I have a question with massages and professional draping?

[Dan L]

I just got a massage and I have only had a couple massages, but I do not wear anything during them. During this massage I had my backside massaged which is something I never had before. She did drape it in the middle where only the cheeks were exposed. So my question, is this normal? Being a guy, I dont mind being taken advatage of, lol.

 

[kdr_cmt]

That's pretty normal. How else do you expect the therapist to reach piriformis, gluteus maximus, and the origin of the hamstrings? It's nothing but another muscle group to her; she's just doing her job. Wearing nothing under the sheet is kind of a sign to the therapist that you're ok with that. If you're not ok with it, you need to say so. They can do it through the sheet, but it's not as effective, especially if you've got some kind of issue going on there.

 

[Ferrochi]

That's pretty normal. Just make sure that the genitals are always covered.

 

[yunesa]

Generally, when a massage therapist works on the gluteus, they would expose the area (except privates). They can expose only a portion or the whole, should I say, butt- but these are all part and parcel of a routine. Nothing more to it. There are spas, massage clinics or wellness centers that does not include any massage on that area. If you are uncomfortable being touched in any area of your body just say so and if you are also experiencing any sexual "techniques" and overtones (which sould not be the case) then do not exaggerate the sensual feeling because it might also cause an awkward feeling on the side of the therapist.

As much as possible, a massage and spa session should be kept within professional boundaries. A wholesome, healthy and relaxing experience.