Those who use rent masseurs or the like, how common is it for masseurs to allow you to massage them?

[imma]

Let's say you want to massage them (as in they're on the table massage and you're massaging them)? Of course, after you've gotten a massage from them.

[+ 7829V]

I’ve done it several times. I even ask them advice on how to do it properly. I’d say that if they do erotic/sensual is very likely that they’ll agree. Just ask them. Is not that uncommon based on my experience.

[+ 7829V]

Here more info

 

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/massaging-the-masseur.128212/

[Noah]

If you happen to take a shower with them afterwards, it seems like the usually wouldn’t resist if you wanted to start massaging their shoulders, back, and keep going down which usually leads to a lot of body contact under the water, which I have to admit is a huge turn on.

[Harryinny]

If you happen to take a shower with them afterwards, it seems like the usually wouldn’t resist if you wanted to start massaging their shoulders, back, and keep going down which usually leads to a lot of body contact under the water, which I have to admit is a huge turn on.

Indeed!!!!! I have that XP with my favorite masseur.

[BaronArtz]

Does fondling their genital area, front and back, count as 'massaging them'? If so, I do it all the time.

[Monarchy79]

There are a few masseurs I’ve always wanted to give a full head-to-toe massage to....

Including a full HE experience... ?

[+ poolboy48220]

I've done it a few times, most often with guys advertising as escorts rather than masseurs but that start out with a naked massage. One of my regulars from way back often suggested that. I used the bathroom before one session and came into the bedroom to find him naked, on his back, ready for me to massage him.

[Pittlookalike]

Any Los Angeles masseurs who allow clients to massage them?

[+ Just Sayin]

my experience has been that once you develop a relationship with a masseur, you can ask him if he's willing to receive a massage from you; I have found that many masseurs do not receive massages themselves, and the last time I asked, the masseur was delighted.

[TracerMain]

I know of two therapists that let me do it to them, one of them in the shower during a body scrub session. Although it took a repeat visit before it happened. I also had to build it up by asking about if they ever feel they need massages themselves, have they ever received one from fellow therapists with online ads, how about from other customers, have they ever taught anyone how to gove massages, among other build up questions. I am with the others on here that find it exciting to give a massage to therapists. I love receiving massages, but don’t mind putting my hands on a man’s skin, working on making them relaxed too.

Edited November 21, 2020 by TracerMain

[Capitano]

I have no massage skills and don't really intend to acquire them. Yet, I like to give a gentle sensual rubdown to masseurs that I find hot and have good chemistry with. I think it's totally ok to ask politely once you know someone, I don't recall anyone turning me down, probably because they felt comfortable with me too. I typically suggest paying for 2 hours and getting a 90-minute massage plus me massaging them for 30, and I don't insist on using each of these minutes as a matter of courtesy and goodwill. I've done this with a total of 11 masseurs that I can recall. I have lost touch with some of them, with some I got this off my bucket list and out of my system, but with 6-or-so it's become a repeat ritual whenever I get to see them.

[+ Yellowrod]

I've only had this happen once. A young Eastern European guy I found on Craigslist asked if I would give him a massage after he had finished doing just my backside. I had a semi chub when I got up and noticed that he was also turned on but still in his boxers. He got on the table face down. I quickly pulled those shorts off and gave him a rub that I would like to receive myself - it ended up being pretty fun and hot!

[+ Pensant]

I usually start out on my knees with them sitting on the edge of the bed and massage their legs with a light oil, like jojoba. I love when their toes play with my balls and hard-on while doing it.

[+ AntonGraza]

I have no massage skills and don't really intend to acquire them. Yet, I like to give a gentle sensual rubdown to masseurs that I find hot and have good chemistry with. I think it's totally ok to ask politely once you know someone, I don't recall anyone turning me down, probably because they felt comfortable with me too. I typically suggest paying for 2 hours and getting a 90-minute massage plus me massaging them for 30, and I don't insist on using each of these minutes as a matter of courtesy and goodwill. I've done this with a total of 11 masseurs that I can recall. I have lost touch with some of them, with some I got this off my bucket list and out of my system, but with 6-or-so it's become a repeat ritual whenever I get to see them.

Like @Capitano, I have made the same arrangements and offered to provide a gentle rundown after my massage. Some providers have even asked me to work on certain areas (no HE- kept it “professional ?”)

If they agree, I enjoy climbing on the table, straddling them, oiling them up and using my hands and chest to massage from the small of their backs to their fingertips.

So, my experience is, after a couple of visits and a comfortable rapport-relationship, the percentage of a post masseur massage or a post shower request, for me, is pretty high.

PS - I am not a tall, athletic- buff guy, just an average 50+ Is it a compliment to be called comfortable?

[Onamission]

One of the regulars I see has allowed me to massage him on more than one occasion. I was able to massage him ALL over as much as I wanted. Though it didn't result in a happy ending.

[PetetKsfo]

I have sometimes had clients get off the table and ask me to get on, though they don't always offer to massage me.

I am absolutely open to a client who would like to offer me a massage for part of our time together.

[kev.mac2]

I had a regular masseur that offered it during the session but doesn't offer it during the session to anyone anymore. I had a massage the other day and the masseur offered me a mutual massage exchange in the future. He seems quite fond of my body, so that's probably why he offered.

[+ LodoB]

A few of my favorite sensual and erotic masseurs have been more than receptive to me using some of my session time massaging them - and in my case it’s always led to a happy ending or more. If you find your masseur attractive and want to massage him, I highly recommend politely making the offer and see what he says. I don’t see a downside as if he says yes, more fun for you and possibly him too, and if he says no he’s way more likely to be flattered than offended. Go for it!