y does my mood change so much???
597392
you need to get.... \n\nuhhh what everyone else said... your hormones are eating you out... umm i mean up!
470838
Well the weather has great effect on the human mind...\n\nFor example when the moon is full it has been proven that humans have more mood swings...Your more likly to run into someone grumpy and irritated on a full moon...Whats really funny is that its not actually the moon...the moon changes the tides of the ocean...And thats what causes the mood swings...\n\nNow lets take your example...When it is bad weather outside...Most of the time humans feel bored,sad, or even lonly....The feel stuck inside,helpless, or even sleepy.....There are the occasional few that love the rain and want to go and play in it...But most rather not...Those fellings are because of the decision of staying inside...\n\nIn conclusion the weather effects the desicions that a human may make...And depending on the decision you make will set your mood and thought process...\n\nSo go play in the rain...Youll see what i mean...
988486
Well that is normal. It happens to me too. i just had it twice in the past month. I think it is your body changing. With me when that happens to me the week i have it like you having it now, the next month (july) you'll have it about the same time as you have it now. It happens to me. I also think it might be your diet, fitness, or stress level. Your body is probably getting mixed messages.
579590
ya i feel that loads of times but its not true and you most certainly are not ugly even though i have not seen you before. Its easy to feel unhappy but try smiling and see what a big difference it makes!
965784
I don't think there's anything "wrong" with you in terms of like being crazy or something like that.\n\nThe rapid changing of your mood suggests that there is something chemical going on, for sure.  To go from something called "mania" (which can feel like happiness, or too much energy, or anger/rage, can't sleep, or can't stop moving) to something called "depression" (which can feel like sadness, but not always - can be low energy, loss of appetite, irritable) is definitely chemical - like your serotonin levels are off or keep cycling low to high.  People who have bipolar disease have this happen but their cycles are usually days or weeks or even months long.  If it's happening in the course of a day for you, it is probably something else.  But this is very treatable, usually with a medication.  Your regular doctor will probably be able to help you with it.
882806
there has been hormonal changes since the time you first conceived so yes it very might contribute to your moods and just think 9 months of this for your man ha ha
702583
Sure !!!!!!!!!!\nBecause it varies the flow rate of blood to brain and any little change in the brain will affect on mood, isn't it?
601018
Ah now I get the question, thanks for changing it.  When you do something you know is right it's sometimes like dieing to be re-born.  They call it the dieing stage.  You can feel totally flat for a while but all of a sudden you will rise and feel stronger.  Each time this happens you feel yourself getting stronger and stronger.  Trust me it is worth it.  Keep at it.x
336561
yeah, it depends on your mood!
218229
i like spending time alone but it really depends on my mood!! what about u?!?
159720
Happiness is a state of mind, not the state where you reside.  Trust me, when I used to have clinical depression, I used to think all kinds of things might be the answer to feeling happier: changing jobs, moving somewhere else, etc. I found out the hard way that, if you aren't already a happy person, changing environments won't make you happier for long.  Try to really nail down what it is that is making you unhappy first.  Extreme, non-specific unhappiness might be a sign of depression and there are so many medical interventions for that.  If it really is where you live that's got you down, narrow down what things an ideal living environment should have for you, (warmer climate maybe, or closer to an ocean, whatever seems ideal to you) then do a little research and figure out a place that seems to offer those things. Good luck to you!
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i did one:\ndo colors affect your mood/behavior
143848
Try exercising...it really does make a chemical difference in your brain, which affects your moods. Stick with fresh, whole foods (no processed or fast foods). Start thinking about your life goals and what your purpose on earth is - and find strength in your chosen religion. Ask a doctor about a prescription for an anti-depressant like Zoloft. Try acupuncture. Watch funny movies and take meticulous care of yourself. I hope you feel better soon. The important thing to remember is: You can eventually start to feel better.
912678
It changes their mood. \n\nThis article talks about this.
908894
It depends on my mood, but there are times when I will look at alot in the course of a day.  :)
378019
lately, over the past 3 months, I hve been pretty paranoid and panicing about nothing. I am going through a lot of change, new job, moved out of my home town. I am happy and the changes are good, but I think it just threw off my perceptions. Maybe the same thing is happening to you. I wonder if my birth control is messing with me too. It is hormones afterall.
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That's really a personal thing. Everyone is different. I think most do, but not all admit it. How many times in a given time period also depends on when the mood hits them.