DavidsHands's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Oct 21, 2019

- I love travel. As often as possible. If the offer is nice, and we can communicate healthy boundaries respectfully, I would consider travelling to see you.

- Be patient, and move slowly. Get treatment often. Learn clear and positive communication skills, and practice firm, permeable boundaries.

Listen closely to everyone, and learn to read and understand spoken subtext, especially all the non verbal messages.

- I love to move my body, practice acrobatics, dance, do contact fire staff and contact dance.

I like to listen to podcasts, find new music, rap and beatbox, cook, hike, and travel as much as I can.

I also enjoy eating mozzarella cheese and avocados.

- It's not addictive, no, and I'm not planning to stop any time soon.

- 2012 was my first official massage training.

I've been intuitively massaging people since I was a teenager, in family and friend settings.

Healing, communication, mindfulness, and emotional development is forever.

- Of course training is necessary, yes.

To be truly successful, one also needs: inclination to touch, powerful confidence and social/networking skills, care for other human beings, vulnerability, willingness to hold space, and relentless determination to succeed.

- I am a natural healer and teacher, and capable of intense healing work. My talents have been focused by choosing to study healing, communication, mindfulness, teaching, and self care.

I care as much about the people in my life as I care about myself. If we work together, you get the same level of care as I give to myself. So with me, you get to be the most receptive, pleasurable, and beautiful version of yourself.

I am here to help you safely explore your own needs, desires, vulnerabilities, emotional edges, and deepest pleasures.

- I was a student in a college-level Traditional Thai Massage course, and my first paying client came through the school I was attending. I felt a little nervous but confident at the same time. She had a good experience, and so did I.

I was working in a room with four or five other client/recipient pairs, and the vibe was really good. It felt grounded, safe, and really theraputic.

- When you leave, my goal is that you have experienced a new and surprising level of relaxed, open pleasure, and intimacy with your own sensory experience.

I would love to know that because of me, you get to truly enjoy your own body.

- To me, massage means access to genuine affection and intimacy.

I chose massage because it lets me be totally present and caring in my relationships to others.