Male masseuse offered me a ‘sensual massage’ towards the end of our session. What the heck is that?

[Anonymous]

I'm going to need to know who gifted you this. Because I feel like they knew....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A happy ending

So masseur’s hands go on OP’s private areas??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm going to need to know who gifted you this. Because I feel like they knew....

It was my best friend of 12 years. I guarantee she didn’t know. She lives far away and got a Groupon for a massage that was near my job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A happy ending

So masseur’s hands go on OP’s private areas??

No. He sits down to discuss philosophy.

[Anonymous]

Excuse the music. This is a sensual massage. It doesn’t always involve happy endings

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm going to need to know who gifted you this. Because I feel like they knew....

It was my best friend of 12 years. I guarantee she didn’t know. She lives far away and got a Groupon for a massage that was near my job.

Hopefully if it is a bff you can laugh about it. But I'd let her know. Otherwise I'd think she'd gone there herself and wanted to share the positive experience-or if it was a guy gifting it- he was a creeper. I assure you this was finger-diddling if you'd accepted.

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Anonymous wrote:Name it so we can all avoid it, and report to the manager.

Sensual massages are legal. Why would report it?

If it’s not listed as a service at the spa, this guy wanted sex (or something close to it) for money. Name the place, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:90 minute massage? Sounds awfully long to me. Or is that common?

I don’t book anything less than 90 min and lately I’ve been booking 2hrs. It’s blissful.

[Anonymous]

You know what this is, come on, don't play dumb.

[Anonymous]

Report him and the business to the state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There used to be an amazing happy ending thread here.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, I was gifted a 90 minute Swedish massage for my birthday. My masseuse was male, which I’m not really comfortable with but I’ve only had one male masseuse before years ago, so I figured what the heck. He did massage pretty far up my cheeks and my bikini line, which my friend said was normal. Towards the end of our session he asked if I’ve ever had a sensual massage. I said no. He then asked if I wanted to try it during the session. I politely declined.

What in the world is a sensual massage? I obviously know what the word sensual means but I’ve never heard of such a thing. Anyone ever have one before?

How would you have phrased this ten years ago? Probably "My friend got me a massage for my birthday". Don't you feel dumb using "gifted" because people on social media decided that it's a word?

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If you’re going to be an a$$ at least make sure you’re right before opening your mouth

I know it's a word; but the fact is that no one ever used it that way until a few years ago.
I've always wanted to ask people if they feel odd suddenly speaking a certain way that they never did before.

[Anonymous]

Jealous. That's my #1 fantasy. I can't see an attractive male massage therapist because if he offered, I'd say yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jealous. That's my #1 fantasy. I can't see an attractive male massage therapist because if he offered, I'd say yes.

That’s the thing - he wasn’t attractive and I’m still fairly certain he’s gay.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jealous. That's my #1 fantasy. I can't see an attractive male massage therapist because if he offered, I'd say yes.

That’s the thing - he wasn’t attractive and I’m still fairly certain he’s gay.

It doesn’t matter. Pleasure and $. Transaction.