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It's hormonal, not physical. The egg would still leave your ovaries when your tubes are tied, they just don't get past the tied fallopian tubes.
You still generate the corpus luteum and will still get your period.
Apparently you were misinformed. I would suggest talking to the Doctor Who did your tubal ligation.
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