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I would never go to a male practitioner who calls himself a "masseuse." Never.

"Self-release" is a disqualifier for a sensual or erotic massage. I'd rather spend that money on a legit therapeutic massage with no release than to be expected to release myself. 

Or French, for that matter. But if massage is his profession, or even his pastime, I would expect him to have figured out that the two words are different.
All I'm saying is that if he hasn't figured that much out, he's most likely unskilled.

I would never go to a male practitioner who calls himself a "masseuse." Never.

I tried him my first night on my recent trip to Miami and had such a good experience I went back on my last night. This is what I posted on RentMasseur:
There are masseurs and massages you enjoy and then there are masseurs who go far beyond that. Alex is that masseur. He touched me so deeply I felt that not only will I remember his massage forever, but also somehow I have known him all my life, I have been waiting for his massage all my life. His therapeutic skills are world-class, but his intuitive orientation, his erotic touch, and his Tantric training combine to create a massage that is simultaneously powerful and intimate. His tall, strong physical beauty is matched by a sweet, sensitive comforting soul. Days later, I am still in awe at the connection I felt. I feel lucky to have had his massage.

Is no one a fan of the erotic massage videos of Tyler Saint?
 
https://www.gayfuror.com/video/tyler-saint-takes-advantage-of-a-client/

I just had a massage with him last week. His massage is very Tantra-based--real, Eastern Tantra and not just the word to imply sensual or erotic massage. This is what I posted on RM:
The moment you enter BrandonKnight's massage space, you are entering a world of magic and healing. His physical understanding of the body and his spiritual understanding of the principles of Tantra work together to create a massage like no other. I felt safe and caressed and held and healed. I even tried to book a follow-up session on the last day of my trip, something I never do. I look forward to an even-longer session with him next time we are in the same city.

Is it just me or would anyone else like to get a massage from a hot Mormon man who starts out in his secret Mormon underwear and slowly strips down?

We should form a club and compare notes.

We should form a club and compare notes.

Or French, for that matter. But if massage is his profession, or even his pastime, I would expect him to have figured out that the two words are different.
All I'm saying is that if he hasn't figured that much out, he's most likely unskilled.

I would never go to a male practitioner who calls himself a "masseuse." Never.

I just had a massage with him last week. His massage is very Tantra-based--real, Eastern Tantra and not just the word to imply sensual or erotic massage. This is what I posted on RM:
The moment you enter BrandonKnight's massage space, you are entering a world of magic and healing. His physical understanding of the body and his spiritual understanding of the principles of Tantra work together to create a massage like no other. I felt safe and caressed and held and healed. I even tried to book a follow-up session on the last day of my trip, something I never do. I look forward to an even-longer session with him next time we are in the same city.

I had a massage from LouisMonti a few months ago and left this review on RentMasseur:
"LouisMonti gives a deep, soulful, connected massage. His warmth, his passion, and his yoga knowledge make for a pretty perfect massage. I can honestly say I lost myself in his hands--which is ultimately what we really want from a sensual massage. I recommend him highly."

Is no one a fan of the erotic massage videos of Tyler Saint?
 
https://www.gayfuror.com/video/tyler-saint-takes-advantage-of-a-client/

Why not just answer, "Not today--we're just serving mixed drinks, beer, hard seltzers, and soft drinks. But next time feel free to bring a bottle!"

"Self-release" is a disqualifier for a sensual or erotic massage. I'd rather spend that money on a legit therapeutic massage with no release than to be expected to release myself. 

Why not just answer, "Not today--we're just serving mixed drinks, beer, hard seltzers, and soft drinks. But next time feel free to bring a bottle!"

Thanks for the info! I appreciate it. 

I had a massage from LouisMonti a few months ago and left this review on RentMasseur:
"LouisMonti gives a deep, soulful, connected massage. His warmth, his passion, and his yoga knowledge make for a pretty perfect massage. I can honestly say I lost myself in his hands--which is ultimately what we really want from a sensual massage. I recommend him highly."

I would never go to a male practitioner who calls himself a "masseuse." Never.

Or French, for that matter. But if massage is his profession, or even his pastime, I would expect him to have figured out that the two words are different.
All I'm saying is that if he hasn't figured that much out, he's most likely unskilled.

I would never go to a male practitioner who calls himself a "masseuse." Never.

I just had a massage with him last week. His massage is very Tantra-based--real, Eastern Tantra and not just the word to imply sensual or erotic massage. This is what I posted on RM:
The moment you enter BrandonKnight's massage space, you are entering a world of magic and healing. His physical understanding of the body and his spiritual understanding of the principles of Tantra work together to create a massage like no other. I felt safe and caressed and held and healed. I even tried to book a follow-up session on the last day of my trip, something I never do. I look forward to an even-longer session with him next time we are in the same city.

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