Onyxforu

- I like to do a lot especially anything active outdoors, but also I enjoy cooking, writing my anime script, working out, hiking, playing my PlayStation, acting, bartending/mixology, meditating, researching and learning anything about spirituality or the origins of earth (check out Billy Carson on YouTube his information will blow your mind), Djaying, getting a massage 🤭, the beach, traveling, watching anime, and Rick and Morty 😅 also spending time alone to recharge and regain focus, or spending time with loved ones and friends, and of course traveling for circuit festivals overseas is one of my greatest passions that I’m grateful to be able to experience

- I would say yes and no. You definitely need to study on techniques to implement in your session. Also having some knowledge on body mechanics can really help. As an EMT I took anatomy and physiology 1 and 2 while studying my undergrad so I have an extensive knowledge on the body and how to move about it. Going to school for massaging is a great idea and can only help you but it’s definitely not required if you have the initiative to teach yourself the basics and continue to grow. I am self taught and I understand my background makes me unique. I’m actually going to get certified soon to be able to improve even more on my skills. If you can’t afford the schooling because it’s expensive I know, go to works shops in your local area. They teach a course on a specific Massage and or technique that’s about 4 hours long, you can take these workshops to add to your repertoire. Also if possible have a seasoned massuer show you the mechanics, Also practice on following energy that’s a major component to giving a successful massage experience, one day once I’ve retired and have more time I will shift my focus on uniting massuers similar to a Union 😉

- Yes I absolutely would. At first it started out as a side hustle for supplemental income, 7 years later it’s turned into an always growing, expanding very successful business for me, and has become my very first personal professional business, it has become rewarding and enjoyable to see how much my work changes people bringing relief, confidence, enjoyment, and happiness to each guest I have the honor working with, at times this becomes very therapeutic and rewarding for me. I also get to meet so many different walks of life, visit so many beautiful places I’d never thought to travel to see, hear interesting stories, learn from so many highly intelligent successful individuals, meet so many spiritually advanced fellow gay me, and develop long lasting relationships with many of my regulars I see all over the country, this is a truly unique and amazing era of my life that I’d truly miss once I ve retired and moved on from in a few years