Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Every single test I’ve taken came back perfectly accurate. That includes the one from Victoria's Secret
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Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Did it ever cross your mind to actually read the instructions that come with the test?
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Maria Wright35 said:Alright, one more question, and I promise I won't keep pestering you all... I was reading some stuff online that suggests if your period doesn't show up within two weeks of having sex during your fertile window, that's the first sign of pregnancy. Is there actually any truth to that? It sounds a bit too much like a miracle to me... and please, just don't start throwing criticisms my way again...
The luteal phase can sometimes stretch beyond two weeks without there being a pregnancy.
Also, while a missed period is a symptom, it’s certainly not the only one.
It could just be stress.
Or maybe ovulation happened a little later than usual, which shifts everything else back.
Your hormones might just be acting up.
Or maybe...
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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If you take this personally, I’d suggest staying out of the discussions on this forum altogether. 🙂
Just 13 days, yeah.
Of course it could show a false negative. But there's a very good chance it'll be accurate.
I have actually seen positive tests done just 10 or 11 days after ovulation.
Linda Rodriguez38 said:Me again. That’s only 13 days! A friend of mine tested at what she thought was 4 weeks along and still got a negative. Sure, a high-sensitivity test might pick it up, but honestly, it's probably more likely to be a false negative. Isn't Bhcga a bit of a long shot this early?
Just 13 days, yeah.
Of course it could show a false negative. But there's a very good chance it'll be accurate.
I have actually seen positive tests done just 10 or 11 days after ovulation.
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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And it’s actually perfect for testing if you're already spiraling.
Just take a breather, head over to a CVS, and grab a test so you can stop guessing. I remember how nerve-wracking the uncertainty was for me, which is why I just bit the bullet and tested whenever I had a hunch. Honestly, whether it was positive or negative, anything was better than just sitting there wondering.
Just take a breather, head over to a CVS, and grab a test so you can stop guessing. I remember how nerve-wracking the uncertainty was for me, which is why I just bit the bullet and tested whenever I had a hunch. Honestly, whether it was positive or negative, anything was better than just sitting there wondering.
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Linda Rodriguez38 said:If it’s only been 13 days since that risky encounter, isn't it a little early for a test? Results might be a dud at this stage. Maybe hang tight for a few more days to see what happens, or just hit up an OB-GYN if you're losing sleep over it...
But seriously, try not to stress too much.
/I know, easier said than done/
No, it isn't too early, considering the luteal phase usually lasts about 14 days (anywhere from 10 to 16 is pretty standard) and she was actually due for her period yesterday or the day before.
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Yeah, she’s harsh, but she isn't wrong.
As the thread title suggests... just buy a test.
Edit: You don't need to be mature enough to be a parent to have sex, but you do need enough maturity to understand this:
a) prevention,
b) how to find out,
c) what to do if it happens (and no, I don't just mean abortion; you can choose to give birth, but you have to be capable of making that call).
As the thread title suggests... just buy a test.
Edit: You don't need to be mature enough to be a parent to have sex, but you do need enough maturity to understand this:
a) prevention,
b) how to find out,
c) what to do if it happens (and no, I don't just mean abortion; you can choose to give birth, but you have to be capable of making that call).
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Did you know that stress can also impact your cycle?
Don't sweat it too much. If you think you might be pregnant, just take a test. If you don't (and I'm leaning towards you aren't), just wait for it to happen. Mine was five days late once and I wasn't pregnant at all.
Don't sweat it too much. If you think you might be pregnant, just take a test. If you don't (and I'm leaning towards you aren't), just wait for it to happen. Mine was five days late once and I wasn't pregnant at all.
Grab a test! (For anyone wondering if they're pregnant)
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Please don't do that again. I've already had to delete three of your posts.
Just so you know, that clear or whitish discharge usually shows up a few days before ovulation. And honestly, pregnancy can happen even without full intercourse due to pre-ejaculate.
So, yeah, it's possible. Though I wouldn't bet on it. Have you thought about just taking a test?
Just so you know, that clear or whitish discharge usually shows up a few days before ovulation. And honestly, pregnancy can happen even without full intercourse due to pre-ejaculate.
So, yeah, it's possible. Though I wouldn't bet on it. Have you thought about just taking a test?
How to reduce animation file size without losing quality?
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Are you thinking 50x50?
How to reduce animation file size without losing quality?
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google flickr gifworks -- the first link should be exactly what you're looking for
Recommendations wanted!
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You can see your badges when you click on your profile.
There’s no way to figure out who listed you as a "referral" unless they tell you themselves.
If you list someone as a "referral" during registration, it just means they invited you to the forum.
There’s no way to figure out who listed you as a "referral" unless they tell you themselves.
If you list someone as a "referral" during registration, it just means they invited you to the forum.
Where did my DMs go?
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As far as I know, it was a one-time thing. Just delete it; there's no going back now.
Avatar dimensions?
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driftingmason7 said:Does anyone know a program that actually lets me resize an image to 50x50? Every time I try to set those dimensions, it just ends up being 50x71 or 35x50 instead.
You have to crop the image to a 1:1 aspect ratio first, then you can scale it down to exactly 50x50. Otherwise, it just scales proportionally to whatever shape it already is.
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Taylor Gonzalez79 said:More or less, yeah. I haven't really been paying attention. Is there a way to turn this off?
EDIT: For example, right now it's showing me a Primer Division thread where I posted once a few months back, and I have zero interest in following it.
--> You can see all the threads you're subscribed to here that have new posts. There's an "unsubscribe" link under each one.
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darkbear51, no problem. 😉
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Where would this forum even be if every single person demanded their posts be wiped or closed the moment they got an answer they didn't like—or realized they shouldn't have shared something sensitive, like how they accidentally insulted their secretary yesterday and were worried their wife might see it? Like one of our admins says: "Think before you speak."
If you're worried that posting something will come back to haunt you, then don't post it. If you aren't prepared to hear different perspectives, then don't ask the question. Unfortunately, there isn't really any other way around it.
Threads aren't locked just because a user wants them to be. They aren't deleted either. As far as I can tell, that’s happened maybe a handful of times—it’s incredibly rare. Look, once you start a thread, you're essentially inviting people to share their thoughts, even if you don't particularly care for what they have to say. A discussion stays active as long as there's a debate happening, and then it eventually fades away (unless the moderators decide to lock it for some reason they deem necessary, not you).
Where would this forum even be if every single person demanded their posts be wiped or closed the moment they got an answer they didn't like—or realized they shouldn't have shared something sensitive, like how they accidentally insulted their secretary yesterday and were worried their wife might see it? Like one of our admins says: "Think before you speak."
If you're worried that posting something will come back to haunt you, then don't post it. If you aren't prepared to hear different perspectives, then don't ask the question. Unfortunately, there isn't really any other way around it.