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Wrists: Self care for massage therapists?
Q. I am a massage therapy student...I've been attending an intense program for the past 6 months and am just about to graduate. I dont practice as much as an actual LMT but I use my hands, a lot. On top of bodywork at school and in clinics, I also make jewelry and paint in my spare time. Lately I've noticed my wrists hurt...mainly when I extend them. Not really intense pain or anything, but definite soreness and bothersome pain. Any suggestions for self-care or anyone out there with similar experience? I don't want to mess up my career before I start it! Thanks, L.
Asked by flabbrgastdNY24 - Fri Dec 8 22:56:36 2006 - Alternative Medicine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I am also a massage Therapy Student. The question or concern was brought up in our courses. One of our teachers is an RN and a LMT. She suggests if you have soreness you need to take a rest and ice the wrist. Because your hands are your future and you must rest in order to take care of yourself. Also, watch your body mechanics. Make sure you are not bending the wrist all the time. Use your body not your wrists. You wrist is usually pretty stationary. Another way to help is doing a pariffin dip. You can do the whole hand or you can paint the pariffin on the wrists only. (I don't know if you have studied pariffin dips, but wrap in seran wrap then in a towl for 10 minutes) You could even get a brace and wear it at night to prevent… [cont.]
Answered by lord777ak13 - Sun Dec 10 16:34:14 2006
Q. I am a massage therapy student...I've been attending an intense program for the past 6 months and am just about to graduate. I dont practice as much as an actual LMT but I use my hands, a lot. On top of bodywork at school and in clinics, I also make jewelry and paint in my spare time. Lately I've noticed my wrists hurt...mainly when I extend them. Not really intense pain or anything, but definite soreness and bothersome pain. Any suggestions for self-care or anyone out there with similar experience? I don't want to mess up my career before I start it! Thanks, L.
Asked by flabbrgastdNY24 - Fri Dec 8 22:56:36 2006 - Alternative Medicine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I am also a massage Therapy Student. The question or concern was brought up in our courses. One of our teachers is an RN and a LMT. She suggests if you have soreness you need to take a rest and ice the wrist. Because your hands are your future and you must rest in order to take care of yourself. Also, watch your body mechanics. Make sure you are not bending the wrist all the time. Use your body not your wrists. You wrist is usually pretty stationary. Another way to help is doing a pariffin dip. You can do the whole hand or you can paint the pariffin on the wrists only. (I don't know if you have studied pariffin dips, but wrap in seran wrap then in a towl for 10 minutes) You could even get a brace and wear it at night to prevent… [cont.]
Answered by lord777ak13 - Sun Dec 10 16:34:14 2006
Ok so doing the wild thing out of wedlock is a sin, but what about a really intense foot massage?
Q. I'm talking about foot flesh quivering and throbbing with the rhythmic stroking of fingers
Asked by PigDaddy - Sat Aug 14 17:45:33 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If it leads to "lustful" thoughts, then yes. Forgive others as I have forgiven you.
Answered by scourged4u - Sun Aug 15 00:16:39 2010
Q. I'm talking about foot flesh quivering and throbbing with the rhythmic stroking of fingers
Asked by PigDaddy - Sat Aug 14 17:45:33 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If it leads to "lustful" thoughts, then yes. Forgive others as I have forgiven you.
Answered by scourged4u - Sun Aug 15 00:16:39 2010
can we lose inches by intense massages?
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Asked by simu - Mon Jun 15 10:16:53 2009 - Diet & Fitness - 8 Answers - Comments
A. It can by only one way... the massage relaxes your muscles to give you the ability to exercise more. Sometimes when one is overweight, they can't exercise because of muscles are tired. A good massage (don't really know what intense is) will do just that. Relax the muscles and that allows the soreness to be relieved.
Answered by estimator01 - Tue Jun 16 16:17:45 2009
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Asked by simu - Mon Jun 15 10:16:53 2009 - Diet & Fitness - 8 Answers - Comments
A. It can by only one way... the massage relaxes your muscles to give you the ability to exercise more. Sometimes when one is overweight, they can't exercise because of muscles are tired. A good massage (don't really know what intense is) will do just that. Relax the muscles and that allows the soreness to be relieved.
