystorectomies stop having periods, so using that definition it would still be menopause? I'm confused by what you are saying here.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 2:32:25 PM

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LOL, candy/pinkee. Better late than never.

Ok.. here is the simplified answer.
No, a woman who has gone thru a total hysterectomy < uterus, tubes and ovaries> will not experience menopause. Menopause by definition is the absense of a period for at least 12 months. A hsyterectomy produces menopause.

A woman who has a partial hysterectomy and retains at least one ovary can and will go thru menopause.

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Ummmmm well women who have full hystorectomies stop having periods, so using that definition it would still be menopause? I'm confused by what you are saying here.

TNstepsout:
I took candy's question to mean the process/experience of menopause. The fluctuations in hormomes, eratic cycles, etc.
I don't know if this will make it clearer or not.. but I will try..
menopause is a time in a woman life in which there is a *natural* cessation of menstruation.

There is also a surgically induced and chemically induced menopause.

The results are the same, no further menstraution; but the process is not the same. I may be wrong, but I think that is what candy was asking.
Hope that helps clarify.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 6:31:13 PM

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ORIGINAL: maybemaybenot

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LOL, candy/pinkee. Better late than never.

Ok.. here is the simplified answer.
No, a woman who has gone thru a total hysterectomy < uterus, tubes and ovaries> will not experience menopause. Menopause by definition is the absense of a period for at least 12 months. A hsyterectomy produces menopause.

A woman who has a partial hysterectomy and retains at least one ovary can and will go thru menopause.

mbmbn

Ummmmm well women who have full hystorectomies stop having periods, so using that definition it would still be menopause? I'm confused by what you are saying here.

TNstepsout:
I took candy's question to mean the process/experience of menopause. The fluctuations in hormomes, eratic cycles, etc.
I don't know if this will make it clearer or not.. but I will try..
menopause is a time in a woman life in which there is a *natural* cessation of menstruation.

There is also a surgically induced and chemically induced menopause.

The results are the same, no further menstraution; but the process is not the same. I may be wrong, but I think that is what candy was asking.
Hope that helps clarify.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 6:46:28 PM

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ORIGINAL: maybemaybenot

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ORIGINAL: TNstepsout

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LOL, candy/pinkee. Better late than never.

Ok.. here is the simplified answer.
No, a woman who has gone thru a total hysterectomy < uterus, tubes and ovaries> will not experience menopause. Menopause by definition is the absense of a period for at least 12 months. A hsyterectomy produces menopause.

A woman who has a partial hysterectomy and retains at least one ovary can and will go thru menopause.

mbmbn

Ummmmm well women who have full hystorectomies stop having periods, so using that definition it would still be menopause? I'm confused by what you are saying here.

TNstepsout:
I took candy's question to mean the process/experience of menopause. The fluctuations in hormomes, eratic cycles, etc.
I don't know if this will make it clearer or not.. but I will try..
menopause is a time in a woman life in which there is a *natural* cessation of menstruation.

There is also a surgically induced and chemically induced menopause.

The results are the same, no further menstraution; but the process is not the same. I may be wrong, but I think that is what candy was asking.
Hope that helps clarify.

mbmbn

Actually, menopause is when the ovaries gradually stop producing the hormones needed for reproduction. Amenorrhea is not the cause of menopause, it is the result.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 7:22:44 PM

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Exactly catize ! I think we are saying the same thing.... differently.

Generally speaking a hysterectomy is done prior to having the absense of menstruation for 12 months, therefore one does not go thru menopause if they have a hysterectomy. Nor do they if they have had to take certain medications that cause cessation of estrogen production/menopause.

I did not mean to imply that menopause did not occur until the 12th month of the absense of menstruation, but I see where it could easily be that way.
I used the words experience/process in regards to the fluctuation in hormonal production. I should have said decrease in production.
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PS: Apologies to the OP for the minor thread hijack. Will hush now and return to "female Heat"

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 8:25:24 PM

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this girl was wondering if any other female slaves have a regular "heat" cycle?

I have been going into 'heat' as long as I remember, over 10 years, actively. The 'full moon' is when I turn into a 'tigress in heat' {best description I could find}; in the past I have torn vanilla lovers clothes off and been very very aggressive to the point where I was told I looked like I was posessed. {tearing clothes off [me and my partner, regardless of location], wanting sex at all hours [and for hours on end], going until I pass out from exhaustion, etc} I have learned to subdue that for the most part, but when I am not exercising self-control, it gets 'interesting' to say the very least. Now, that is based on supply and demand, not to mention the medications I am on, help to curb an sex-drive I have or may have.

On the 'new moon' I go into this sensual, romantic, tactile 'thing.' I have known men who will 'plan' when they want to 'woo' me and they plan on a new moon, since I am more submissive and romantic.

I don't think you are weird, I just think that some people are more in touch with their primal and natural instincts than others; we embrace them, just like those of us in this lifestyle embrace our dreams and fantasies; even our vanilla counterparts have similar fantasies, they just don't act on them, we do.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/1/2006 9:19:17 PM

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We don't go into 'heat' per ce, but most people I know have a hormone cycle, usually, though not always tied to the menstrual cycle. I admit to not knowing if one who's had a hysterectomy still produces estrogen, but if one does, then it's likely that the cycle of hormones is still going on. I think, though don't quote me, that even when one doesn't actually bleed (ie post menopause) that female hormones still fluctuate in a roughly monthly cycle.

If a woman still has at least one ovary, she will still cycle through hormone changes, although it can be hard to tell, since the bleeding is no longer there as a sure-fire clue. I'm not sure if she will cycle if she is without ovaries, and having HRT, I would think that the hormone levels would be less fluctating, but I'm not sure.

I get occasional PMS, because I still have ovaries, and yes, some women are very aware of libido increases and decreases in response to their hormones. I've never noticed a particular rhythm myself, but I know many women do.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/3/2006 10:00:15 AM

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I think every woman that cycles still goes into "heat", or at least, the human physiological equivalent. I know when I am midcycle every month because my sex drive goes into overdrive, I'm constantly wet, I orgasm more easily as well as have multiples more easily. There is also a change in the taste and consistency of my natural lubrication (or so Master tells me). Some women may be more in tune with this than others. I thinks it's just the bodies natural changes to insure conception. I don't think it's anything to do with being a slave or not.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/3/2006 12:10:46 PM

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this girl reacts the same way to her "heat", she too, has ripped the clothes off of a couple of vanilla men in her life.this girl gets rather aggressive while in "heat" she wants sex at any and all times of the day and night, and constantly, she has to concentrate on not siinking her nails or teeth into her Master at this time(a completely unacceptable action, she knows). her body and emotions are both much more sensitive and it is harder for her to hold a thought (that doesnt have to do with sex) in her head.

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/5/2006 3:31:59 AM

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When I have PMS (for me, 1 week before blood) I can't decide how to feel and am equally needing him and desire repelling him in the same breath. I want hims o badly, yet i can't stand him. It's funny...so long as I'm not having the PMS lol

He's getting more and more accustomed to it and doesn't take it personally any longer. The unfortunate part is that my sex drive is rather high at my 'normal' phase, and so when it goes up dramatically, even at his age (mid 20s) he...can't keep up. Then I get frustrated, not with HIM, but with IT, and toys won't satisfy me, he calls it my terrible twos stage, beyond brattiness aparently...can't say I disagree, it's miserable at points, poor guy

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RE: Human Female Heat - 6/5/2006 8:16:14 AM

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i sooo go into heat thats probably the only time i get impatient with one of my Doms techniques. He likes to leave me anticipating and my tolerance of that is not as high the week that i ovulate. lol

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