I love hormonal people. Really. I do. I’m not being
sarcastic.
You want evidence? I voluntarily taught toddler and middle
school girls in my past professional life. Oh yeah… middle school girls. Yup.
I’m a glutton for hormonal punishment.
Did you know that the hormonal influxes of a toddler are the
same (in relative size) as those for a teenager? I read that somewhere and I
totally believe it. One minute happy,
the next in turmoil. A moment of perfection, then WHAM… total and utter devastation.
And no, it’s not all women. I know plenty of women that are emotionally stable.
I just don’t happen to be one of them. Wait, very few of my close friends are
either. Hmmm… I wonder if that means something.
So, why do I love hormonal people? I’m so glad you asked.
1- You
never wonder where you stand with them. Really. This is huge. None of this “I’m
fine” BS, followed by a passive aggressive consequence later, when you least
expect it. Why wait when you could inform that person of your feelings right
now? And while being the recipient of a hormonal person’s monologue may not be
fun… at least you know what they think. It’s better than the alternative.
2- Their
emotion is a driving force unlike no other. Think about an untimed race. Do you
hurry? No way... why would you rush? It’s not like there’s a reason. You’d take
your time. But emotions are high stake and provide a fantastic incentive to a
finish line, even if that finish line is only in your head. Hormonal/emotional people are capable of
achieving huge goals when they are driven by their desires. I’ve both seen it
and experienced it.
3- They
make you feel more comfortable in your current, fabulous, flawed state. They
are REAL. They flip out over events that don’t warrant the time and attention.
They cry like hell at sappy movies. They make bad choices and have to apologize
for them later. It’s much easier to be happy, just the way you are, when you
are with them.
4- They
say the funniest things. And if they have sense of humor to appreciate it, you
can tease them about it later. That’s so much fun… as long as you are willing
to be teased back at some later point.
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