AtlantaMassage's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Nov 04, 2023

- About 30-years, mostly all in the Decatur/Emory/Druid Hills areas.

- Reading, bodybuilding, walks, time with friends

- Yes I would!

- Genuinely satisfied and already discussing when they think they may want to come in again.

- I have done the traveling massage shtick and it grew on me. I haven’t traveled in about 3-years now, but I’m about to attempt a restart, expanding my city list both in and outside of the U.S.

- Completely satisfied, invigorated, relaxed, and feel like a man worth a million bucks.

- I would want my clients to know that I am a deeply sincere and genuine person and that my authenticity comes thru in a warm manner. This functions as the basis of the respect I feel every client deserves. It’s my pleasure to serve.

Ever since I was a teen, I’d fantasize about being back in time during the great Roman and Greek public unisex or men only bathhouses and giving massages at the side of the largest, steamiest, most popular indoor pool. I was thrilled at the idea of being a servant to the many royal and upper class, socially powerful men. To be the one that serves and only brings complete satisfaction to my clients is my highest aspiration.

- I honestly don’t remember as that was nearly 30-years ago! However, I do recall one of my outcall massages in Florida I gave while traveling there for vacation with my parents. Funny thing is, I was so new at this that I had no concept of time passing during the massage and found it challenging to keep track of time allocated on particular sections of the massage. So I very cleverly listened to the music my client was playing and discerned the average song length was about 3mins. So I counted the number of songs I heard play and deduced my time from that estimate. It worked! LOL! 😂😜🤗😃👍🏼

- Training is just the start. Experience makes up for any lack of formal training and self-education by getting massages so you can learn new techniques and feel for yourself what the client is experiencing.

- If a gentleman were to ask me for advice on becoming a Masseur, I would share my work ethic, my values, my mission, my goals, my marketing plan, and my operational plan. This would get him started. My advice would be to always prioritize the clients needs and requests before you apply your technical plan and rote methodology.

- I became a masseur originally as a means of supporting myself before college, then during, and ever since on a mostly part time basis. Giving massages relaxes me and satisfies a need to connect with other men.

I learned massage therapy from a partner of mine who was licensed. And I have kept my techniques fresh by trading with well experienced and licensed therapists.

- My massage is not the type that leaves you hurting and sore afterwards. Mine is a very relaxing and still therapeutic using medium to deep pressure and is as professional as most any massage you’d find anywhere. Unlike other masseurs with an attitude, I approach clients in a warm, welcoming manner. Every client wants a REAL massage but some therapists want to just skip to the end and cheat you with lousy work and not working the whole hour. Not me. My ethics and values drive my professionalism and nurturing, caring approach.

- I judge the quality of my work upon the satisfaction of my clients, and their testimonials/reviews. If my clients are happy 90% of the time then I consider myself successful. Presently, I estimate client satisfaction as GOOD and EXCELLENT at 95%.