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Took a test this morning and it was negative… is there still chance it could turn positive in the next few days? Have I just tested really early? Pic in the comments

Am I seeing things?

This is positive, right? 10 dpo and worried, 7 months of trying

Ok. So we were trying to wait until September before ttv, but looks like God had other plans?? Period isn't for a few more days as I think i ovulated around 7/24? This seems pretty strong for a 430pm pee, and holding it for only 2 hours? Would that make any difference with my urine not being so concentrated? Lh strip for reference as well

IUI question

Hi everyone! 🤍 I’m new to this app and wanted to introduce myself. I’m currently 6 days past my trigger shot and 4 days past my first IUI, and I’m trying my best to stay positive while also reminding myself that implantation usually doesn’t happen until around 6–10 days after ovulation.

I know every journey is different, but I’d love to hear your stories. Did anyone have any symptoms this early on? Or did you have no symptoms at all and still end up pregnant?

I’d also love to hear from anyone who was lucky enough to get pregnant on their very first IUI. I know everyone’s experience is unique, but hearing your stories would really give me some hope while I wait through these next couple of weeks.

Wishing everyone here so much love and baby dust. Thank you for letting me be part of this community. 🤍✨

Family of 3

Can i be happy as a family of three, me, my husband and our child? Feeling a lot of pressure to have more but this may not happen for us. Am i still doing good enough? Im still providing my child with a ‘proper family’ arent i? And can i still feel whole? Will it always hurt when friends announce second pregnancies? These are all comments that i have received by the way x

I hope this isn’t rude, but it’s a genuine question because I’m curious. Why do so many mums on here accept the position of default parent?

I don’t mean the ones with terrible partners that do nothing. I mean the ones who have fairly good partners, who are quite helpful, they play with their children, they take on some duties, but in no way do they do their 50%. Why is this so normalized? Why do mums continue to accept it as standard when it makes them unhappy and burnt out? Why do some mothers almost brag about it like all men are like this?

Ignore the poll options, I don’t know the answer to why so I’m just guessing why.

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I hope this isn’t rude, but it’s a genuine question because I’m curious. Why do so many mums on here accept the position of default parent?