viewing ownly Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 I don't remember who it was who on here mentioned in passing in regard to massage guns. He said that he's paying a guy to massage him with his hands, and if he wanted a massage gun used, he could do it himself at home for free. I find it bizarre seeing too many providers posing with a massage gun in their ads. I've only had one person use it on me, and it gave me agonizing, convulsing cramps. It could be attributed to the lengthy fasting I put myself through to be ready "back there" and not the massage gun, or because I had a thorough massage from someone different five hours prior - I'll never know. If you witness the gun in an ad as a client, do you reject that person in your selection process? If you're a provider, does it bother you if a client tells you to not use one on them? pubic_assistance 1
soloyo215 Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 I don't immediately reject the masseur, but inquire about it. I am not fond of the idea of using any gadgets on me. However, in other settings, such as when getting a nice makeover haircut and beard trim, the barber used some kind of vibrating device to massage my neck and shoilders and it feels celestial. I am not open to the idea of a device in a massage since part of my needs involve physical contant, sometimes erotic, sometimes relaxing/non-sexual, but actual physical contact.
Thelatin Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 I actually like it as part of a massage. In fact I’ll bring one with me. For what ever reason the providers I’ve seen don’t like using them. Almost like it brings up past trama lol.
+ DynamicUno Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 This seems like a "weird" first world problem. Tell the masseur before the session that you prefer he doesn't use any gadgets like the theragun on you. I can't imagine they'd have any objection. + DrownedBoy and Shawn Monroe 2
+ KensingtonHomo Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 I hate them. If someone brings one out, I'm like "no thank you." Saabster and Musru 1 1
+ DrownedBoy Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 18 hours ago, viewing ownly said: If he wanted a massage gun used, he could do it himself at home for free. That applies to sooooo many things in this business. 😄 mike carey, Your Man in Arlington and rvwnsd 3
rvwnsd Posted August 15, 2024 Posted August 15, 2024 I'm not a fan of massage guns, but a masseur whose pics displayed on or who asked if I want him to use one on me would not deter me from hiring him. Like anything else, I'd say "no thanks, I prefer you use your hands." For whatever reason, that approach works. marylander1940 1
Redwine56 Posted August 15, 2024 Posted August 15, 2024 17 hours ago, soloyo215 said: I don't immediately reject the masseur, but inquire about it. I am not fond of the idea of using any gadgets on me. However, in other settings, such as when getting a nice makeover haircut and beard trim, the barber used some kind of vibrating device to massage my neck and shoilders and it feels celestial. I am not open to the idea of a device in a massage since part of my needs involve physical contant, sometimes erotic, sometimes relaxing/non-sexual, but actual physical contact. Does your no gadgets rule include dildos?
+ Vegas_Millennial Posted August 15, 2024 Posted August 15, 2024 1 hour ago, Redwine56 said: Does your no gadgets rule include dildos? I let my barber use dildos on me. Whippoorwill, marylander1940 and + DrownedBoy 2 1
soloyo215 Posted August 15, 2024 Posted August 15, 2024 6 hours ago, Redwine56 said: Does your no gadgets rule include dildos? All kinds of gadgets. I'm not fond of inanimate foreign objects. Honest question: why do you inquire about this?
viewing ownly Posted August 15, 2024 Author Posted August 15, 2024 Gentlemen, gentlemen, BACK TO THE SUBJECT. I have no problem with witty, semi-witty, or non-witty comments in threads. Turning a back-and-forth about dildo usage has zero to do with massage guns at all. For the record, those I do enjoy, but don't get enjoyment out of watching other people use them - for visual stimulation, it needs to be the real thing.
