In sync
Based on this individual’s theory, it appears that he is oblivious to ovulation and the menstrual cycle’s complexities. If his belief were correct, there would only be one day each month when people would be born. Assuming that every woman began their period on the 15th and ovulated precisely two weeks before, there would be only twelve days each year when people would be born. The reality is that ovulation and the menstrual cycle are not so predictable, and women experience variations in their menstrual cycles due to various factors, such as stress and hormonal changes.
Perhaps I am overthinking this situation more than the individual involved ever did. He could be taken aback when his ex-girlfriend began her period on an unexpected date, such as the 9th or the 21st. Some individuals lack basic knowledge about menstrual health and reproductive biology, leading to misunderstandings and misconceptions. The need to continue the conversation and educate individuals about reproductive health is higher than ever. By doing so, we can eliminate the stigmas surrounding menstruation and promote better understanding and awareness of women’s health.
