Okay so I don't temp charting, simply because I don't understand how it works. So my question is on average when would I ovulate. I know all women are different, but just an average?

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If you don't chart you should use an OPK. The temp charting shows you when you're ovulating because your temp will spike -- ex. Your normal BBT is 97.3 and then the next it's 97.8 -- this spike indicates a surge in Leutinizing hormone which is released at ovulation. 
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​From Wikipedia: " In humans, ovulation occurs about midway through the menstrual cycle, after the follicular phase. The few days surrounding ovulation (from approximately days 10 to 18 of a 28 day cycle), constitute the most fertile phase."

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But doesnt bbt temping tells you after you ovulate?? I dont understand it either.

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It's not difficult to chart temp. Take temp every morning before stretching and getting out of bed and then put that reading into glow and it'll chart it for you. 
Just so I don't miss when I ovulate I start the day after AF using OPKs (ovulation prediction kit) and testing til I get positives then 1 or 2 negatives. Some people stop after the first positive.

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You should start testing the 5 th or 6 th with a opk. You count from the first day of your period which was Sept 27 th correct? Count until you get to day 10 then test for 7 days. If u get a positive then you ovulate for 24-48 hrs so have BD. Good luck!

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Thank you! ?

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Hope that helpful. I've heard to start OPK testing on CD10. Good luck!

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Following. I'm looking for the same answer.

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It's hard to know without temping or using opks but I ovulate towards the end of my fertile window, I'm not sure if that's the same for others? X

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Thank you! That helps a lot!

Okay so I don't temp charting, simply because I don't understand how it works. So my question is on average when would I ovulate. I know all women are different, but just an average?

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