Thank you very much.

Although I'm not familiar with "boobjob", I imagine it means you were masturbated with or between your massage partner's breasts. That carries no risk of STD. As I said in my reply to your question 6 months ago (#828), "Here is the main information you need to know to protect yourself from STDs:  they require a penis inside a vagina, rectum, or mouth. That's all." No STDs cause skin pimples on the body, and there is no reason to suppose your partner's pimples were anything else. You do not need testing and can safely continue sex with your regular partner.

Regards--  HHH, MD

Thank you.

STDs are not simply genital infections and therefore sexually transmitted. The bacteria and viruses that cause them evolved to require sex itself for transmission -- usually meaning direct contact of wet mucous membranes (not skin), generally with penile penetration into vagina, rectum, or mouth. If genital fluids on hands or elsewhere on the skin could transmit them, we would all be at risk from shaking hands with people after they used the toilet or scratched their genitals and from other non-intimate contat; they would be much more common than they are; and they wouldn't be classifed as STDs to begin with.

That completes this thread.