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MinorInfection Lustful Lord UID 158441 Digest Posts 0 Credits 906 Posts 69 Karma 894 Acceptance 245 Reading Access 40 Registered 11-10-2016 Status Offline

#1 Post at 3-4-2018 23:33  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Felt a lump in her breast today... So I was having fun at a spa session, and I got to spooning my fairly young massage girl on the bed and groping her small A-cup breasts from the back. As I was rubbing her, I felt a small lump in her right one. It definitely wasn't silicone or anything, and I didn't want to ruin my session with her because I didn't want to her to get scared about having cancer or something (oftentimes, these are benign lumps) and I ended up forgetting to tell her. I hope to let her know about the lump in her breast the next time I see her, but what, gentlemen, would be the best way to let her know about a situation like this one? How would you go about this? Recent Ratings jeffzeke   5-4-2018 12:00   Acceptance   +10   good that you are concerned, I have felt a lump once and just asked casually if she gets annual exams from a doctor. batman108   4-4-2018 12:42   Acceptance   +2   Let her know that you felt something out of the ordinary JJJ37   4-4-2018 00:49   Acceptance   +8   I think you should check her pussy too. johnnygleet   3-4-2018 23:50   Acceptance   +1   Tell Mamasan. Maybe she'll send in a second girl and they can do mutual breast exams. Under your supervision of course ...

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#2 Post at 4-4-2018 11:37  Profile Blog P.M.  Font size: S M L Could be benign, could be something more sinister. Either way, I do suggest that you bring it up. That being said, being direct might seem a little ominous and might freak her out. You might want to try something a little more subtle. Maybe mention you just had your physical done and how while you didn't enjoy your doctor's finger up your chute, that you appreciated it to make sure you weren't in any other trouble and then ask her if she's ever had tests done. Then you can ease into the topic from there. Just a suggestion. ~UD Recent Ratings MinorInfection   4-4-2018 14:10   Acceptance   +3   Let me try this one. thanks.

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#3 Post at 4-4-2018 22:48  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: JJJ37  4-4-2018 00:49  Acceptance  +8  I think you should check her pussy too. How old are you? To OP, of course you should tell her. True story, a girl was at the cricket and a man who was sitting behind her told her she had a mole on her shoulder that needed looking at. It turned out to be melanoma. She got it swiftly removed and lived. Other guys might not have spotted (or cared to say sth) or she might not do self-examinations. Might be nothing, but could be sth.

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#4 Post at 5-4-2018 00:26  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #3 Thai-delight's post "How old are you?" Is a sense of humor age dependent?   Recent Ratings UncleDad   5-4-2018 22:21   Acceptance   +4   Nope.... Neither is maturity. Muwahahahaha... *Runs and hides*

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#5 Post at 5-4-2018 09:22  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 MinorInfection's post No doubt about it you should let her know. I would tell her directly then you know she has been told. Mamasan may forget or choose not to tell her. There was another story similar to the one Thai Delight mentioned above where a bikini model had posted pictures of herself on social media and someone had noticed a mole and told her. It was melanoma and was removed straight away. Early detection is critical. Obe Recent Ratings jeffzeke   5-4-2018 12:01   Acceptance   +10   100% correct approach.

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#6 Post at 5-4-2018 09:38  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #5 obe's post Same thing with the Aussie Olympic gold medalist Mack Horton. It was amazing that Horton's swimming coach never questioned the mole on his chest, and it took a fan noticing it in a photo. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ ... eagle-eyed-fan.html Recent Ratings obe   5-4-2018 10:13   Acceptance   +10   Yeah that is amazing

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#7 Post at 5-4-2018 12:03  Profile Blog P.M.  Font size: S M L You should definitely tell her.  Don't make it sound alarming, just as her if she sees a doctor for her annual physical, and if not, you can recommend that she does that.  A great majority of breast lumps in young women are benign.  But I've diagnosed breast cancer in women in their late 20's and early 30's.

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