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So since then he will call to schedule and appointment and I will be booked on that day (for real) and I don’t know if I should schedule an appointment with this guy or not. I am thinking that I am going to call him back and tell him that The situation has made me very uncomfortable and I don’t think that I could give my best massage with this situation hanging over my head. Do you think that would be appropriate for this situation or do you think I should schedule with him? Thank you for your help Ryan. As an aspiring male massage therapist this article put things in perspective. Lately I've been getting a lot of kidding and cajoling from friends about my future profession. Of course this is stereotyping in it's finest form! I just spent the last 8 years in the U.S. Army as an Airborne Infantryman and I don't have to tell you that it was a totally different mentality. I was and am influenced by my mother who is also a massage therapist in Atlanta, GA. I can imagine for you it was tough overcoming many of the stereotypes of being a male massage therapist. I was amused by the "carcass" comment in the article. I think that could really help! My question is are there female clients who actually prefer male therapists to female and do you get many objections from male clients because you are a male therapist? Thanks for your time. I stumbled across your article "Male Massage Therapists" and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Hi! My name is XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX and I am a Licensed Massage Therapist in the state of Louisiana.
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This is my first year practicing Massage and as a male I run into the same problems you and I think all of us have faced. I still get offended sometimes - every situation is different but I try to take it as a grain of sand. But I do love my job and I know it was what I was meant to do. I am a first year massage therapy student, from Sault Ste. I am attending Sault College of Applied arts. I have just Recently read your, thoughts and words of advice which were displayed on And, although I am still only in my first year I am still worried about the same discrimination you describe and have experienced, in your practice.Īlthough I don't know what your teaching styles are, but from what you have written you sound like a guy who knows what he wants and knows what he feels, this is a quality I look for in a good teacher. I was a little surprised to hear that the female students are having that much difficulty in the comfort aspect of getting a massage performed on them by a male therapist.