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Sharing a drink with someone after use of toothbrush
I was at work, and this guy came by and if i had water... before i gave it to him he was brushing his teeth. I gave him some to drink and i told him to waterfall it so i could drink it after... I don't know if he touched it with his mouth or not.... first time he drank it it seemed like he did but i was looking from a bad angle second time he clearly didnt touch his lips on it. I drank some after without putting my mouth on it.... can I catch something from him? He didn't look completely normal he had some pimples on his forehead... and afterwards I found out he just got out of jail. yes doesn't seem too smart but i feel stupid for what I did...
I'm scared maybe while he was brushing his teeth ... he cut his gum and when I drank the drink the blood was maybe mixed in there? pleaseeee answer
I'm scared maybe while he was brushing his teeth ... he cut his gum and when I drank the drink the blood was maybe mixed in there? pleaseeee answer
mono is not an STD. If you want to explore chances of getting a cold or mono from sharing a drink then talk to your Dr.
STD's are tansfered via unprotected sex. Blood is not going to transfer an STD. A lot of the internet is junk and has misinformation on it.
its just confusing because alot of websites and people say u can catch stds from blood to blood contact....
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