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STD from a lubricant in massage parlour
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Thank you for a great forum. I recently got a massage from a sex-worker which gave me tantric massage. She both masturbated my penis and inserted a quite big dildo in my anal in order to open my "energy-flow", so she told me. The dildo had a condom on it, and I checked that is was intact when she was finished doing this. But my penis was also briefly touched by her fingers without a condom, still with some lubricant on them.
My concern is that she used a coconut cream from a small container (open with a lid) that clearly had been used by her on several customers before me. The cream actually gave me a burning feeling as well both on my testicles and anal.
I am worried that some kind of STD got into the lubricant from a customer before me. (i.e. she touches a client once, and then add som extra lube)?
Robin
Thank you for a great forum. I recently got a massage from a sex-worker which gave me tantric massage. She both masturbated my penis and inserted a quite big dildo in my anal in order to open my "energy-flow", so she told me. The dildo had a condom on it, and I checked that is was intact when she was finished doing this. But my penis was also briefly touched by her fingers without a condom, still with some lubricant on them.
My concern is that she used a coconut cream from a small container (open with a lid) that clearly had been used by her on several customers before me. The cream actually gave me a burning feeling as well both on my testicles and anal.
I am worried that some kind of STD got into the lubricant from a customer before me. (i.e. she touches a client once, and then add som extra lube)?
Robin
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