Answered by estimator01 - Tue Jun 16 16:17:45 2009
Any women into prostate massage?
Q. I recently my boyfriend one, and it literally brought tears to his eyes. He said it was the most intense orgasm he'd ever had. Supposedly it's also good for a healthy prostate too. Do any of you give them to your man, and if so, how often?
Asked by Viola - Mon May 31 21:15:48 2010 - Singles & Dating - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If he cried, then I think it means he hasn't had a woman in a while.
Answered by Claireee - Mon May 31 21:20:38 2010
Q. I recently my boyfriend one, and it literally brought tears to his eyes. He said it was the most intense orgasm he'd ever had. Supposedly it's also good for a healthy prostate too. Do any of you give them to your man, and if so, how often?
Asked by Viola - Mon May 31 21:15:48 2010 - Singles & Dating - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If he cried, then I think it means he hasn't had a woman in a while.
Answered by Claireee - Mon May 31 21:20:38 2010
I was in a hamam on Saturday evening, I had an intense massage with oil and stuff but yesterday evening ...?
Q. ..my neck started to be a bit stiff and heart a little , today i have a pain in the neck and its kinda stiff, not something extreme but whenever i move my neck it hurts (not extremely but it does). I also spend 10 hrs day/ in front of the pc (i work in an office). do you think the neck pain has anything to do with the massage ??? i didnt have a massage for ages lol. Also the last three nights i slept in a hotel cause i was abroad for work and the pillow was terrible, i dont know maybe it was from the pillow ?? thanks !@
Asked by Mad Man - Tue Oct 27 09:26:53 2009 - Pain & Pain Management - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You Kind of answered it for yourself. There are a few Possibilities it may be.
Answered by Aroused - Tue Oct 27 10:01:52 2009
Q. ..my neck started to be a bit stiff and heart a little , today i have a pain in the neck and its kinda stiff, not something extreme but whenever i move my neck it hurts (not extremely but it does). I also spend 10 hrs day/ in front of the pc (i work in an office). do you think the neck pain has anything to do with the massage ??? i didnt have a massage for ages lol. Also the last three nights i slept in a hotel cause i was abroad for work and the pillow was terrible, i dont know maybe it was from the pillow ?? thanks !@
Asked by Mad Man - Tue Oct 27 09:26:53 2009 - Pain & Pain Management - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You Kind of answered it for yourself. There are a few Possibilities it may be.
Answered by Aroused - Tue Oct 27 10:01:52 2009
Blurry vision after massage?
Q. I had a 1-hour Ashiatsu/Deep Tissue massage today. Definitely the most intense massage I've ever had. It was fantastic but after the massage I couldn't focus my eyes at all for a good hour or so... I know that my eyes are pretty much closed for an hour, but this was pretty bad. Can you get blurry vision from massages?
Asked by megan - Thu Dec 23 01:17:14 2010 - Alternative Medicine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. yeah it happens sometimes, just have a light sugary snack and drink some water
Answered by Chelios - Thu Dec 23 01:18:32 2010
Q. I had a 1-hour Ashiatsu/Deep Tissue massage today. Definitely the most intense massage I've ever had. It was fantastic but after the massage I couldn't focus my eyes at all for a good hour or so... I know that my eyes are pretty much closed for an hour, but this was pretty bad. Can you get blurry vision from massages?
Asked by megan - Thu Dec 23 01:17:14 2010 - Alternative Medicine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. yeah it happens sometimes, just have a light sugary snack and drink some water
Answered by Chelios - Thu Dec 23 01:18:32 2010
What should I do about this back pain?
Q. My back has been hurting since December. I go to high school so I have to carry my backpack (well, a totebag) around. It hurts like all the time, not super intense though. I've tried Ben Gay, heat pad, and a massage. What can I do about it now? Are there any positions I should be sleeping in too?
Asked by Nicole - Mon Feb 22 14:51:53 2010 - Pain & Pain Management - 5 Answers - Comments
A. It may be the way you are carrying the bag, or the straps are adjusted. Assuming you have straps across the back and aren't carrying it like a purse. Please go see your school nurse (hopefully you have one) and have her/him look at your body mechanics. You might also want to ask your PE teacher, because they should have a background in kinesiology (the study of human movement) and perhaps can make a suggestion. If none of these things help, please see your doctor. It is possible you may have a problem with your spine. And if worse comes to worse, you may need something on wheels while at school.
