Bad sway month coming up

[Sp4rkl3s]

I'm a bit nervous about next month.. We have a social event every weekend, and we are having a weekend away when I am due to be ovulating.
After being fairly good on the diet for 6 months, will my body see having so many cheat days as improving conditions and sway blue?
And is it really bad to have a couple of days off the diet at ovulation time?
I'm trying to decide whether to cancel a couple of things, or enjoy it all and hope it doesn't undo my sway so far.

[bunnywabbit]

One or two days shouldn't make a difference to a sway diet - it isn't a 'switch' but gradual conditioning, just as long as it is once in a blue moon x

[Sp4rkl3s]

That's my worry, that it won't be a one off cheat, and that a few bad weekends over the month might be too much.
Does it also make it worse having bad days right at the time of ovulation?

[Ugee]

Hi, I'm in the same boat as you so have decided to skip TTC till the new year as would alway be worrying about the cheat meals around ovulation. I guess it depends if you just want your bfp this month or would be willing to wait for a better swayed month?

[Sp4rkl3s]

Either could skip a couple of the events, but the weekend away us important and will include lots of eating, evening meals and breakfasts. It will be the weekend before I expect to ovulate early to midweek.

[bluebonnet22]

I'm in your shoes and for myself I have opted to go on and attempt. I have traveling and social events pretty much constantly until March, honestly I want a BFP so I can stop freaking out about every bite. Are you exercising? For myself I'm at least keeping up the cardio for 60 min/7 days a week even while traveling and busy so I feel like I'm doing something even when my diet isn't perfect. I also keep up the vegetarian diet (with a little fish here and there for cheats) even while traveling. That way when I'm not calculating calories or fat I know I'm at least eating more LE than I was previously. I think while swaying you have to keep living your life or you will go crazy. Sorry if this response made no sense, I'm traveling and on my phone.

[Nahri]

Its all in how YOU feel. Cheat days are ok as long as you dont completely go off the rails! We had a wedding to go to right around attempt time and meals had to be selected before hand and served to the table so I couldnt just pick and choose what I needed. I adjusted my day as best as I could so that my whole day was not a total loss because of that cheat meal I couldn't avoid. No one knows we have been trying and we have only told 2 people about our BFP we are waiting for Christmas! If you are not comfortable because you fear an opposite then hold off. Thats what I did anyway. Because I know I would forever blame an opposite on that overly done chicken I had to eat that day.

[atomic sagebrush]

Ovulation time makes no difference and just yesterday there was a post from bluebonnet where I explained this at length so you may want to read it.

ENJOY it. After 6 months, you probably need the cheats and you are not gonna undo that long on diet with a few cheats here and htere.

[Sp4rkl3s]

Thankyou.

I'd definitely enjoy some cheats! It would just be typical that I'll finally get my BFP when I've had a bad month so wanted to be sure that I wouldn't be undoing the good my diet has done so far or that the change in having more cheats might even sway blue with my body being used to pink foods now.

[atomic sagebrush]

keeping in mind that my crystal ball is broken, it doesn't seem to be the case that a cheat day,week, month has any real effect on the outcome of sways. If you look up Steph's sway, she cheated every weekend and is having a girl. And tons of the people who were horribly strict on diet got boys. I think it's best to use the 80-20 rule, you get 80 percent of results with 20 percent effort and to get the remaining 20% results, you ahve to put out 80% of the effort. and that 80% of the effort is what drives pink swayers nutty and ends up undermining their sway thru Maternal Dominance. http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...ypothesis.html