IrishSensuality's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Oct 05, 05:11

- My main line of work is that I help people overcome intimacy challenges. As such, my work is very intimate and connected and people regularly experience soul expansion and catharsis unlike anything they’ve felt in sessions with others.

- Like they’ve had an experience better than what they were imagining when they reached out and contacted me.

- I travel often and love it as much as being home.

- My remember my client telling me emotionally that they’d never been touched by a man like that before. That was when I knew I had something special to offer and chose to dive in!

- 15 years so far, and I think I’ll be doing it until I’m older and my body is too sore.

- It was a service that supported my work helping people overcome intimacy challenges.

- I believe in certain cultures of the world, for example Thai and Indonesian, massage is something practiced from an early age and perhaps training isn’t necessary for these folks.

Where I grew up in Ireland though we definitely weren’t massaging each other… training has helped a lot.

- My main profession is helping people overcome intimacy challenges. I bring this experience onto the massage table to create a very intimate and connected experience for the client.

I’m also attuned in reiki and so work with both the energetic and physical bodies.

- Breathe and slow down. Your presence is the key to massaging the soul, not only the body.

- Relaxed, fulfilled, alive, calm, centered, satiated, satisfied.

- Yes. I love how it brings me into the present moment and slows down time. The world goes quiet and it’s just me and the client. I don’t see my masseur days coming to an end any time soon.

- Surf, Weights, Yoga, Meditation, Cooking, Restaurants, Skinny Dipping, Naturism, Photography, Music (playing/listening), Ecstatic Dance, Fruit, Laughing, Loving.

- It’s my main and only source of income so yes, I do consider my self a successful masseur.