HotOtterHands's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Apr 26, 19:38

- Training is useful, but there is no substitute for experience. One must be attuned to the individual they’re working on and adapt.

- I’ve heard stories about guys using old or fake photos. You hire a masseur, you show up and he looks nothing like his ad. You feel betrayed, and to protect yourself you ask every new masseur to send a recent photo.
But what you don’t know about are the bad actors on the client side who play pic games. It starts out innocent, sending a recent photo to verify. Then it moves into specific poses and asking for nude photos—he keeps moving the goalpost. And one quickly realizes this “client” has no intention of hiring them. So for this reason, I don’t send photos. The site has verified my photos and has a robust review system so clients can report when a masseur uses fake or outdated pics.

- I’m pretty direct, but also an introvert. I don’t play cat and mouse (I see people viewing my profile dozens of times but never reach out to me—enjoying the view?)

- My goal is for my clients to feel rejuvenated, fulfilled, and ready to take on the day or get a good night’s rest. Ideally they feel like they should call me again.

- I started honing my craft in 2015. It’s a nice way to connect and help people, and I plan to keep doing it as long as possible.

- Traveling is definitely one of the perks of this profession. Everywhere has a unique charm, from big cities to small towns and rural areas.