[CnC militant]

Queen of the Pack, on 31 October 2009 - 11:25 PM, said:

......you people (not all) must have a master desire to just critize EVERYTHING.

it's kinda like going to a wiccan/muslim/any other religion website and having the christian fanaticals slaughter you.

you obviously come to this forum looking for SOMETHING, be it supernatural or enlightenment or are you all here just to pick on poor preople who want answers that they OBVIOUSLY don't feel they can share in there real life for fear of persecution. thank you those who sent me encourage messages and others (like ookani and psiwolf) but the rest of you need to seriously figure out why you're on here, and if you're all on here just to persecute people (whether it be due to religious differences, such as problems due to the "satantic nature" of wiccan [ -_- ] or people who are followed by spirits, or people who think they're wolves or vampires).

it's people like you who end up starting wars or such due to a lack of life, other than sitting around hurting people THROUGH THE INTERNET!

GET

A

LIFE.

The words wiccan and Muslim should never be used in the same sentence.LOL's

[Paul Noise]

CnC militant, on 02 November 2009 - 02:36 PM, said:

The words wiccan and Muslim should never be used in the same sentence.LOL's

But...But, you just did. This is so confusing.

[Queen of the Pack]

CnC militant, on 02 November 2009 - 03:36 PM, said:

The words wiccan and Muslim should never be used in the same sentence.LOL's

XD this is true, my bad XD

[Cassandra.]

If you are still looking for opinions, then here are my two cents on this situation,

You've went into 'heat'?
Not sure if I understand that,
You mean you had your period?

I too also wake up with scratches and bruises on my legs and arms; you are not alone there.
As someone stated, you would not know if you had MPD (Multi-personality disorder) however, I doubt you do.
People will avoid anything that is different, or 'weird' to them.
For years, when I did attend school, I was left out, and no one wanted to look at me, because they thought I was a freak.

Forming a 'pack' with your friends is also not unusual. Many people seem to do that with their friends.
If you do infact have your period, then that may be why you feel dizzy.
Once you feel dizzy, a few days after that, do you end up 'going in heat'?
Depending on the age you got your period, and the age you are now, your period may not be 'regular' now. It will probably be out of whack.

Like I said, it all depends on your age when you got it, and how old you are now.
'I don't cut or any of that emo stuff' to be honest, that is very ignorant of you, to say such a thing as that.
It is not 'emo', any anyone doing such a thing does infact have some sort of a problem, which needs to be checked out if possible.

I think you are infact normal, if you are a teenager, then this could POSSIBLY have something to do with puberty?
I wouldn't worry about it much, to be honest. Doesn't seem too serious to me. Feel better soon.

[Queen of the Pack]

er, no, i got my period around nine years old. I'm almost 20 now. it's almost a mirror or period, and on the second week after every period i go into heat. I try to avoid most people at that point. I'm sorry about the 'emo' comment, but i just wanted to clairfy that i'm not cutting myself, i'm not that kind of young angsty teenager who thinks the world is out to get me, and such. I've been through with puberty for awhile now, so it isn't about that, and i'm too young to be going through metapause (it would be my luck for it to happen though, wouldn't it?) I'm just worried because i'm not the only person i know with similar problems and it seems to be effecting my anger control alot.

[HerNibs]

Queen of the Pack, on 03 November 2009 - 10:46 AM, said:

er, no, i got my period around nine years old. I'm almost 20 now. it's almost a mirror or period, and on the second week after every period i go into heat. I try to avoid most people at that point. I'm sorry about the 'emo' comment, but i just wanted to clairfy that i'm not cutting myself, i'm not that kind of young angsty teenager who thinks the world is out to get me, and such. I've been through with puberty for awhile now, so it isn't about that, and i'm too young to be going through metapause (it would be my luck for it to happen though, wouldn't it?) I'm just worried because i'm not the only person i know with similar problems and it seems to be effecting my anger control alot.

Sounds like you have these sypmtoms during ovulation - see an OB/GYN.

Ovulation

No. It ISN'T menopause.

Nibs

[Sweetpumper]

HerNibs, on 03 November 2009 - 05:52 PM, said:

see an OB/GYN.

Or the vet.

[Paranormalcy]

Ok this is really getting some snide remarks in here, I would appreciate it if everyone could tone it down a little with the wisecracks, Queen of the Pack only has 7 posts here, let's show her a little consideration, please.

[Psiwolf]

The world is a cold cruel place when someone tries to reach out for help and answers and the only replies they get are snide comments and insults. This forum site has more skeptics and people looking to make fun of the kinds of people who are really serious about this stuff than I've seen anywhere else. Those of us who come here looking for answers and help like Queen of the Pack and myself live exceptional and extraordinary lives and we are met with people who have nothing better to do with their lives than ridicule others. Have a little consideration and compassion people.

[Arden]

Psiwolf, on 03 November 2009 - 09:04 PM, said:

The world is a cold cruel place when someone tries to reach out for help and answers and the only replies they get are snide comments and insults. This forum site has more skeptics and people looking to make fun of the kinds of people who are really serious about this stuff than I've seen anywhere else. Those of us who come here looking for answers and help like Queen of the Pack and myself live exceptional and extraordinary lives and we are met with people who have nothing better to do with their lives than ridicule others. Have a little consideration and compassion people.

