Recently a reviewer said the word “rehearsed” to describe my session as if it weren’t what he was expecting.  My question is…Didn’t you want what the last guy had?  Weren’t you expecting what all the reviewers have said before?

http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?ID=54337

If you think that my kisses are rehearsed, I would say that every man’s touch and tongue is different.  I can tell from his kiss if he wants me to be tame or wild…never the same.

If it is “canned” to ask you, “How do you want to be touched?” well then, I’m guilty.  If I ask you, “Is there anywhere you don’t want to be touched?”  then again…I am guilty

If you think that a “routine” is the same every single time…you are wrong, because after I ask the pertinent questions on how you want me to touch you, I have then visualized how I’m going to touch you in return.

Everyone who graduates from a massage school must learn a routine.  The body’s energy flows consistently in the same direction from person to person. To master a great massage is to have memorized how to touch a body perfectly as performed by another MASTER OF MASSAGE.

To master the art of massage is to seduce someone’s senses; making a person melt in your hands.  I have mastered massage and have a routine that I have taught to my proteges’; who in turn return the favor by pleasing the clients with their routine that they have practiced.

I should expect sarcasm and exaggeration from a disgruntled former protégé; who was dismissed for being inappropriate.  Candy-O always wanted to be full service and now she is…somewhere else. Her criticism of my  massage business is derived from anger, envy and jealousy.  (see prior posts)

Yes, I have rehearsed many many hours before your arrival to my studio.  I have practiced my routine, read many books and have asked many clients “How do you want to be touched?”  This is all in my pursuit for perfection!

Again…is it canned, routine…or perfection. I’ll go by what my reviewers say they like!


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