Doesn’t “sensual” mean sensual?

[FLFunSized]

Maybe I’m just naive, but I assumed that advertising for “sensual” massage pretty much means erotic at least to a point.

[+ JamesB]

At least in this case, he’s clear about what he does and doesn’t offer when you text him. That said, I agree with you, advertising something as “sensual” while only providing therapeutic services is misleading at best.

[jeezifonly]

That's the fun part about hiring sensual! Just like Forrest Gump's chocolates, you never know what you're going to get!

Hint: Hire an escort (at the rate advertised) who also has a massage ad on the other site...

[Exploritor]

I had a similar experience with a guy I saw in LA.  I tried both therapeutic and sensual, as the two different prices, and there was no difference between the two.  If there's no actual difference, there shouldn't be two different prices.

[Mark_fl]

I think a sensual massage in this case goes further than therapeutic, but not sex. Probably undraped and will massage erogenous zones in a seductive way. Based on the price, Probably includes HE, but I'd ask him the difference before hiring.

Edited 3 hours ago by Mark_fl

[CheeseBoy]

I always ask. I understand if they don’t want to discuss by text, or over the phone. So I usually ask before the massage starts. “Sensual means different things to different people, what does it mean to you?” And also include my own limits, and expectations.

[Nightowl]

I think some guys will put anything in their ad just to draw customers.  A year or so ago I posted here on the forum about a guy who advertised for erotic but freaked out when I DM’d him to explain that I wanted erotic.  That taught me to check this forum first, then RM or RMass reviews, before reaching out.