The "11th" day?

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Me and my girl got "excited" over the New Year so we did it. Trouble is, we found out later that she missed count by one day, so Day 10 is actually the 11th?!??

Could any doctors or "voices of experience" say if might get a visit from the stork soon? I REALLY hope not yet, but if it comes, I might just be getting hitched sometime soon. :o
 
I wonder if Johnny Cash knew he was singing a Catholic love ballad?

Hey get rhythm...when you get the blues...come on get rhythm...when you get the blues!
 
She "missed"? Doesn't she know mathematics? Hmmm....did you know that a recent study found that 65% of women admit to having deliberately lied or otherwise deceived their spouses/boyfriends into getting them pregnant? Prepare for the eighteen year cornholing, my friend. :eek:

However should you dodge the bullet through God's good grace, learn your lesson before it's too late. So long as you're dropping loads of baby batter in her oven without a mitt, you're not in control - she is. It's all too easy for her "forget" or make a mistake in dates.

The woman I'm seeing now had to show me her hospital discharge papers showing she'd had a hysterectomy (years earlier) before I'd go rubberless. Words and promises don't mean shyte.
 
What is the cost of raising a child?

Children are worth their weight in gold -- that is, when you add up all the costs. Use this calculator to figure out Junior's bottom line.

Child care: (0-11) $4,300
Groceries: (0-18) $1,525
Clothing: (0-18) $606
Gift giving: (0-18) $330
Bigger home: (0-18) $2,900
Bigger car: (5-18) $1,250
Education: (5-18) $600
Recreation: (0-18) $330
Additional insurance: (0-18) $300
Health care: (0-18) $300
Miscellaneous: (0-18) $330

Total amount needed to raise a child: 0-4: $13,891/yr; 5-11: $12,771/yr; and 12-18: $8,471/yr.

Total for 18 years $190,528

Cost of a packet of "knob socks" in the USA: $3?

Get smart, get rubber or get a new girlfriend.

maximus otter
 
You can get a little kit at the drug store that will give a fairly definite answer to this question.

The main reason why the so-called "rhythm method" is problematic is that there isn't a metronome rhythm. Any number of factors can move the incident several days per cycle. So, to be off by one day doesn't say much.
 
Notice, gentleman, that our troubled friend Mr. untamed is located in the Philippines. This means there's a very high probability that he's a Roman Catholic and has been since the day he was bone... which, of course, brings to mind another song, "Every sperm is sacred..."
 
Gollnick said:
Notice, gentleman, that our troubled friend Mr. untamed is located in the Philippines. This means there's a very high probability that he's a Roman Catholic and has been since the day he was bone... which, of course, brings to mind another song, "Every sperm is sacred..."

Yep, guilty as charged Mr. Bali-meister! HELL yeah I'm a nervous wreck! That being said though, coming from a "old fashioned" background, I'm willing to do my duty (parent/father/family man) should it come to that. Maybe I will finally be "tamed" :o A lot of older guys say in effect that life just throws curve balls or monkey wrench into the works. I just hope I can cope well.

Thanks also for all the responses, especially Santiago (St. James) if and when that fateful day comes.
 
Jeez, let's look on the bright side. If you end up having a kid, you might actually find out that you fall in love with it. I know from experience that it far outweighs the monetary cost of fatherhood.
 
untamed-

Since you are in this pickle, you have enough feelings about this girl to get there. May I suggest, there is alot worse things than to marry someone you are that much in something with(love, lust,) and bring a child into this world and have the priceless joy a family can bring. Over the years you will get to know each other better and better, and many years from now your children (plural) and grandchildren will be more valuable than any house, car, or all your materialistic possesions in the world.

This could be the start of the most wonderfull adventure of your life!

If it is, I wish you all the joy and pleasure I have had in the last 34 years with my partner in life.:thumbup:
 
Hmmm... day 11, assuming a 28 day cycle, ovulation on 14... you're in trouble deep. :eek: Sperm can live up to three days, so there's a chance.
 
I once suffered a few sleepless and foodless daye when the ex said she was "late".It turned out she was very poor at math so nothing was had of it.Congrats and best of luck to both of you.
 
jackknife said:
untamed-

Since you are in this pickle, you have enough feelings about this girl to get there. May I suggest, there is alot worse things than to marry someone you are that much in something with(love, lust,) and bring a child into this world and have the priceless joy a family can bring. Over the years you will get to know each other better and better, and many years from now your children (plural) and grandchildren will be more valuable than any house, car, or all your materialistic possesions in the world.

This could be the start of the most wonderfull adventure of your life!

If it is, I wish you all the joy and pleasure I have had in the last 34 years with my partner in life.:thumbup:

Deep and encouraging words like these can only come from someone who's not only been there and done that, he's done it well. My deepest thanks sir.
Sure pumps some blood into these wobbly knees of mine!
 
It's okay to have the knees a bit wobbly, its a scary thing to relize your whole way of life is on the verge of a really big change. But always remember- When one door closes, another opens.

When I got married I was scared to death. I'd met and fell in love with this little lady on the pistol range of all places, had a whirlwind romance, but the morning of my wedding my two best friends had to practicly throw me into the car to the church. I'm glad they did. Don't get me wrong, I was all for marrige, but I was scared of the big change.

Boy was I wrong. It turned out to be the greatest adventure of my life. If I could wave a magic wand and make it so I'd have met Karen five years earlier I'd do it. What came from that day of me saying "I do" has been something so good I would'nt trade it for a winning ticket to the Irish sweepstakes. What I have is a priceless treasure of a relationship with another person who is what I call my better half. Not my other half, but the better part of me.

We've had our rough spots, thats normal. You don't stay married to someone for 34 years and not have a few fights along the way. But alot of those fights were my fault. Sometimes we men tend to be a little narrow sighted. After a while you learn to trust your wifes opinion, because she looks at things from a different angle. So the two of you become a team. Over time that team becomes stronger from solving the problems you run into along the way. Like sitting up at night with a sick kid, or when the second kid is come and you wonder how the hell are we going to pay these bills. Then buying your house. Thats a big one in the stress deptartment. Then comes the time to help out with the student loans to get your children through college so they will have a better life than you. But it gets worked out. Trust me, it does.

Then there come a day when the kids are out of school and off on careers of thier own, the house is paid off, and you look at each other and say"Hey, we did'nt do too bad did we?" Then you relize how rich you are. You and this person have made not just a life together, but created lives. The joy that you felt when one of your children came into the world is matched by the thrill of a grandchild. And it goes on.

And then it's PLAYTIME!!!

Now all the years of work, planing, keeping yourselfs in good shape pays off. Now you have all the time for those fishing trips with just the two of you. You get to explore your relationship all over again on a second honeymoon. You both have the time now to put the romance back that sometimes had to be put on the back burner because of the buissness of raising that family. In our case, we have been doing all the things that brought us together all those years ago in Texas. Now in our retirement we have time for target shooting, canoeing and kayaking, camping, some travel, or just snugling in front of the fire with a bottle of wine and each other.

It's been a great adventure, and it's not over yet.

I hope this girl is the one for you, untamed. And I pray you will have the great time I've had, and am having.

Learn from each other, and don't let ego get in the way of things. Learn to become a team, and you will be rewarded with a woman who is a wife, lover, confidant, partner in crime on occasion, and best friend. You will write your own adventure.

Good luck!:thumbup:
 
....and make sure you hide all the homemade "adult" tapes, right Jackknife?:D :D :D :D
 
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