Please Break it down?

Question

so i know im gonna sound so dumb and uneducated but i am 20 years old. but i honestly wasn't taught about ovulation and being fertile.. why? because i wasn't having sex and i didnt want to, i stayed away from the topic. but now im in a position where i HAVE to know what those words mean.. can someone please tell me more, then Google, has failed to teach me ?

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Try PlannedParenthood.org. They have videos, links, everything

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So basically 
Every month, your cycle starts on the first day of your period. 
Period day 1 = first day of your cycle. 
Cycles last about 22-28 days, it’s different for everyone. You need to track two or three periods to know how long your cycle is. 
Why’s that important? Well, if you’re going to be sexually active, it is very important.
Let me tell you why.
Your uterus sheds the lining, that’s when you have your period. Over the course of the next few days your uterus will start building up again to prepare for a pregnancy. 
15 days (around 2 weeks) before your period is your fertile days. Fertile days are the days you are most likely to get pregnant if a guy ejaculates in you. 
You are supposed to ovulate in one of those fertile days too. Ovulation means, your body (ovaries) will release an egg waiting for a man’s sperm makes to make it into your uterus and plants itself (fertilizes itself) into the egg. Then you could possibly get pregnant if your uterus is friendly enough. 
If you ovulated (released an egg), and there was no sperm to fertilize itself with the egg..
Or if the fertilization happened but for unknown reasons there could not be a pregnancy,
Your uterus lining will shed and you will have your periods.
Your day 1 of your monthly cycle will start again.
Hope I simplified it enough. Take care!

Please Break it down?

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