pubic_assistance Posted August 15, 2024 Posted August 15, 2024 On 8/13/2024 at 11:13 PM, viewing ownly said: If you witness the gun in an ad as a client, do you reject that person in your selection process? Absolutely. MikePDNA51 1
soloyo215 Posted August 16, 2024 Posted August 16, 2024 22 hours ago, viewing ownly said: Gentlemen, gentlemen, BACK TO THE SUBJECT. I have no problem with witty, semi-witty, or non-witty comments in threads. Turning a back-and-forth about dildo usage has zero to do with massage guns at all. For the record, those I do enjoy, but don't get enjoyment out of watching other people use them - for visual stimulation, it needs to be the real thing. OK, we'll behave. MikeBiDude and pubic_assistance 1 1
Simon Suraci Posted August 19, 2024 Posted August 19, 2024 It’s a huge turn off for me. A massage gun displayed prominently in an ad communicates that this masseur uses the gun regularly as part of his routine, and that he doesn’t have a plan for how he uses the full time using only his body. Almost like it’s a crutch, or a way to fill time not actually massaging. I know one masseur who told me he uses it for that exact purpose. One of my worst massage experiences was with a guy who used a massage gun. He told me his hands were too tired from texting clients all day. I call BS. I want a real person to use their body - hands, arms, etc to massage me. Not turn on a device to substitute for what only a real, live human can do - a human I am paying quite a bit of money to do. Also there’s the human contact, the physical touch (especially from a man) you just can’t substitute. Massage guns have their purpose. I just find those situations better suited outside the context of a pricey session with a masseur. Now, sex toys, on the other hand…those can be fun. Best used in the context of an escort session though. Or a combo massage/escort session. Saabster 1
Thelatin Posted August 19, 2024 Posted August 19, 2024 On 8/15/2024 at 9:02 AM, viewing ownly said: dildo usage has zero to do with massage guns at all. You’ve never had me use a massage gun on you I’m not even kidding. Sammy 1
Lohengrin1979 Posted August 21, 2024 Posted August 21, 2024 On 8/19/2024 at 11:24 AM, Thelatin said: You’ve never had me use a massage gun on you I’m not even kidding. MikeBiDude and Simon Suraci 1 1
TonyDown Posted August 26, 2024 Posted August 26, 2024 (edited) A masseur used a massage gun device on me. It made this clackity-clappity-clacking percussive noise and didn't feel at all enjoyable. I figured it was just the beginning, that the massage would transition to something better. But the massage gun phase continued on and on and on. Clack-clap-clackity-clackity-clack. Too bad. He was this super hot looking guy. More recently I arrived at a session with another provider and noticed his massage gun. I told him not to use it. The massage sucked anyway, and not in a good way. So what exactly is the selling point of a massage gun? Does anyone appreciate the massage gun technique? Why? Edited August 26, 2024 by TonyDown Saabster and pubic_assistance 1 1
Thelatin Posted August 30, 2024 Posted August 30, 2024 If you have actual knots in your back that you want worked out, even a trained person can have a hard time working them out, the gun helps with that. Also it feels great shoved in your crack. + Vegas_Millennial, TonyDown and pubic_assistance 1 1 1
+ nycman Posted August 30, 2024 Posted August 30, 2024 On 8/26/2024 at 7:08 AM, TonyDown said: Does anyone appreciate the massage gun technique? I think you have to have a therapist that actually knows HOW to use a massage gun. To me it’s not a replacement for massage, it’s an entirely different experience. I had one trainer who was truly gifted at using it. I would argue in the right hands and for the right indication, it’s in someways superior to massage. Also, a bad massage gun treatment is better than a bad hands on massage. So if the guy sucks at massage, a massage gun might save the day. It will still suck but it will suck less. YMMV. PS I agree that if you walk into a massage appointment and see a massage gun in the room, you can assume the massage will suck. TonyDown 1
pubic_assistance Posted August 30, 2024 Posted August 30, 2024 13 hours ago, Thelatin said: If you have actual knots in your back that you want worked out, even a trained person can have a hard time working them out, the gun helps with that. Also it feels great shoved in your crack. Sounds like you've never had a massage with a professional who knows what he's doing. Also sounds like your crack is a whore.😆 + nycman, thomas, soloyo215 and 2 others 5
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