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Who fathers my child

I never thought I would be in he position but I am. According to calculations I'm about 5 weeks pregnant which would be so amazing if I was positive on who was the father. In early September I had a very short lived fling from the 4th to the 11th I was on my period from the 7th to the 9th but me and the fling did have sex during those days he never finished in me. On September 17th I got back with my boyfriend who I love very much and we have been sexually active using just the withdrawal method I took an ovulation test on September 22nd and it was positive me an him had plenty of sex around then. Fast forward to October 8th I found out I am pregnant. My boyfriend is so excited for the baby but I can't help but wonder if it is possible the fling is the father even though I was on my period when we had sex. Who is the father most likely?!
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Just wait til birth get DNA test cause it could be either
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10841694 tn?1413222301
Ignore the first message, I totally forgot about the 2 week process of the baby implanting and all that good stuff.
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10841694 tn?1413222301
Its most likely your boyfriends. Because 2 weeks aren't counted there. If it was the flings then you would be around 7 weeks pregnant.
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10841694 tn?1413222301
Okay so I was trying to calculate this myself. And this is what I got, I could be totally wrong. But, if it is the fling then yes you would be around 5 weeks pregnant. But if its your boyfriends, then you could be around 3 weeks pregnant here. Now, its very hard to get pregnant with the pull out method but is likely. So I'm a bit iffy on this. But if your boyfriend did, then perhaps its likely it's his and your not that far a long as you think you are. I tested positive at 3 weeks pregnant. I hope that was some sort of help. If not, I'm so sorry.
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