DirtyDyani

Is extensive training necessary for a Masseur in order to be successful?

Most jurisdictions and employers expect massage therapists to have completed a formal training program. However I'm not formally trained but can sense the body very well if you have a knot or sore muscles the body will tell me. I will work my magic on that area to help relive the aches and pains.

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

Considering I'm passionate about both providing massages and the freedom of travel it affords in my life. It's natural to feel a sense of attachment to the work I love doing, especially when it brings me personal satisfaction and supports my livelihood.

Ultimately, finding a balance between passion and income is a common challenge in many professions. By nurturing my love for massage therapy while also attending to my personal needs and interests, i can continue to derive fulfillment from my work while enjoying the freedom it provides in your life.

What distinguishes you from all the other Masseurs?

I understand that seeing a trans woman on this site can be a little confusing to some. While I have received some hate in the past. The overall turn out of my experience on this app has been very pleasant.

Being the only trans woman I have seen on here I feel it puts me in a unique position to provide services for those individuals who are more curious about the Trans experience.

It's important to acknowledge that everyone's experiences and journeys are different, and my openness to sharing mine can be valuable to those seeking understanding or exploration. Providing a supportive environment where clients can freely explore their desires or fantasies is a valuable service that can enhance understanding and acceptance.