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@talfonso Look, everything in my last reply still applies. Re-read what I wrote, it answers your questions. Apps are notoriously inaccurate for predicting ovulation. Unless you’re tracking ovulation with temping, flo’s dates and predictions are pretty meaningless.

@talfonso Ok this is very unclear, so I’ll just say this: dry humping does not cause pregnancy. If his penis was inside of you WITHOUT a condom on, there is a chance of pregnancy. If his penis was inside of you WITH a condom on the entire time and the open end of the condom stayed outside of...

@talfonso If you’re having sex, you can write out penis and vagina. Was he wearing a condom when his penis was inside of you? As long as the open end of the condom stayed outside of you and he wore a condom the entire time you had penis in vagina sex, you’re likely protected. If you’re...

@ulrich This is an anxiety issue, not a pregnancy one. Please read this article: https://www.scarleteen.com/read/feelings/youre-not-pregnant-why-do-you-think-you-are

@oort7 I do see a line on the top test in the 2nd pic. However, like the other commenter said, it could be that your urine was diluted. A test will be mostly accurate 2 weeks after the last time you had sex and definitive after 3 weeks. I would retest tomorrow morning and according to that...

@oort7 Could you post pictures to r/lineporn?

@rocnas46 Yes, you had lots of unprotected sex, which is how pregnancies occur. Sperm can live for up to 5 days and the earliest ovulation has been recording happening is 8 days since the start of your period. You’ll have to test in 14-21 days to confirm whether you’re pregnant or not.

@moof44 Because that is an evap/invalid test. That is not what a positive blue dye test would look like— the line is too thin and too dark.

@regmer Why are you always trying to pull people into chats?

@wiseracoon I’m not sure where you read this, but it is fundamentally incorrect. A fetus cannot survive the shedding of the uterine lining. That’s just not how pregnancy works. The uterine lining sheds if and only if an egg hasn’t been fertilized. I would suggest learning more about pregnancy...

@bux72 If you’ve missed pills and haven’t taken the correct steps according to your pill’s brochure on what to do after a missed pill, your pill won’t be as effective. If the bleeding was due to pregnancy, a test would be positive.

@bux72 Were you correctly taking the birth control pills/doubling up on the doses after a missed pill while this hook up happened?

@anonymousduck Implantation bleeding is a misnomer, there’s more info in the automod. If you used a condom the entire time you had sex and it did not break(you would notice), there was essentially no risk of pregnancy. The yuzpe was unnecessary and will likely disrupt your cycle. A delayed...

@engineer995 Got it! I just asked because it can take a few months for your cycle to regulate after stopping birth control. It can also take up to a year for a couple to conceive and that’s considered a totally normal timeline. Ttc sometimes feels like a lot of waiting! In that case, I would...

@engineer995 So if your symptoms were due to pregnancy, a pregnancy test would be positive. If the last time you had unprotected sex was 11/17-20, it’s too early for pregnancy symptoms to occur and too early for a positive test. How are you tracking ovulation? If you’re not tracking ovulation...

@lisneige Ok, so in that case, opks can help predict ovulation but can’t confirm it. It’s possible that your body tried to ovulate, which the opk predicted, but wasn’t able to and attempted again later. Which would cause ovulation to be delayed and in turn, your period. I didn’t track my bbt...

@lisneige Ok, then if the tests you took were 2 weeks after the insemination, they’re accurate. Unfortunately, we can ovulate late for a million different reasons. For whatever reason, it’s also not uncommon for cycles to change/delayed ovulation to occur when ttc. Maybe it’s because of the...

@lisneige Without tracking ovulation, a test will be mostly accurate 2 weeks after the last time you had sex and definitive after 3 weeks. If the tests you took were within that timeline, you’re not pregnant and you ovulated late. If they weren’t within that timeline, you’ll have to test again...