TransMassage's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Sep 16, 2021

- Not necessarily. Basic massage training is sufficient for Swedish massage. There is always time to continue education. It also depends on which training you would like and if that needs more time to gain the skills. Also, many people just have a natural talent. Sometimes formal training is only necessary in order to become licensed.

- Relaxed, connected to their bodies & joyful.

- Both. I LOVE to travel and having a home base is great.

- I have been licensed for 2.5 years. I would love to continue on my own terms for as long as my body allows and expand my knowledge of bodywork.

- I work more with energy than deep tissue, it's also about healing the spirit. The act of climax is not only physical.

- Go for it! It's like the gateway drug for healing arts.

- One main reason is because the talent was passed down from my grandmother and then my father.

- I love camping, hiking, traveling, playing music, photography, cooking, hanging out with friends, supporting community, riding bicycle, cats & watching movies.

- I want you to feel relaxed, grounded in your body & satisfied.

- I am transgender. FTM. I've had top surgery and I am on hormones. I am pansexual and I love touching bodies.

- I do, even though I've only been practicing professionally for a couple of years. I would love to learn more so that way I can improve. I am naturally good with my hands.

- In the beginning I thought massage was all about giving, but as I kept giving massage I also received. It boosts my immunity, keeps me grounded and gives me energy to massage others.

- My first client was in massage school, but I can't remember. I had wanted to be a massage therapist for years and finally went through with it after receiving a massage after running a 5k. I was inspired after getting a massage from a big handsome man. Slowly I started to incorporate sexual energy into my massage and got great feedback.