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precum on hand
I am HIV + and was getting a planned non-sexual massage. During the massage I had some pre-cum leak out even though I was not aroused/erect. The pre-cum got on the massage therapist hands which I didn't realize at the time. After the massage I had told the massage therapist that I was HIV + and they were upset telling me they got precum on their hands. They had washed their hands after the massage. I told them I didn't believe there was any risk to them. I wanted to verify this and should I have told the massage therapist prior to the massage even though it was suppose to be a non-sexual massage? I felt terrible like I did something bad or illegal by not telling them prior.
Thank you
Thank you
Absolutely no risk to the massage therapist and no need to disclose. There is no reason to feel bad over this.
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