No, you should not touch the massage therapist while getting a massage. During a professional massage session, the therapist is the one providing the treatment, and they are responsible for touching and manipulating your body to deliver the massage techniques.
Massage therapy is a professional service, and the therapist is trained to use specific techniques to address your needs and concerns. Touching the therapist may not only be considered inappropriate but also disrupt the flow and effectiveness of the massage.
It's important to respect the therapist's boundaries and maintain a professional atmosphere during the session. If you have any questions or concerns during the massage, you can communicate with the therapist verbally to ensure your comfort and address any specific areas of focus or sensitivity. Open communication is essential to ensuring that you have a positive and beneficial massage experience.