My wife was recently diagnosed with chlamydia. I’m quite certain it came from my “extracurricular activities.” When asked about this, I told it probably came from a toilet seat. Is this plausible?

No, chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease. The bacteria, chlamydia trachomatis, is transmitted when infected body fluids come in contact with the mucous membranes of genitalia. Chlamydia cannot spread from body fluids onto unbroken skin. Therefore, it is not plausible to be infected by chlamydia from a toilet seat.

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My wife was recently diagnosed with chlamydia. I’m quite certain it came from my “extracurricular activities.” When asked about this, I told it probably came from a toilet seat. Is this plausible?

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