West Island Massage for Men and Women

[stars.stripes.soccer.]

I have noticed an ad on CL and Kijiji the past few days (I won't post the link because of the Mods rules, you can do a search yourselves), and saw an ad offering up massage for both men and women from a West Island home, $80/hour.

Since I live on the West Island, and had been promising my cousin a massage for passing her courses to become a nutritionist (if there is such a thing as a female hobbyist, you can consider her one), I contacted the gentleman who had posted and arranged for an afternoon appointment yesterday, Boxing Day.

He is located in a private residence just off Route 20 near Woodland Avenue. My cousin described him as being in his 40s, and that he had several years of part-time practical experience gained during travels in Europe and Asia (he is caucasian anglo Canadian).

The massage took place on a bed in a bedroom, and my cousin was quite happy with his attention to her aches and pains, his use of a slightly scented massage oil, the availability of a shower in an adjacent room, and the conversation that took place.

I picked her up an hour later, she telling me that she received the full hour's value and was quite satisfied, choosing to tip him an additional $20 over what I had given as the pre-payment.

I don't know whether I would go for getting a massage from a guy, but it does seem that the female hobbyists amongst us (or us guys who want to treat a female friend/colleague/adjunct/partner), now have a good value place to go in a discreet residential suburban location.

 

[dfroggyman]

I assume this was a strictly theraputic massage? The only reason I'm asking is the massage took place on a ''bed'' and not a massage table.

Alfie

 

[komets.geo]

My cousin said when she asked him about bed vs table that he told her that he was waiting for a table that had rubber-tipped legs so as not to scratch the wood floors, and that he was waiting as well to see how popular his service would be before retrofitting one of his rooms into a full-time studio, apparently seeing 1 or 2 clients a day in the evenings and weekends for now.

It was my cousin's idea to ask for a form of sensory stimulation, so I presume that it can walk on both sides of the street with the invite coming from the client and not the provider, hence why she left an additional $20 thereafter.

 

[mikiq10]

Did your cousin took any options?

 

[HeavyNinja92]

She admitted that she asked him to provide her with digital stimulation near the completion of the massage

 

[~Jessika~]

I think that I will change my job (software developer) to be a massage therapist

 

[Blake]

Yes, I would definitely second the opinion that giving massage is far superior in the fun category of work possibilities as compared to software development. My cousin even opened up her wallet herself to take a second run at it because she said she left his house feeling "blissful and serene and satisfied". Since she is otherwise much the princess, this man must also be a saint to put up with her demands for an hour, which should bode well for other less-demanding types than her.

 

[SexySoccerGurrl]

I would keep your day job because from what I know there are farrrrrrrr fewer woman looking for sensual massages than there are men. Originally I would have thought that women would have similar needs as men however, whether there is a fear of opening your body to a stranger, or the fact that woman can get most of these services without having to pay, the market for providing erotic massage for women is not very large.

I have experience in providing massage and even when offering the service for free, there are still few takers.