I don’t smoke and I never have. 😉 My parents were heavy smokers right up until they hit 50. My dad actually just went through three separate bypass surgeries because his coronary arteries were basically completely blocked—doctors were pretty blunt about it being the smoking that did it. My brother has been at it for about 15 years now; he’s 33, and honestly, it doesn't look like he's planning on quitting anytime soon. 🙄 My only real grievance is that my parents used to smoke right in my face all the time—just suffocating me for years.
Seriously, don't start. There isn't a single healthy thing about it. People who smoke smell, their hands turn yellow, and their voices get all raspy—and that’s not even mentioning the massive health disasters waiting down the road. 😘
Linda Hernandez15 said:What are the odds she's... pregnant? Come on, math nerds, let's see those numbers!
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There is absolutely no way she's pregnant. Just tell her straight up. If she actually was, she'd have pregnancy hormones showing up in a urine test—and we all know how that works.
Amanda Stewart69 said:When does the nausea actually kick in, and how long does it hang around?
Are we talking actual vomiting here, or just that feeling where you desperately need to throw up but nothing happens?
For most women, it starts showing up around the 6 or 7-week mark and usually settles down by week 12—so about three months. Then again, some people never deal with it at all, while others are stuck with it through the entire pregnancy... It really just depends on the individual woman, I guess.
Jeffrey Cook55, congrats on the news! You should probably jump into our "chorus" thread below.
Honestly, I started my period at twelve and it usually lasted about six days—then boom, I was pregnant on my very first try! I still can't quite wrap my head around it, and honestly, I’d never heard a single horror story about it before.
cosmiccyclist412 said:Sure, but theoretically it could have happened in April since there was that whole incident back at the start of July...
There is absolutely zero theory where you're pregnant. Seriously—there isn't a single test out there that would show a negative result if someone were actually four months along! And besides, most women aren't dealing with morning sickness by the fourth month anyway. You’re two months late, haha.😍
Honestly, she’s just overthinking the whole thing. Stop running tests—you aren't pregnant! Your period is just late, plain and simple. You’ll have your answer by Monday anyway. Just try to relax, okay? For all we know, you could just have some kind of minor infection down there.
I’m honestly leaning toward you not being pregnant again. If you were actually expecting, those tests would have picked up the pregnancy hormone in your urine by now—it's just how biology works. Seriously, honey, try to take a breath and stop overthinking this. Once you head in for your checkup, you’ll finally have a definitive answer and can stop the guessing game. Just try to relax, because the odds of you being pregnant here are probably somewhere around 000.1% 😘
Look, if you've already run through a few pregnancy tests and they all came back negative, then you aren't pregnant. You can't just feel random things happening in your body and assume it’s a baby—that’s not how this works. A baby would have to be at least four or five months along for you to be feeling stuff like that.
I honestly think you're just overthinking it. And frankly? I wouldn't sleep with a guy ever again if he lied to me about using a condom!
Honestly, I feel like all these separate threads should just be merged into one single post. There’s really no need for everyone to keep opening new ones, is there?
Zmijica said:What else are we supposed to do when there are at least three threads on the front page all sounding exactly the same? 🙂
Just go buy a test, girl. We aren't some kind of mystical fortune tellers here. If it's positive—well, that's your answer. Period. If it's negative—you probably aren't pregnant, but hey, go see your doctor anyway just to be sure.
I really didn't want to say anything, but honestly, I am getting so bored reading these posts. Thanks to Zmijica for noticing it too. Seriously, people—there are at least five or six open threads right now titled stuff like "My period is late, am I pregnant?" I truly cannot wrap my head around how these women don't just grab a test immediately and find out. They come on here acting like we're some sort of crystal ball readers.
Ksenia, look—you’re pregnant. There is zero need to keep running tests just to prove it! Even my line was barely visible at first. A test isn't going to magically tell you that you're expecting if you aren't actually pregnant. That line showed up because those pregnancy hormones are present in your system.
I didn't exactly have a master plan for my own pregnancy either, much like how Andrew Thomas10 handled things, but honestly? I couldn't be happier about becoming a mom again soon. I know everything probably feels surreal and overwhelming right now—it's a total whirlwind—but that feeling eventually settles down. Besides, I think you two are more than mature enough to handle parenthood. Good luck!
If that test gave you a positive, there’s really no use overthinking it at this point. That kind of discharge happens all the time during early pregnancy—it's pretty standard. If I were you, I'd just head over to an OB-GYN for a checkup as soon as possible. There’s no reason to sit around waiting. Honestly, I don't think it's anything to worry about; like I said, that specific symptom is actually quite common when you're in those first few weeks.
Look, we aren't exactly a group of fortune tellers or anything—we can't just sit here and guess whether you're pregnant or not. Just go grab a test and let us know what the verdict is! I’m really rooting for you, though—it would be awesome to have you join the club!!!
I mean, look—you can't exactly have your period, get a negative test result, feel absolutely zero symptoms, and still somehow be pregnant. It just doesn't work that way. Honestly, I thought you were just dealing with a stuffy nose, not a constant drip. You probably just caught some minor cold or something, and that’s why your head was aching.