What distinguishes you from all the other Masseurs?

In the gay world, I am one of the few who is actually is licensed, trained and experienced and worked full-time as a LMT for over 15 years,

Do you consider yourself a successful Masseur?

YES! Simply because I became one, at one of the best colleges in America with the intention to help others not exploit them. Now I am only part time because I am also a successful fine art artist.

Some people say that being a Masseur is addictive. Would you miss your Masseur days ?

I am feeling like a fish outside the water with these questions because the massage business changed drastically on the past 20 years. Additionally, gay massage became a class of itself: Most clients don't care about quality, but sex and most providers offers sex instead quality and experience, etc.... Since my priority is to provide one of the few truly trained and experienced bodywork of the gay world, I am counting on the few 10% who actually appreciated a great bodywork. The reality is, as in most business, nobody gets everything. That's what most gays want: great bodywork and sex by confusing real therapists with escorts. These are two different things. If a client wants sex, he should hire an escort, if he wants a great professional bodywork, don't expect the therapist to be an escort as well..... massage therapy is hard work...... some sensual elements is ok, since we are gay and understand each other but please check on your priorities before hiring someone.... by their prices and description you can tell what's gonna happen.....