Does the frequency of sex affect how protected you are?

Question

My boyfriend and I only use condoms because we don’t live together and we see each other once a week, so it’s not like we have sex everyday 🤷🏼‍♀️ If we were living together then I’d take on more protection

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Statistically speaking yes. The more you do, the more likely you are to have a mishap. However, you can still get pregnant, even if you do it once in a month. 
The important thing is to know how to use protection and ensure that it’s used correctly every time. 
Happy f%*!$ing! 😂🤪

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The effectiveness of condoms is the same each time you have sex

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Me and my bf don’t live together and I’ve still been on birth control since before we met.  Not living together doesn’t seem like a good enough reason to not protect yourself as much as possible, but that’s just my opinion. Like condoms are pretty effective, but you never know when one will break or slip. Like wouldn’t living together be a more justifiable reason to use less birth control potentially , not the other way around?

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I mean people get pregnant through one night stands and their first times, so not really...

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I got pregnant the first time I slept with my boyfriend.

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It only takes one sperm to change your life. Doesn’t matter how often you do it, only takes one!!

Does the frequency of sex affect how protected you are?

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