Answered by LisaC - Mon Feb 22 14:57:02 2010
Q. My back has been hurting since December. I go to high school so I have to carry my backpack (well, a totebag) around. It hurts like all the time, not super intense though. I've tried Ben Gay, heat pad, and a massage. What can I do about it now? Are there any positions I should be sleeping in too?
Asked by Nicole - Mon Feb 22 14:51:53 2010 - Pain & Pain Management - 5 Answers - Comments
A. It may be the way you are carrying the bag, or the straps are adjusted. Assuming you have straps across the back and aren't carrying it like a purse. Please go see your school nurse (hopefully you have one) and have her/him look at your body mechanics. You might also want to ask your PE teacher, because they should have a background in kinesiology (the study of human movement) and perhaps can make a suggestion. If none of these things help, please see your doctor. It is possible you may have a problem with your spine. And if worse comes to worse, you may need something on wheels while at school.
Answered by LisaC - Mon Feb 22 14:57:02 2010
Can you recommend a sport massage course provider around south London/Surrey?
Q. I'm thinking of taking a sports massage course and just want to get a little unbiased advice as to good providers. I have never done any sort of massage and would preferably do the course in as little time as possible, no matter how intense. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks. That's in the uk
Asked by jay - Mon Dec 14 20:29:02 2009 - London - 1 Answers - Comments
A. try the sports massage association listed on failing that ring some of the places in south London that do sports massages, and ask them if they know of any local courses
Answered by CU - Tue Dec 15 18:31:29 2009
Q. I'm thinking of taking a sports massage course and just want to get a little unbiased advice as to good providers. I have never done any sort of massage and would preferably do the course in as little time as possible, no matter how intense. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks. That's in the uk
Asked by jay - Mon Dec 14 20:29:02 2009 - London - 1 Answers - Comments
A. try the sports massage association listed on failing that ring some of the places in south London that do sports massages, and ask them if they know of any local courses
Answered by CU - Tue Dec 15 18:31:29 2009
Are there any building code requirement when a massage parlor uses an intense pulse light photo facial machine
Q. Apparently the intense pulsed light machine creates an enormous amount of light enough to burn the skin and I want to know if my spa needs a drop down ceiling?
Asked by Jeff W - Thu Dec 28 23:44:56 2006 - Other - Beauty & Style - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You know what...I dont think that you should be too concerned lol...oh...wait...do you own the spa? In that case the laws and codes may differ depending on where you live...so that might be something to ask someone in an authority position in your area...
Answered by pookie - Fri Dec 29 00:02:09 2006
Q. Apparently the intense pulsed light machine creates an enormous amount of light enough to burn the skin and I want to know if my spa needs a drop down ceiling?
Asked by Jeff W - Thu Dec 28 23:44:56 2006 - Other - Beauty & Style - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You know what...I dont think that you should be too concerned lol...oh...wait...do you own the spa? In that case the laws and codes may differ depending on where you live...so that might be something to ask someone in an authority position in your area...
Answered by pookie - Fri Dec 29 00:02:09 2006
Male erotic massage?
Q. About a year and a half ago i found a wonderful massage on ivillage.com for men that involves beginning at the top of the head and massaging the head, specific area of the neck, area three fingers below the naval as well as the arms and other areas that result in an explosive and ever so intense male orgasm and you finish up the massage by massaging the legs and feet. i cannot find it on ivillage and this was a great massage to perform on my guy, i would like to give him this treat again...does anyone know where i can find the specifics of this massage?
Asked by urfavoritemistake25 - Tue Mar 20 21:57:03 2007 - Men's Health - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Try the book, " Erotic Massage for Couples".
Answered by Rayne - Tue Mar 20 22:01:46 2007
Q. About a year and a half ago i found a wonderful massage on ivillage.com for men that involves beginning at the top of the head and massaging the head, specific area of the neck, area three fingers below the naval as well as the arms and other areas that result in an explosive and ever so intense male orgasm and you finish up the massage by massaging the legs and feet. i cannot find it on ivillage and this was a great massage to perform on my guy, i would like to give him this treat again...does anyone know where i can find the specifics of this massage?
