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@lexidawn Only a test can tell you whether you’re pregnant or not. If you’re using your pill correctly, you’re protected.

@mlm146 You’re not pregnant. You can start your pills whenever you want, but if they were prescribed as treatment for your cysts then sooner may be better than later. If you start off your period, you need to wait 7 full days before it’s effective and if you start on the first day of your...

@smf06 I can’t even understand why anyone would think a digital is more reliable than a line test in the first place but 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@coffee1066 You’ve been told this by multiple different people already. Please speak to someone about your anxiety.

@sycarton It’s just your skin pigment then. You are not pregnant.

@snowlico You’re not pregnant. From the “1-2 weeks” you keep saying i’m gonna guess it was a digital you took. Which are dogshit.

@adthrive23 You’re late because you ovulated late. A test is accurate two weeks after sex and definitive after three.

@sycarton It’s called a happy trail. Not pregnancy related.

@sycarton You’re not pregnant.

@zobers If the condom broke then there is a chance of pregnancy.

@mcutah Please reread everything you’ve been told and speak to a professional about your anxiety and paranoia.

@mcutah You’ve been told you can’t get pregnant from your ass

@nysia Implantation bleeding isn’t a thing. If you used condoms correctly, you do not need to worry about pregnancy. It’s normal to spot before a period.

@mattbr If you’re using condoms correctly, you do not need to worry about pregnancy. Take a test if you’re concerned.

@thanksmom Pregnancy isn’t the only thing that can cause a late period.

@thanksmom Because you ovulated late or haven’t already ovulated yet. See your doctor if you’re worried.

@thanksmom You’re not pregnant

@yendys it’s up to you. If your period is late due to pregnancy, a test will be positive.

@yendys You can get pregnant yes. It sounds like this wrist temp is not reliable, so if you’re using this as a method of birth control, I highly suggest you start taking your temps and tracking them yourself. A test is accurate two weeks after sex and definitive after three.

@tonylogan If you don’t trust your IUD, use pullout or condoms with it. Taking a Plan B when you’re on a method of birth control that is eons more effective isn’t going to do anything but cause irregularities and hormonal side effects.