Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions I get asked about my massage offerings. See if I’m right for you, if you don’t see the answers you are looking for get in touch.
Yes, for the protection of you and me, I have a full set of terms and conditions published here:
Yes, I am more than happy to visit you in your home or visit you in your hotel, a small fee will be added to cover my travelling costs.
Please bear in mind if you want me to bring my professional massage (which is portable) I will need some floor space approximately 1m x 2m to erect it.
Erogenous zones are parts of the body that are highly sensitive and can lead to sexual pleasure or arousal when stimulated. The specific erogenous zones can vary from person to person, but often include areas like the lips, neck, ears, nipples, inner thighs, and genitals.
When erogenous zones are stimulated, they can evoke a variety of physical and emotional responses, including increased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration, as well as pleasurable feelings of excitement and sexual desire. Erogenous zones can be stimulated through a range of activities, such as kissing, touching, and manual or oral stimulation.
Yes, I accept older clients. In fact, anyone from age 18 to 80 is welcome. As long as there are no major health issues or contra-indications that might prohibit someone; anyone can enjoy my naturist or erotic massages. In fact, many of my clients are mature with many into their 60s and 70s.
I am often asked this question and for obvious reasons chose not to publicly display my photo – I am extremely discrete and my clients should trust me in that regard. I am originally from the Midlands, am a white British male, well-groomed and impeccably clean. I am in my early 40s, in good shape and well blessed.
I only work part time as a sensual masseur so booking early is recommended. I can be contacted by mobile 07457 410 808 or by emailing me direct.
The short answer is no. You really don’t need to shave for my erotic massage. But I do understand why so many women ask this question. It’s normal to want to look and feel good; to feel comfortable when you undress. However, having underarm/pubic hair will not interfere with your massage at all, nor will it matter to me. I doesn’t want you to be worrying about it when you should be focused on enjoying your massage and shaving could cause skin irritation – not what you want just before your session. So, just come as you!
Relax, I have seen all sorts of bodies in my career, it’s part of what makes us unique. The lighting will be low and once I start to massage you all your fears will dissolve away.
Yes, I am more than happy to be watched while performing the erotic massage, my couples page describes some of the options available.
It’s normal to feel the urge to connect with the person giving you a erotic massage and you will feel my body on yours. Please remember, this isn’t a sexual service.
Female ejaculation, also known as “squirting”, is the release of a fluid from the female urethra during sexual activity. The fluid may be released during sexual arousal, orgasm, or both, and can be expelled in varying amounts, from a few drops to a considerable volume.
There is some debate and controversy surrounding the nature and origin of female ejaculation. Some experts believe that the fluid may come from the Skene’s glands, which are located near the urethra and are thought to be analogous to the prostate in males. Others believe that the fluid may come from the bladder, and that it is either urine or a mixture of urine and other fluids.
Yoni is the Sanskrit word for the female sexual organ and is loosely translated as “source of all life” or “sacred space”. A true Yoni massage will involve the labia, vagina, clitoris, and g-spot.
The term “yoni” in Hinduism refers to both the female reproductive system and the divine feminine symbol. Typically, it is represented by a stylized image of a vulva and is associated with Shakti, the creative power of the divine feminine.
The word “yoni” is derived from Sanskrit and has various meanings, such as “womb,” “source,” “origin,” or “uterus.” It holds a sacred significance in Hinduism and is often connected to concepts such as fertility, birth, and creation.
Some spiritual practices, including tantra, use the yoni as a symbol of the universe’s creative energy and power. In such practices, the yoni may serve as a focal point for meditation or as a tool for healing and transformation.