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Is it possible to get stds from sharing a drink with a person who had given oral sex in the past?
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No: STD's are transmitted from one warm, moist place directly to another warm moist place anatomically.
Answered 10/11/2015
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Nope: This is the second time you have asked a similar question. See my other reply. You cannot get any STD unless you yourself have sex with an infected person. Don't worry about it.
Answered 7/3/2017
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