Wow. I feel like this article had me in its sights and laid out all my struggles. Everything new felt like a threat hanging over me, and I felt completely unable to deal with it, even though a year ago it would have been almost second nature. Maybe I am not broken? This gives me so much hope. Thanks!
Well done! I really love when authors can take the science and rework the vernacular to make it accessible to the people who actually need it! As an artist and someone on the flipside of menopause, there is a certain comfort and joy in seeing information presented that you knew deep down, but weren’t really able to grasp onto because you were too busy resisting! And as a gal with low to no oestrogen the ability to roll with it has definitely decreased. Thanks for the mirror and a bit of an “oh riiight” reminder.
Good explanation re predators etc., but why are men less prone to this problem than women? Testosterone?
Also, while I really appreciate this article, I find material with all short sentences hard to read. Is it an AI tic? Or your own writing preference?
Cheers.
a reminder I needed right now! thank you ✨️
Wow. I feel like this article had me in its sights and laid out all my struggles. Everything new felt like a threat hanging over me, and I felt completely unable to deal with it, even though a year ago it would have been almost second nature. Maybe I am not broken? This gives me so much hope. Thanks!
Well done! I really love when authors can take the science and rework the vernacular to make it accessible to the people who actually need it! As an artist and someone on the flipside of menopause, there is a certain comfort and joy in seeing information presented that you knew deep down, but weren’t really able to grasp onto because you were too busy resisting! And as a gal with low to no oestrogen the ability to roll with it has definitely decreased. Thanks for the mirror and a bit of an “oh riiight” reminder.
Interesting! TY!