Asked by urfavoritemistake25 - Tue Mar 20 21:57:03 2007 - Men's Health - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Try the book, " Erotic Massage for Couples".
Answered by Rayne - Tue Mar 20 22:01:46 2007
What is the difference between a powder massage and a relax massage in Budapest baths?
Q. I am traveling to Budapest and would like to visit one of the famous thermal baths there. Looking at their prices for services, I see that there are two types of massages offered: powder massage and relax massage. What is the difference between the two? Which one is a more intense, deep tissue massage?
Asked by Kelly A - Tue Dec 2 15:20:13 2008 - Other - Europe - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I think you've seen the site www.spasbudapest.com. there is no real answer there and in the hungarian sites for your problem but the simpliest method to settle this send an email to the the email button can be found in the bottom right of the site I mentioned above. you are welcome there.
Answered by ddr - Wed Dec 3 04:10:24 2008
Q. I am traveling to Budapest and would like to visit one of the famous thermal baths there. Looking at their prices for services, I see that there are two types of massages offered: powder massage and relax massage. What is the difference between the two? Which one is a more intense, deep tissue massage?
Asked by Kelly A - Tue Dec 2 15:20:13 2008 - Other - Europe - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I think you've seen the site www.spasbudapest.com. there is no real answer there and in the hungarian sites for your problem but the simpliest method to settle this send an email to the the email button can be found in the bottom right of the site I mentioned above. you are welcome there.
Answered by ddr - Wed Dec 3 04:10:24 2008
Massage Therapy, Chiropractors at 30 weeks?
Q. Like everyone Im sure during pregnancy, Im having some intense back pain and pubic bone pain, I can bare with it sometimes and other times I just want to cry, Ive tried body pillows at night which helps a bit, baths are great while im in the tub and 30 minutes thereafter, but Im desperate for some long lasting relief, anyone tried massage therapy? Or a chiropractor? Im nervous about a chiro, but wiling to look into it
Asked by Pookie - Wed Sep 1 00:50:05 2010 - Pregnancy - 1 Answers - Comments
Q. Like everyone Im sure during pregnancy, Im having some intense back pain and pubic bone pain, I can bare with it sometimes and other times I just want to cry, Ive tried body pillows at night which helps a bit, baths are great while im in the tub and 30 minutes thereafter, but Im desperate for some long lasting relief, anyone tried massage therapy? Or a chiropractor? Im nervous about a chiro, but wiling to look into it
Asked by Pookie - Wed Sep 1 00:50:05 2010 - Pregnancy - 1 Answers - Comments
How do I stop leg cramps? How do I make the pain go away?!?
Q. I've had it for two whole nights now and it's horrible. The pain is sooo intense it makes me cry. I massage the muscle to see if that works and doesn't seem to work. The worse part is that last night I got it while I was sleeping it was just bad. What can I do to make them stop??
Asked by sweetbutterfly09 - Sat Sep 13 02:24:13 2008 - Pain & Pain Management - 9 Answers - Comments
A. Increase your potassium intake (banana possibly) Stretch out your muscles before bed...really good. Spend a good amount of time just pointing and flexing to get the blood flowing and the muscles will stretch out. Drink plenty of water. When you are actually going through the cramp take 5 deep and long breaths. This helps relieve the cramp more quickly. Try Icy Hot on the muscle once it is over.
Answered by Nic - Sat Sep 13 02:36:09 2008
Q. I've had it for two whole nights now and it's horrible. The pain is sooo intense it makes me cry. I massage the muscle to see if that works and doesn't seem to work. The worse part is that last night I got it while I was sleeping it was just bad. What can I do to make them stop??
Asked by sweetbutterfly09 - Sat Sep 13 02:24:13 2008 - Pain & Pain Management - 9 Answers - Comments
A. Increase your potassium intake (banana possibly) Stretch out your muscles before bed...really good. Spend a good amount of time just pointing and flexing to get the blood flowing and the muscles will stretch out. Drink plenty of water. When you are actually going through the cramp take 5 deep and long breaths. This helps relieve the cramp more quickly. Try Icy Hot on the muscle once it is over.
Answered by Nic - Sat Sep 13 02:36:09 2008
Prematch football.How long and intense should massage be? best type oil to use?
