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What stds can you get drinking after strangers?
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Unlikely: Sexually transmitted disease are usually transmitted through having sex, oral sex etc. It is unlikely you will get sexually transmitted diseases from strangers by sharing their drinks unless you have opens sores or lesions in your mouth. You can still get sick and get things like the cold, flu etc from sharing drinks.
Answered 8/18/2015
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