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Yes. Any person is susceptible to contagions such as std's. If both partners were std free when they got married it would mean, of course, that the individual who is now infected with an std had sex outside the marriage. I understand there are people who claim to have picked up an std from toilet seats. But, what are the chances of that happening? Pretty small I bet. After all, that is why they are called Sexually Transmitted Deceases and not Toilet Transmitted Deceases....:-)

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