MasseurJake's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: May 19, 2021

- I’ve chosen this field of personal services because it’s a privilege to be a part of my clients’ happiness and well being.

When you get a massage, you’re getting a very unique and personal touch. It’s intimate. It’s sensual in nature in that your senses are either deprived or over infused.

Sensuality

Sight: your eyes get deprived of your normal sight and therefore you get to leave behind that which would distract you. It allows you to concentrete of feeling the masseur’s touch

Hearing: therapeutic music is played and the intention is to allow your mind to relax and concentrate on music designed to unwind.

Smelling: aromatic oils and lotions are used to add to the relaxation. Different aromas used in products were designed by mother nature to help us in healing

Tasting: the session deprived deprives you of your normal eating routine therefore you can focus on the other senses

Touching: the first and foremost effect of massage is the sense of touch. Our bodies are loaded with nerve endings that are asking for and to be touched.

If dogs love to be pet, how much more men of all sizes and shakes need to get a massage for health benefits!!

- I want a cue to feel terrific and rejuvenated after our session. Massage has a miraculous healing effect on so many of our physiological processes and systemic functions. A session that is focused on both the therapeutic bodywork and adult activities will make you feel that you’ve accomplished something Very Good for your body and mind.

My session is intended to make you relaxed, feel good about yourself, and be confident with your one and only body: take care of it well. Treat it good with a massage!

- The talent and desire must come naturally from the inside or your heart.

Without this natural gift: you will not be the best service provider. One can not fake what is inert in his talents and skills.

Study and get a professional career so that a wanna-be-masseur and the future clients will both benefit from a real Bodyworker.

- Yes, I would miss the days I was in full practice when the day I decide to switch back to my career in Supply Chain Management.

Being a masseur is a privilege as it is a job that is spent in a special condition, relaxed environment, and a totally intimate way of treating a client. Being a masseur is having a profession that is different from other careers— it touches a lot!

Being a professional and licensed bodywork can be fulfilling. It allows you to be a source of joy and relief as you help men get in tuned with their health and physical needs.

An erotic massage experience fulfills 2 things: the healing aspects of massage and the release and meeting of one’s intimate carnal needs.

- I want you to feel A W E S O M E!!!

I do NOT want you to feel demeaned, degraded, or devalued. Human touch is magical.

While most of us only get to be touched partially (handshake) in our daily encounters and interactions with fellow human beings, getting a massage will allow you to be nurtured wholesomely and feel the power of the therapist.

Humans sometimes are sort of deprived of positive human touch. The body has thousands and thousands of nerve endings— the creator and designer meant for us to be touched.

- I’m a very successful Bodyworker because I am a better manager that is always refining my need for high emotional intelligence. I know what is good for my clients. I know what my clients want. I’m client-focused by making sure that when a person get my services, they leave the session feeling great after spending their resources well. My Success is measured by a satisfied client and at the end of the day: having a clear conscience.

- Extensive training is great for those who would like to be professional and get the credentials needed.

But no training of any kind can beat the power of an intuitive and gifted hands.

Professional training and credentials are important for clients who are spending a great deal of their money so they deserve the best services provided by properly trained, experienced and certified masseurs.

Looks are important. However: Don’t settle for just the looks of a masseur. Get what your hard earned money is worth. After all, your body deserves all the good things massage therapy can give.

- I want all to know that I do NOT consider this profession to be “easy-money” as others feel or consider.

I respect my clients for the resources they put in spending time with me: that respect is sacred. They worked hard for that money and I must deliver the service in good faith.

This profession is honorable as I intend to keep it that way. I priovide a service that all men find beneficial to their mental/emotional health and physical well-being.

We are all unique and different.

Our physical bodies are not the same and what our touch offers is different from one another.

What maybe distinguishes me from other colleagues in the industry is that I am client-focused; I add values to the client’s health regimen; I treat the session as a sacred time for physical healing; and I don’t discriminate.

I make sure that my clients feel at ease by giving them a safe and clean environment in my apartment. That their privacy is assured by not disclosing their information. That my bodywork is not just “spreading lotion” but has real therapeutic benefits.

- I’m flexible in meeting my clients need for service. I can host or travel in the San Francisco Bay Area—where home is. I have also done tours in Austin, TX; New York City; Las Vegas & Reno, NV; I have upcoming tours to Sam Diego, Seattle, Chicago and more to cities to visit and serve men.

- In my spare time, I travel and do spontaneous things. I enjoy my freedom to move and I live life to the fullest.

I choose each day to be positive and happy.

- I’ve been in the massage therapy practice for 15 years. I had practiced in full time mode and part time as well. When in a full time mode doing logistics for supply chain management, I go on a part time mode in massage therapy.

I’m in now a full time basis owning my massage practice. I am certified, experienced, credentialed and continuously training in the arts and science of massage therapy.

- If you choose my services, you get a massage from someone who had been well trained and certified, someone that had experience in dealing with different demographics and one who has an utmost respect for the individual client.

I professionalize my work and I consider it my own business. I offer a service that is unique: bodywork is essential to our health. I’m a lucky guy to work on your body—very few jobs on this world have the opportunity to touch your most prized possession: your physical body & health.

- I don’t remember my first ever session or client. But I do recall the day I decided to be a masseur. It was perfectly synced with what the universe had planned for me. I needed a relief from the career of a different field I had that was a source of stress and unhealthy office environment. I wanted to have a purposeful job that I will be passionate about and that I enjoyed doing over and over.