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My roommate might have an std. is it possible to contract it from sharing the bathroom (toilet, shower) and also sharing drink bottles?
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STD: STD means sexually transmitted disease. Depends on what you are doing in shower with he or she. Need more details.
Answered 8/24/2017
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