Cubology's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Oct 03, 2024

- I’ve been a Massuer for 11 years and I think I’ll do it for the rest of my life in some capacity. I definitely will evolve to a point where my art sustains myself and then I just work on people to have fun and heal.

- I love to make art of all kinds. I make fursuits. Make burning man outfits, make projection mapped sculptures and VJ effects on them, I love to make leather

- I love staying at home but it doesn’t seem to make me any money just hanging out, smoking weed, and playing video games. Lol just kidding. Really though I love to travel. I spend my time exploring America, making new friends, eating great food, skiing, and working on awesome people. I’m able to support myself and my family when I keep myself away from home. It’s semi lonely but being a healer and companion is a rewarding experience.

- I moved to Sf as a reiki healer with only minimum wage experience working in warehouses and life guarding/security. My mentor said I have a great touch but needed to find a way to market myself. I worked on becoming a Massuer and got my cmt license in 2013

- No but a about 250 hours is required to know the trails of the human body. Also in a clinic setting where you get comprehensive reviewing on how the massage was

- My vibes about who I am. Super chill mans kinda man, artist, healer, geek, outdoorsman, craftsmen, skiier, kinkster, I’m into just about everything

- Be ready to understand people on a whole different level

- Total Relief, relaxation, happiness, and even to feel a little sexier than they did before

- My first day at the clinic I worked on a paraplegic guy who was my same age. It was cathartic being able to Be of any service to him

- I’m here to make a difference. Even if it seems small. Good guy here

- No, however I’m a fantastic Massuer. I try to just make enough money to support my basic needs and spend the rest of my time working on art. I love my life.

- I sure would. Massage gives me the flexibility to travel and meet people in ways I never thought I would. It’s definitely an adventure

- They tell me how thankful they are for the experience and how they’ve had masseurs for years but can never find guys like me.