I believe it was an opinion based on a bad hormonal day for her...yep, it happens and sometimes it just doesn't make sense

The lease period was not over, mid-term M decided to move out to satisfy her hormonal and social needs leaving L left by herself to pay all the expenses of the lease.

26 year old living the rat-race dream currently in the hormonal-weathered state of Kansas (Kansas City specifically).

Those hormones man!!

Too hormonal with what I’ve got.

I know life shouldn't be that way - but people still think of pregnant women as high-maintenance hormone-poisoned humans.  

I think the best approach is to assume that the ENTIRE scenario was fueled by emotions/hormones, and make the conscious decision to block that out.

Animals (horses, dogs etc) can smell it because when we are afraid of something, our body produce a hormon of fear and these animals become aggressive toward it (they sense this fear)Houses or any business can't sense our fear, so it's all in our head.

(some one actually called me to offer this)Just like all fruit, it is more sweet and it taste best when it matures at God's intended cycle, once we accelerate the process with hormones and non natural stuff, fruit will not taste as sweet.  

Then as he is leaving he commiserates that his pregnant significant other is going through a lot of emotions & her hormones are creating unbearable moods that are getting really tough to live with.He didn't send in his application, so we think he just needed someone to talk to.