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Can any sti get transmitted by sharing the same chocolate? hiv, hsv, hpv etc.?
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Of course not. Some infections are called "sexually transmitted" for good reason. They are not transmitted by shared eating utensils, cups, glasses, etc. Also not by shared toilets, showers, kitchens, etc. No sex with another person means no risk. The exceptions are too rare to worry about or to require any steps for prevention.
Answered 11/20/2022
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