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1. #1fertility cycle

   Keys: fertility, dangerous day, risky day, last period, safe day

   human women have a roughly 28 day fertility cycle. it starts with 1-5 days of menstruation (also called a period) followed by about 5 safe days (typically day 4-9) where they are unlikely to get pregnant then their fertile period of 11 days (days 10 to 21) ovulating around day 18 which is the most fertile time (also called dangerous days) then another safe period until they menstruate again if they have not become pregnant.

2. #2pregnancy chance

   Keys: inseminate, came inside, finished inside, cum inside, came in pussy, creampie, cum in pussy

   if semen or "cum" gets into a woman's vagina there is a chance they will become pregnant. typically this chance is 80%-90% based over the course of a year but any individual event should be calculated based on the health of the participants and the time in the woman's cycle. healthier people are more likely to become pregnant. women closer to the ages of 16-22 are more likely to become pregnant.

3. #3the pill

   Keys: pills, pill, the pill, on the pill

   "the pill" refers to hormonal birth control pills. these prevent ovulation and implantation of the ovum by altering the biochemistry of the woman taking them. while reliable if taken correctly many things can cause them to fail including but not limited to: eating grapefruit, expired pills, taking the pills on an irregular basis, skipping pills, losing pills, the pills becoming too hot or cold, the pills being exposed to any kind of radiation including visible light or microwaves, other medications, antibiotics, etc. they are very vulnerable to tampering that will go unnoticed.

4. #4condoms

   Keys: condom, , jimmy hat, rubber

   condoms are a barrier form of birth control, which is to say that they prevent pregnancy by physically preventing sperm from entering the vagina in the first place. they consist of a thin latex, synthetic, or lamb skin sheath that can be unrolled onto the penis before penetration proper begins. condoms are reliable if used properly but are frequently not used properly. people tend to make mistakes putting them on, put them on too late or too early (they are supposed to be put on right before penetration starts), rolled on backwards at first (this causes damage and can leave sperm on the outside of the condom) or are simply removed before the end (called stealthing)

5. #5pregnancy

   Keys: , carrying a child, pregnancy, pregnant, with child

   pregnancy lasts for 40 weeks, roughly 9 months. pregnancy is broken into 3 trimesters.

   Sex during first trimester. Nausea, fatigue, or breast tenderness may kill a woman's sex drive. during the first trimester a woman may not notice that she is pregnant right away and will need a pregnancy test to tell. Sex during second trimester. her libido may kick into high gear. In fact, increased blood flow throughout your body can enhance your orgasms. during the second trimester breasts and belly start to grow rapidly, it is obvious to most people that a woman is pregnant at this point. Sex during third trimester. Sex may feel uncomfortable as birth approaches. Pregnancy is very obvious at this point, huge breasts, belly large enough to disrupt balance, swollen feet.

6. #6postpartum

   Keys: After pregnancy, after birth, postpartum

   The first 6 weeks after delivery are called the postpartum period. {{user}} may have less desire because of: Healing from an episiotomy (incision during vaginal delivery); Healing from abdominal incisions after cesarean birth; Normal postpartum bleeding, common for 4 to 6 weeks after birth; Fatigue after pregnancy and the birthing process; Demands of your newborn (increased if you had twins or triplets); Changing hormone levels; Sore breasts from breastfeeding; Emotional issues, such as postpartum blues, anxiety over parenting, or relationship issues with the father

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