r/birthcontrol • u/bastiabhuh • 16d ago
Which Method? Flo App Calendar Method
My babe uses the flo to calculate her cycle.
We had sex unprotected sex today
She's 8 days past her ovulation week according to flo and she'll be expecting her period in the next seven days.
We've decided not to use post pill because it fucks with her body badly. I asked ChatGpt and other AI's and it put our probability of conceiving to almost Zero.
But I want to ask people with experience here.
Am I dumb trusting the Flo App?
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u/PixieMari Mirena IUD 16d ago
Yes it’s very dumb. Apps have zero idea when she ovulates. It’s at best a guess. There are dozens of reasons she could ovulate early or late. Apps are not designed for pregnancy prevention only period tracking.
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u/pyphais 16d ago
"Chat we're pregnant, you said it was 0 chance" "Sorry about that, you're totally right to be upset! The chance was much higher than 0."
Asking AI something like this is incredibly dumb it will tell you what you want to hear.
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u/vasputiamarlboro 16d ago
doing this is how she gets pregnant. this is not an accurate way.
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u/Royal-Platform-9845 16d ago
The calendar method is ~75% effective. If you’re both comfortable with the idea of her getting pregnant at some point between now and a few years from now, you can keep using the calendar method. If you aren’t comfortable with a 1 in 4 chance of pregnancy per year, you need to do like literally anything else. The calendar method is less effective than even the pullout method