Honestly when you come onto a forum that you know have skeptics on it, you shouldn't be too suprise by some of the answers you get. If you're asking for "help" you should know that most people will use common sense and reasoning before jumping onto the paranormal band wagon. We are all not doctors and asking random people on a forum for help is like asking a random person on the street if they know how to build a car. You're not gonna get a correction answer but people will direct to seek a person who specialize in what you're asking ie a doctor, auto mechanic.
Seriously,if real help is what you want, seeking a professional is what you should do. If Queen of the Pack had not seek professional help prior to posting about being "special" then that pretty much sounds like she's looking for attention. If she had already seen a doctor, a psychiatrist, have video proof that she isn't giving herself those scratches, then the claims of being "exceptional" and "living extraordinary life" would be a little more valid.
The things I've posted aren't direct shots at anyone but are what I believe are logical reasoning and answers. I have notice though, if you present reasoning and logic to people, especially people who feel they are special and it does not fit their beliefs, they'll ignore it and or get offended no matter how much sense it makes.
I like to believe every story everyone tells but the truth of the matter is that most of them truely are nothing more then just stories.

This post has been edited by Arden: 04 November 2009 - 04:31 PM

[Corp]

Well said

[Paul Noise]

Hello Queen of the Pack (Heretofore to be adressed as QP)

Welcome to UM.

You have an interesting story here, and all joking aside, you really haven't answered any of the legitimate questions that have been asked. Have you seen a physician about your symptoms? This isn't an indictment, just a question to address the more mundane explanations. If you have, great. If not, you might want to consider it. You have mentioned this has been happening for around ten years, but haven't had the question addressed by a medical professional. This does raise questions, as I'm sure you can understand.

The pack thing is very understandable, as a closely knit group of friends can feel more like family than actual blood relatives, depending on the person. Pack is a word closely associated with groups of people who feel out of synch with societal norms and the use of the word in your case I am sure does not denote the actual belief that you have some sort of wolf DNA or spirit in you.

A point that I would like to address, from a perspective of creating understanding, is that you have made this post at an incredibly inconvenient time for you being that a certain literary series will be releasing a film based on the subject of werewolves quite soon, and such synchronicity does tend to bring out the fervor of a skeptic mind. Whether or not this has anything to do with what you have posted, I can't say, but for your understanding, this is something that draws the ire of people. Especially those of us that are scientifically inclined.

I am not a physician, but certain things do stand out to me and I would be remiss if i didn't mention them. You have mentioned this started at puberty and has continued to this day. This does correspond to the ovulation cycle. It would also seem that you have more male friends than female, or possibly no females that you are in close contact with. As the males will not understand this happening in you, it can come as an oddity that seems to lack an explanation. Were you to be around more females, I would think you may find your experiences a little more common. As someone with some knowledge in the medical field and in chemistry and biology, I can say with some confidence (and not a little apprehension) that what you are experiencing sounds relatively normal.

I hope that the more rough edged responses you have recieved have not put you off of seeking your answers, and/or seeking friendship here. I assure you that while the comments may be acidic at times, most are made with your best interest at heart. Please understand that with a situation such as you have presented here, there is always, and I do mean always, going to be responses that feel quite assaultive. Learn to take the good with the bad, and let the small stuff slide, laugh at the good natured jokes, laugh at yourself a little, and I promise you will find more friends than enemies.

Best wishes to you and yours.

Paul

ETA: Spelling corrections.

This post has been edited by Paul Noise: 04 November 2009 - 05:43 PM

[Sweetpumper]

Psiwolf, on 04 November 2009 - 05:04 AM, said:

The world is a cold cruel place when someone tries to reach out for help and answers and the only replies they get are snide comments and insults. This forum site has more skeptics and people looking to make fun of the kinds of people who are really serious about this stuff than I've seen anywhere else. Those of us who come here looking for answers and help like Queen of the Pack and myself live exceptional and extraordinary lives and we are met with people who have nothing better to do with their lives than ridicule others. Have a little consideration and compassion people.

You don't come to a paranormal forum if you have serious issues and need help. And we all live exceptional and extraordinary lives. Well, some of us.

[Moonie2012]

Arden, on 04 November 2009 - 10:28 AM, said:

I have notice though, if you present reasoning and logic to people, especially people who feel they are special and it does not fit their beliefs, they'll ignore it and or get offended no matter how much sense it makes.

This x 1000!

When reasoning, logic, and common sense are met with accusations of persecution and cries of "GET A LIFE", one wonders why.

This post has been edited by Moonie2012: 04 November 2009 - 06:17 PM

[HerNibs]

Sweetpumper, on 04 November 2009 - 10:58 AM, said:

You don't come to a paranormal forum if you have serious issues and need help. And we all live exceptional and extraordinary lives. Well, some of us.

I agree.

I also think that many of the werewolf/vampire posters say that they come here for "help" and "understanding". I call BS on that. It seems (IMHO) that many of them come here expecting validation of their "specialness" rather than honest RATIONAL answers. When a mundane answer is presented by a skeptic you may see the "you don't have an open mind", "you can't prove I'm not", "if you're going to be mean don't answer", etc.

I think that individuals receive all kinds of great help and reasonable answers, just not usually the one they wanted.

Nibs