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Hand Job from masseuse
On having a massage massage and a hand job from a 'masseuse'.
If the masseuse uses her hands and knees to put pressure on the body, if she does that to someone earlier in the day couldn't herpes, or warts or molluscum contagiosium be transmitted?
Then for the handjob. If it lasts a long time and goes dry after starting with lube and afterward the shaft is slightly reddish and irritated, what are the chances for HPV or Herpes if she didn't wash her hands before me and someone she saw had any of these things earlier in the day?
My worry is that if she didn't wash her hands before seeing me that HPV or Herpes from someone else could have been rubbed into my penis. What is my risk?
If the masseuse uses her hands and knees to put pressure on the body, if she does that to someone earlier in the day couldn't herpes, or warts or molluscum contagiosium be transmitted?
Then for the handjob. If it lasts a long time and goes dry after starting with lube and afterward the shaft is slightly reddish and irritated, what are the chances for HPV or Herpes if she didn't wash her hands before me and someone she saw had any of these things earlier in the day?
My worry is that if she didn't wash her hands before seeing me that HPV or Herpes from someone else could have been rubbed into my penis. What is my risk?
Oh, I see. So is there any way to get an opinion from Handsfield or Hook now that those forums are closed down?
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks Vance. It helps to hear that. Now if I can just get it through my thick skull and stop worrying about it. But you've helped me do that and I appreciate it.
On another note, do you know what happened to the paid forums where Dr. Hook and Handsfield would answer questions? The STD forum says it is not accepting any more questions.
On another note, do you know what happened to the paid forums where Dr. Hook and Handsfield would answer questions? The STD forum says it is not accepting any more questions.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
