Paydirt's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Dec 24, 2024

- I want my clients to feel like this is one of the best treatments the've received. I want them to feel satisfied and that they've gotten their money's worth.

- Formal training is certainly a beneficial starting point for anyone looking to be a masseur. It provides a foundational knowledge of the body's workings and of time-honored massage techniques. Beyond that tho, the best masseurs rely on their own intuition, talent, and flow to embellish their treatments and take them to the next level.

- I want them to feel BLISSED OUT. I want them to feel so good they need a minute to collect themselves before they can rise and dress. I want my clients to feel validated, sexy, and in greater harmony with their bodies.

- There is something very special and unique about the exchange between a masseur and client. I love the direct, man-to-man connection that fosters sensual somatic healing. It is the most gratifying type of work I've done, and I hope to continue on this path for decades to come.

- I decided to become a masseur when I received an truly magical massage from a friend/lover of mine. The way he moved energy throughout my body was incredible, unlike anything I'd ever experienced. I wanted to learn to offer the same thing to other men.

- I do. Clients frequently comment on the quality of my work, with many saying it's the best treatment they've received. I have many return clients.

- As I've gotten older, I've grown to prefer quiet nights at home to wild nights on the town. But travel is extremely important to me and I make a point to visit several brand new places every year. Plans for 2025 include the National Parks of New Mexico, the Big Island of Hawai'i, and Italy.

- I am a multi-disciplinary visual artist. My work includes white-line woodblock printmaking, erotic watercolors, digital illustration, and whimsical costume design.