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Ahh i guess that explained it. It's human saliva projected by sneezes when they're asleep, shine under black light.
I've never tried shining a black light on mucus. Isn't it the PSA that glows in UV light for semen traces? There shouldn't be any of that in mucus.
It's bodily fluid, including blood, saliva, sweat, and urine.
Precious bodily fluids. They deserve better protection than that.
You can't sneeze when asleep