Grandmother
Grandmother
grandmother's
what it the English to Thai translation for grandmother
paternal grandmother is achamma
Her grandmother, "Nanny".
Mono is an STD. It can be transfered by the obvous. But it is called the kissing disease and can be transfered by kissing, or by having blood get into your system, ie. blood from a cut getting into a cut you have
It isn't really that possible to have gotten the HIV or AIDS from kissing your partner. Unless they have gone for and HIV testing from their doctor.
Mono is an STD. It can be transfered by the obvous. But it is called the kissing disease and can be transfered by kissing, or by having blood get into your system, ie. blood from a cut getting into a cut you have
No, Catching STD's are from blood, transfer and other type of transfers w/ the body.
if your thinking std none unless you both have a cutt in or around the mouth. but you can get mono or other airbourne diseases....but you can get that without kissing.
If they had a cold sore while kissing you, or they have an STD. I'd get myself checked out if I were you.
Yes I Think Because If You Get Your Period Its Not Their Business So Kiss Them __________________________________ Of course you can! Its not as if he's gonna get an STD or anything!
I am pretty sure you cant pass AIDS this way unless someone is seriously bleeding in their mouth and I don't think things like genital warts are going to be passed by it either. Oral herpes, or cold sores, probably could be passed by kissing. Im not a doctor though
Your grandmother's grandmother is your great-great-grandmother.
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