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  5. I recently had a massage, and during it, I ended up sucking on the masseuse's nipple. There wasn't any milk or anything, but I'm worried. Is there any health risk involved with doing that?

I recently had a massage, and during it, I ended up sucking on the masseuse's nipple. There wasn't any milk or anything, but I'm worried. Is there any health risk involved with doing that?

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I recently had a massage, and during it, I ended up sucking on the masseuse's nipple. There wasn't any milk or anything, but I'm worried. Is there any health risk involved with doing that?

It's important to maintain boundaries and respect during any physical interaction, including massages. While nipple sucking itself doesn't typically pose health risks, it can be uncomfortable for the other person and may lead to misunderstandings. It's essential to ensure all actions are consensual and appropriate for both parties. If you have concerns, it's best to consult with a healthcare provider.

Last updated on 22 Jan 2025

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