[the_only_one]

skirts? dark jeans skirt=great way to hide the "fat"...but can't help the abdomiinal fat! with the types of blousers/t-shirts i wear...

[nooni]

Originally Posted by Caramel_Candy

They are rude...I told them from day one No guys allowed...and what does one of them do..brings 2 of them over and has them spend the night

Finding another room mate is not a problem...there's a hijabi girl I know whose room mate didnt show up so I can dorm with her, alh. Talking isn't going to work...we all signed a sheet assigning our chores and they aren't doing any of them...

wow. if thats the case, then you have every reason to move out

[Timbit]

Why screw up your system like that?

If your period comes on your wedding (and it doesn't have to if you know your cycle), then it's not like it lasts that long anyway. A week max. And it's not like it's really going to kill the fun. You don't have to have intercourse right away.

Sumiyia: Damn. I dunno what I would do if my period came once every 3 weeks. As it is, mine's every 32 days, haha. I figure that means on average, I menstruate less than most people?

[heba]

im on the pill and my cycle is mucho predictable. three weeks of hormone pills, then there are 7 sugar pills (which i dont bother taking). anyway my pack starts on thursdays, so the first sunday of the sugar pills is when i get my period. cramps and bleeding has gone waaay down too.

spectacular.

[MossadConspiracy]

if you dont smoke or have lupus or a few other conditions then theres no point having a monthly cycle, and ovulating alot increases the risk of ovarian cancer and puts a lady through pain and bleeding. Just take oral contraceptives continuously, theres a form that has gaps for 4 bleeds per year and a new one is coming out that is used all year round without any periods or with one period per year.

save yourselves the hassle

ws

[zzze]

asslamau alakum

the cat is playing fetch with itself...it swipes the bottle top with its paw then chases it...catches it...then does it again...

[ChotooMotoo]

Originally Posted by MossadConspiracy

if you dont smoke or have lupus or a few other conditions then theres no point having a monthly cycle, and ovulating alot increases the risk of ovarian cancer and puts a lady through pain and bleeding. Just take oral contraceptives continuously, theres a form that has gaps for 4 bleeds per year and a new one is coming out that is used all year round without any periods or with one period per year.

save yourselves the hassle

ws

No, don't take BC pills continuously. It can seriously mess your system up. I was just fine until I hit about 16, got an ovarian cyst and my doctor gave me depo-provera shots. My period has never been the same since

[farah]

ah, islamicans passing out medical advice as if their opinions mattered. FPH is back

[iTz_NoT_Me_iTzZu]

I cannot sleep. I'm gonna be dead at school tomorrow

[zzze]

assalam alaykum

I have to have a blood test. I hate blooD.HATE blood.

[Songbird]

Originally Posted by MossadConspiracy

if you dont smoke or have lupus or a few other conditions then theres no point having a monthly cycle, and ovulating alot increases the risk of ovarian cancer and puts a lady through pain and bleeding.

Yeah, why accept what Allah swt has given all to women and go the way of a chemical that will alter what Allah has ordained.

This would have to be your most stupid and ill-thought post to date. Bravo champ. You've taken stupidity to a whole new level.

[Timbit]

Originally Posted by heba

im on the pill and my cycle is mucho predictable. three weeks of hormone pills, then there are 7 sugar pills (which i dont bother taking). anyway my pack starts on thursdays, so the first sunday of the sugar pills is when i get my period. cramps and bleeding has gone waaay down too.

spectacular.

But that's not a real period, is it?
I mean, why are you on the pill? To regulate your cycle?

Mossad:

What do you mean, there's no point in having a monthly cycle? Let's just get rid of it entirely? It's a natural process and I highly doubt that ovulating once a month is considered "a lot" and is going to increase your risk of getting ovarian cancer. the vast majority of women ovulate so I think more of us would have ovarian cancer then if that's all it took.

I don't go through much pain during that time of the month and I don't think it's that big a hassle. If I don't have to take birth control pills continuously, then why would I? If anything, it's jacking yourself up on extra hormones unnecessarily that's gonna put you at risk.

Please don't tell me you're becoming a doctor.

[Songbird]

Originally Posted by Timbit

Mossad: Ew, why? What do you mean, there's no point in having a monthly cycle? Let's just get rid of it entirely? It's a natural process and I highly doubt that ovulating once a month is considered "a lot" and puts you at a risk for ovarian cancer.

Sis, this guy doesn't know Islam at all, so you should be doing your utmost to ignore his idiotic ramblings, let alone even seriously consider his 'medical' [read: inane] advice.

There's barakah in menstruating, just as there's barakat in the pain we endure when we give birth. Every pain we endure expiates our sins and Allah swt tells us so Himself.

Allah swt places hardships on women for a reason and we should never try to alter His plans, let alone take on this arrogant stance of "No thanks Allah, I don't really want to have a period".

[PhDGirl]

If anyone has questions about the various kinds of pills and ovulation, you might want to consult your physician rather than relying on random Islamica posters.

[MossadConspiracy]

Originally Posted by Songbird

Yeah, why accept what Allah swt has given all to women and go the way of a chemical that will alter what Allah has ordained.

This would have to be your most stupid and ill-thought post to date. Bravo champ. You've taken stupidity to a whole new level.

salam

OCP's are actually just human hormones like the kind that Allah made and like I said, its protective against ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, possibly breast cancer, and all the other negative results of ovulation and unopposed estrogen. The way Allah created women, they were supposed to get married young and crank out babies throughout their fertile life, as women did for tens of thousands of years of human history until we reached the modern age. Thats how their bodies and their hormones are structured. The number of ovulations in a 'modern' woman's lifetime is many times greater than the number that our ancestors used to have, which is why we need to watch out for their negative effects.

However, that recommendation does not apply to women who smoke or women over 35 because advanced age carries a risk of thrombotic disease which might exceed the benefits from stopping ovulation and unopposed estrogen. Actually hormone based contraceptives are generally not given to women who are over 35 unless they insist on it and are informed of the risks and benefits. I thought i mentioned the age factor in the first post

ws