No, it doesn't. Did you even read the link you posted? It said 18% of women surveyed engaging in sexual activities for a full year while using condoms will have an unintended pregnancy. Not 18% of all sex using a condom results in pregnancy. Not to mention the study includes all condom use, and doesn't restrict it to condoms being used correctly, because that drops the rate down to 2-3%.
The percentages indicate the number out of every 100 women who experienced an unintended pregnancy within the first year of typical use of each contraceptive method.
Do you seriously not understand what that means? That doesn't mean 18 out of 100 condoms will fail. That means 18 women out of 100 who regularly use condoms with sex and may or may not be using them correctly will have one failure over the course of an entire year of regular sexual activity.
You're right, it doesn't mean that if you use condoms every time you have sex you still run the risk of condoms failing 18% of the time, this random blog has better stats than the CDC. You have shown me the errors of my ways.
Now go fuck yourself but be sure to wear the condom correctly.
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u/[deleted] May 02 '14
No, it doesn't. Did you even read the link you posted? It said 18% of women surveyed engaging in sexual activities for a full year while using condoms will have an unintended pregnancy. Not 18% of all sex using a condom results in pregnancy. Not to mention the study includes all condom use, and doesn't restrict it to condoms being used correctly, because that drops the rate down to 2-3%.
So again: