Somewhere between hanging out with the guys at a strip club and hiring an escort on the social-acceptability scale sits the erotic massage -- a cultural institution that most red-blooded men have at least thought about. But for many, reasons of legality, morality or limited funds keep whatever happens after stretching out on that table squarely in the realm of fantasy.
For them, we asked Molly L., a $150-an-hour PhD student in philosophy who runs an erotic massage business out of her one-bedroom Manhattan apartment, to fill us in on her process -- from the beginning to (presumably happy) end(ing).
With yoga-instructor certification and a background in cardiac rehab under her negligee, Molly has essentially customized her own hybrid of erotica and sports therapy.
"It's a pressure-based massage," she says. "Sort of classically sporty with long, integrated, heavy strokes. Being an athletic person my whole life, I know what feels good."
Her sequence begins with the client completely stripped and face down on a massage table. Clad in lingerie, she starts with the neck, traps and shoulders "to literally relax the mind."
She then gets on the table to straddle the client. Her hands work on the middle back, while her thighs press into his rhomboids. Her hair grazes the back of the client's neck as she works the middle back with her elbows.
Once the torso is warmed up with lots of fresh blood flowing, she goes after the glutes and hamstrings using her knee -- the position Molly considers her "signature move." She then slides down to the foot of the table to put some time into the lower appendages -- feet, legs and ankles -- before moving back up the arms and hands.
Then she flips the client on his back.
Molly focuses very little on the pectorals, given that most of the body's tension settles into the backside. The stress on the front side, she believes, lies elsewhere -- which is why she spends more time on the hip and groin area.
"The iliac crest is a super-tender, untouched area. It's sensitive."
It's also the spot that results in an erection for the client, right before Molly finishes up.
"You play with the balls a little bit before getting a good grip on the base," she says. "I can also rub gently through the pubis because there are a lot of stomach nerves going on there."
And of the notorious "ending," Molly says, "The ejaculation is everything ... I ascribe myself philosophically to bio-energenetics. The orgasm is a fundamental part of this integral experience."
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Monday 26 April
By jatin
mind blowing
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Monday 26 April
By dma
As the owner of a spa, and married to a massage therapy instructor, I can tell you that she is not a therapist, but a prostitute. What she provides her clientele has no place being connected to the field of massage.
It's a shame that we have to constantly fight these types of providers, as is it hurts those that actually remembered what the Ethics classes taught them while they were struggling to get their license.
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Tuesday 27 April
By colin
debbie downer
Monday 26 April
By SBB
do I need her to be licensed for her to give me a handy?
Tuesday 27 April
By blakefitzg
Oh, shut up!
Friday 30 April
By Christina
What would you know about it if you've never been a prostitute?
Friday 07 May
By maya
sadly - and ironically - america and it's moral code come out of puritanical bs and these beliefs hold tight on our collective thought - a nation full of body and pleasure haters, repressed in the worst way.
Sunday 09 May
By Derick Oleo
I would never get a massage from you.
Don't you realize that she has designed this to be pleasurable, relaxing, and spiritual? It doesn't sound like a quick tactless fuck.
Why is everyone against real pleasure, happiness, and overall well-being?
http://derick.tk
Sunday 30 January
By Lisa
Oh stop it. It sounds like you're jealous. By the way it is not that difficult to get a massage license, sorry to hear your husband had to struggle to get his... And yes I am also a rub and tug specialist. Lol :)
Tuesday 03 August
By Jason Webb
I enjoy reading the other side of the sensual massage experience.
Regards/-
Jason Webb
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