Stress does not sway blue.

[atomic sagebrush]

Stress does not sway blue.

Stress does not sway blue.

Stress does not sway blue.

Also, stress does not sway blue.

And always keep in mind, stress. does. not. sway. blue.

I am working on an essay on this guys, but it's a pretty in depth type of thing and taking me awhile.

Maternal condition is what sways, and your condition can absolutely decline under stress depending on a variety of different variables.

[Little Lunasa]

Stress does not sway blue.

Stress does not sway blue.

Stress does not sway blue.

Also, stress does not sway blue.

And always keep in mind, stress. does. not. sway. blue.

Lol




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[Dana-Alicia]

Oh really. So... You're saying stress does not sway blue? Hmm lol! Glad we got that cleared out of the way!

[mommymachine]

I think I'm pickin up what your putting down atomic.
Also, if (God willing) this little girl joins us safe and sounds and healthy in November, DH and I will be starting a blue sway in 2015 sometime. So information like this is great and really easy to understand

[rainbowflower]

lol agree

as a few studies have suggested, stress could sway pink

[Kittybear]

That's good news for me!! I know that my mum was very stressed with work/ personal life when she conceived me, and I'm definitely all girl x x x

[Cauliflower]

I need to stress more
Does being depressive and sad sway pink??? just wondering....

[atomic sagebrush]

I think that it can to some extent BUT that having been said, I personally find that many (most??) moms of all girls are generally laid back sorts. I think it's risky to read too much into the whole "I feel this way or that way so my sway will therefore succeed/fail" because while there are def. trends, I think it's much more about the way you personally handle stress/upset that does the swaying.

I know it's complicated, I am working on an essay that I think will really help but can never find a minute to finish the darn thing. :s

[The Anchor]

I LOVE how you don't mince words Atomic . Just so I'm clear...lol, jk.

So the stress = testosterone thing is bunk?

[atomic sagebrush]

If you're the type of person who thrives on challenges AND you are otherwise in good physical condition then moderate stress (particularly if it is a challenge/competition that you succeed at) can raise T levels. But the grinding, overall, day in-day out exhausting "I got 2 hours of sleep last night and the kids never stop fighting" that most of us deal with sways pink, not blue. I get so many messages from people convinced that their sway will fail because of stuff like this and it just does not happen that way. (good essay a-comin'!)