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By 1want2know | Dec 05, 2012

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is it normal...

Is it normal to be more sexually attracted to men when your in the ovulation part of your cycle?
It's just one of those questions I've wanted to know the answer to,
But It was to awkward to ask anyone. I'm really curious about it.

Tags: is it normal?, Ovulation, female sexual health

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vivek755

Dec 06, 2012

Ya babes its nrmal...

sammy73

Dec 06, 2012

To: 1want2know

The extent probably varies a lot between one woman and another, but I believe this is a fairly common experience - I'm sure I've read about it at some point, and I have witnessed it in past relationships that she's been more horny at that point in the cycle.

1want2know

Dec 06, 2012

To: vivek755, sammy75

Thanks, that helps a lot.

NOHARD

Dec 06, 2012

To: 1want2know

Hi 2Know, Its because your hormones are raging, and you want it, so just go grab your boyfriend and take him, just tell him you need it.
Good Luck

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