In-depth online CM reference? I have some questions

[BunnyMcFluff]

I am still new at charting, and I'm having a very hard time determining what category CM falls into. Are any of you aware of an online site with (dare I hope) pictures to refer to? I've looked over the Beautiful Cervix Project and it didn't have what I needed.

Also, might anyone be willing to help me figure out how to classify the following:

Milky colored, watery CM that (God, I can't believe I'm saying this, lol) leaves one's undies quite wet? Is it creamy (white in color) or wet (because it's, well, wet)?

White or light yellowish colored opaque CM with clear streaks that stretches 2 inches

Translucent white-ish CM that stretches .5 inch or so

[MaerynPearl]

If it stretches more than a cm its ewcm.

Does your milky CM resemble lotion?

[karmab]

it can be so confusing trying to fit cm into these 4 categories. what you are probably describing is the transitions between the categories. i guess it's recommended if you are between two categories, like between creamy and wet, you chart it as the more fertile, although ff says that "milky" is considered creamy, so who knows. have you heard of the creighton method? it's like how eskimos have 200 words for snow- they have bazillions of categories of cm. but you wont find any info online, at least i never have. you have to seek a 'practioner' and it almost seems like a secret society the way there is no info on it out there. if it's really "wet," if it were me, i'd prob mark that as wet, even if it was white, unless it was thick too, then i'd prob say creamy.

[MaerynPearl]

Originally Posted by karmab

if it's really "wet," if it were me, i'd prob mark that as wet, even if it was white, unless it was thick too, then i'd prob say creamy.

if its like lotion... its creamy. if its like milk... really watery and wet but happens to be white too and not at all like lotion... its wet.