Full Moon Madness

Top 2. Jan 6, 2003 8:35 PM

» abbee - Re: Full Moon

In response to message posted by jerrib:

Yes Jerri,

I used to be on a chat program for awhile and everytime we had weirdos in messing around and playing up it was a fall moon. It started becoming a joke after awhile.

-- posted by abbee

Top 3. Mar 13, 2006 4:14 AM

» rosebudsmore - Full Moon

In response to Full Moon posted by jerrib:

i woke this morning feel so guilty and ashame of my behavior last night. I am in the 4th year of menopause and not taking meds. because of adverse
side affect, so you can amagine whats mood swings i go through, and last night during the full moon it got so bad i thought hair would start growing from my face. My husband, bless his heart, was in the line of fire...need i say anymore...oddly enough, this morning i feel normal.

-- posted by rosebudsmore

Top 4. Mar 13, 2006 1:31 PM

» biogardener - to Rosetta

Rosetta, the proverb says that knowledge is power, and you can use the knowledge you have to your advantage. The full moon does not affect my own emotions, but I do keep track of when it occurs so I can stay out of the firing line of people who have a problem at that time of the month. I have a calendar on the wall which shows the new and full moon days. You and your husband could do the same thing. Then both of you could make up your minds not to engage in any kind of stressful activity at that time. You could instead plan the kind of activities which you know will relax you the most. If necessary, your husband may adopt a defensive attitude of not responding to your lousy moods and maybe leaving the room or the house when things get really bad.

You could also do something for yourself which I find helpful when I am upset with someone. I write an email to that person and save it in draft. Then I look at it again the next day and then delete it without ever letting the other person see it. It helps my mental health without upsetting anyone else. Try it.

-- posted by biogardener