bobbie (imported) wrote: Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:27 am You should stay at 100mg for longer then a month. That is not long enough to really get to know the effects on you body or mind. You may need to increase your dose some. Give yourself some time to get the feeling on just how your body is doing.

Dana Lane (imported) wrote: Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:14 am I am going to take your advice. I want to make sure I do this right. In your opinion how long before I should drop down to 50mg per day?

Dana Lane (imported) wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2009 8:00 am Got some serious sweats last night! Sweated pretty bad all night long. Perhaps it is starting to kick in now.

One thing I adore since I have started lowering my T levels is how much calmer I am now. I used to get angry a lot especially when driving. I would say close to road rage. Now I just drive down the road and don't even pay attention to all the other idiots out there. I think I am a lot more patient than I used to be as well.

I'm seeing some pigmentation changes on my arms and back of shoulders as well. And it seems there is a layer of fat growing under pretty much all of my skin. Even the really thin skin on my wrists.

Loving it so far!

Jean Op den Kamp (imported) wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2009 8:24 am If there is one thing I sure recognize, it's those changes you notice on the road. And those changes started far more early then any changes in my libido

Do you really think you are just loving it

you are sold

I warned you, you hang on it

(it's just great)

loveUall

Dana Lane (imported) wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2009 2:30 am I did the herbs Evanscense and Feminol for a couple of months before starting Siterone so I had a small jump start I think.

I am really beginning to understand what you are saying about never wanting to turn back. I believe I am already at that point. I have never felt so content before. By content I am talking about how the calm makes me feel. I haven't gotten truly angry since I started getting the 'calm'. It is amazing.

Jean Op den Kamp (imported) wrote: Wed Jul 15, 2009 12:15 am I killed a lot of aggression myself, even before I started androcur. Most important to me is that the low T kills fear, a part of fear that was not easy to reach for myself. I am turning in to some-one I have known long years ago, to long ago...

About the aggression, I had to fight it, now the fight is for free.

It is a habituating drug if you like those side effects....

About the libido.....

fuck the libido

(Who cares about it)

loveUall

Dana Lane (imported) wrote: Wed Jul 15, 2009 2:09 am The other day I almost got in a fight with a racists guy at this bar I frequent. He had made a horribly racist statement to one of the waitresses there and I couldn't hold back. The altercation didn't raise any weird fear feeling at all. Usually I will kind of shake a bit but that never happened. I don't like to fight at all, btw. But I can't stand by and let a poor girl be treated like that.