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Originally posted by bigenuf@Sep 18 2004, 10:36 AM
I am a licensed massage therapist also. All I can say is please do not deny yourself the pleasure or benefit of a good massage simply because you fear getting an erection or are uncomfortable being naked on the table. An erection does not mean you are turned on by the therapist nor is it an invitation of any kind. It is a totally natural response for many guys and I would never feel the slightest need to make a comment about it. If I am not bothered by it than the client doesn't have to feel self conscious when it happens.
I keep all my clients fully covered with a sheet except for the one body part I happen to be working on at the time. Every legitimate therapist is taught to do the same. I never, ever expose a client's genitals even when I'm turning them over--you are taught in school how to do this.
When a guy is on his back and I am working the leg close to the crotch, only that leg is exposed and the sheet is bunched up over the genitals--and in most cases the guy's hands are resting on both sides of his crotch on top of the bunched up sheet--not too likely the therapist would accidently or intentionally be brushing up against the genitals. What I am saying is that the client is in total control and if the therapist is legitimate, no boundries need ever be crossed. Some clients are perfectly comfortable with very little or no cover at all--whatever works for them. I find that clients who are not shy about their bodies will end up getting a better massage because they are not "guarding" parts of their body by holding certain muscles tight. This of course works against the aim of a massage.
Now of course the glutes are exposed (one at a time) when your are getting them worked. You can always tell the therapist to avoid any part of your body but why you would want to neglect this large muscle group is beyond me. It often is the source or plays a part in many cases of lower back pain. Ideally, all muscle groups should be massaged regularly to help keep the entire body in balance.
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Originally posted by boymercury@Jul 28 2004, 07:55 PM
I'm curious to know if anyone has had any stories about receiving a (legit) massage and getting an erection. How did you react? How did the therapist react? Were you draped or not? Did the massage therapist take advantage of the situation, comment on your size or just ignore it and keep working?
I see a really great male massage therapist and this happens to me often times when he works my legs. He's very cool about it (he's straight; I'm gay) and just says something like "don't worry about it."
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I get massage from a licensed massage therapist at my chiropractor due to injuries from motor vehicle accident a few years ago. I'm 36 and have gotten erect twice now. I only get aroused when she massages my legs.
My question from the group is should I say something if she doesn't? I know she had to notice. She always keeps a sheet and/or blanket over the hip / groin area but I was fully aroused today and as you can tell from my pics even under a sheet IT'S obvious.
So what would ya'll do?
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