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worried about herpes from massage

Hi,

Well I got a body to body massage. The girl was massaging me on my back and at certain times was lying on the backside of my body naked so that I could feel her vagina touching certain parts of the back of my body.

I was not comfortable with this so after a while told her to stop. She did and I told her I was worried about STD's. She said "I know how you feel my boyfriend gave me an STD once when he went down on me with a colesore". She then said she only had the one outbreak 8 years ago.

So nowI am thinking damn this girl has herpes and her vagina has been touching the back of my body. I could feel it touch my buttocks and certain areas of my legs when she was straddling me and massaging me with her hands.

At one point she fully lay on top of me so her naked body was on top of mine.

Note - I was lying face down the whole time and so she never came into contact with my genitals or the front side of my body.

After she told me had a past exposure to herpes I made her let me check her. She had no visible symptoms whatsoever and looked clean and healthy. Am I at risk for herpes? Where should I go from here?
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I like your answer.

I am never going to one of those places again...Its just stressful when it is supposed to be relaxing.
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You are in risk of herpes, but the risk is too low to worry about. Apparently the woman had genital HSV1, and it may well be that you already have the virus, since many people do. With no symptoms there is no reason to worry about it.

Where you should go? You should buy lotion and rent a porn movie when you feel horny. And when you need a massage, seek a masseuse who only uses hands instead of *****.

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