I'm not sure what's your specific question.
Are you interested about chances to get Chlamydia due to your sexual life?
Anytime, a sexual intercourse is performed without protection, whether a pull-out method is used or not, the partners are at risk to get infected with Chlamydia.
Chlamydia transmission occurs during vaginal, anal, or oral sex, via the exchange of bodily fluids through mucous membranes in the anus, mouth, and genital areas.
Because there are often no symptoms for Chlamydia infection, many infected people may unknowingly pass the bacteria to their sexual partners.
Diagnosis is made with laboratory tests, urine test and swab test of cervix (infection usually starts there)
Swabs can also be taken from the throat or rectum, cause there is a possibility of infection there, too.