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11/4/09 at 4:35pm



Since sex is off the table until I have a cycle, I'm really just dabbling in temping.
I am doing the little "course" on FF and will start charting once I get a period.
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Doesn't tcoyf say that if you have creamy/sticky prior to O, or after O, on a regular basis, that is normal for that person? That we have to learn the difference between our "fertile" cf and our regular cf?
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And this was absolutely opaque white, and it seemed very stick to me, but it stretched 1 inch. If I knew that I were closer to O, I might be more cautious with it, KWIM?
. I honestly think my body is so used to a 28 day cycle that it started counting off from 10/13, the day of the D&E. So despite the fact that I bled for two weeks instead of my usual 4 days, my body is just carrying on with business as usual and a 28 day cycle. I'll be interested to see if my period comes next Tuesday. Even more interesting if it comes Friday, because I've always started my cycle on a Friday.
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What your dh is doing is normal, imo. My dh is always a lot more attracted to me when I'm fertile. I also find him a lot more attractive. When you are fertile you release pheromones that attract men because the ultimate purpose of sex is to reproduce. When you are not fertile you are less attractive, subconsciously, to men. It's kind of a waste of time, energy and sperm to have sex when you aren't fertile. That's also why women in constant close quarters cycle together. It's a reproductive competition thing.
I remember reading a study once that showed that women are attracted to different kinds of men during different phases of their cycles. If I remember correctly, women were more attracted to strong, masculine men during their fertile phase and more attracted to more caring, gentle, kind, effeminate men at other times. |
| Talking about whether or not different types of CF are personally fertile has brought up a big issue of mine. Let me premise by saying that I don't think anyone here is doing this charting thing the wrong way. We all probably take our own little shortcuts or bend the rules some for ourselves. However, this type of difference in opinion is exactly why I get so irked when I see people relying solely on charting programs to tell them when they've Oed rather than learning how to recognize their fertility signs and interpret charts for themselves. This is exactly the reason I recommend against using the FF Advanced O detector. The FF people say their advanced O detector is based on data they've collected from charts on their website. Since they can't be sure that everyone understood and followed the same rules of charting, they can't be certain that their data is accurate. That makes their advanced O detector inaccurate. Like I said in the beginning, this has nothing to do with anyone on here. It's just one of those charting pet peeves of mine that I used to run into a lot on FF. |
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whenever there's a green light he TOTALLY has no interest, and the minute the light goes red he's all over me. Literally. Like clockwork.
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Anyhow, yes it's absolutely normal. Hence DD2 and now DD3.
In fact that's how I knew to test when I did this time around. Things were oddly similar to DD2's conception. For me I can get a heads up. I get super super interested (as in call him home from work 2 or 3 times on top of enjoying him after work
) a couple days BEFORE ovulation. I think that's why I have 3 girls...timing wise Shettles would love me. 
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I use my husband... I chart and then give it to him to worry about.
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