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Asked by fergie - Fri Jun 29 05:43:06 2007 - Injuries - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Best type oil for joints and bones will be sesame oil. but in ayurvedic therapy, this sesame oil is mixed with mustard oil ( for men theraphy). But aromatheraphy massage is about what sense that you want to have. is it refreshed, calmed and balanced, energize, this kind of things. But to gain some joints and bones release, lemongrass do well. How long? it is depends on your body's state. Too much lactic accid means longer massage. Over 75 - 120 minutes can be a relaxing ones. Also the techniques are varies. A good massage means: you will fallen asleep during the massage. A bad one means you will feel tense during and after a massage. Go to asian masseus as they have more sensual touch which means more relaxing and enjoyable.
Answered by tresyabedkowska - Fri Jun 29 08:22:55 2007
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Asked by fergie - Fri Jun 29 05:43:06 2007 - Injuries - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Best type oil for joints and bones will be sesame oil. but in ayurvedic therapy, this sesame oil is mixed with mustard oil ( for men theraphy). But aromatheraphy massage is about what sense that you want to have. is it refreshed, calmed and balanced, energize, this kind of things. But to gain some joints and bones release, lemongrass do well. How long? it is depends on your body's state. Too much lactic accid means longer massage. Over 75 - 120 minutes can be a relaxing ones. Also the techniques are varies. A good massage means: you will fallen asleep during the massage. A bad one means you will feel tense during and after a massage. Go to asian masseus as they have more sensual touch which means more relaxing and enjoyable.
Answered by tresyabedkowska - Fri Jun 29 08:22:55 2007
Where can I find a good male massage in Denver? I'm looking for great m4m websites, but they're pretty bare!?
Q. Are there great forums I can visit, or do you know of a good male massage practitioner? Are there any good m4m massage studios in town? Are you one?? I'm looking for a smooth muscular guy who can knead deep, and is big. I enjoy lots of full contact massage, and skill. Should be gentle, or intense, demanding, or yielding... Thanks, and feel free to email me if you can't get me this way! Studfinder
Asked by studfinder - Tue Sep 23 10:37:13 2008 - Denver - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Craigslist.org. Look for Denver's page.
Answered by Shibi - Sat Sep 27 00:51:32 2008
Q. Are there great forums I can visit, or do you know of a good male massage practitioner? Are there any good m4m massage studios in town? Are you one?? I'm looking for a smooth muscular guy who can knead deep, and is big. I enjoy lots of full contact massage, and skill. Should be gentle, or intense, demanding, or yielding... Thanks, and feel free to email me if you can't get me this way! Studfinder
Asked by studfinder - Tue Sep 23 10:37:13 2008 - Denver - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Craigslist.org. Look for Denver's page.
Answered by Shibi - Sat Sep 27 00:51:32 2008
Is there really no way to return a message to Center Stage Spa and Salon?!?!?
Q. My boyfriend purchased a couples hot stone massage from Canter Stage. It was $300. My dermatologist recommended that I don't use it because I have hypersensitive skin and an intense massage like that would not be good. I called to see if I could return it and they said it was non-refundable. Should I push a little harder to see if they will refund our money?? If they don't give in, is there any way to sell it to someone else to use??
Asked by Anna - Fri Apr 2 22:03:29 2010 - Hair - 1 Answers - Comments
Q. My boyfriend purchased a couples hot stone massage from Canter Stage. It was $300. My dermatologist recommended that I don't use it because I have hypersensitive skin and an intense massage like that would not be good. I called to see if I could return it and they said it was non-refundable. Should I push a little harder to see if they will refund our money?? If they don't give in, is there any way to sell it to someone else to use??
Asked by Anna - Fri Apr 2 22:03:29 2010 - Hair - 1 Answers - Comments
How can you alleviate cramps in your feet when ice skating?
Q. I would really like to participate with my family when they go ice skating but my feet go through excruciating pain after only a couple of minutes of wearing my skates. Besides the classic ladies skate I have tried, mens skates (arches in the wrong spot) and purchased an expensive ladies boot style skate. I've tried different socks etc. but no matter what after just a few minutes in the skate it's like my entire foot goes into a muscle cramp! Does anyone else have this experience? I have a friend who says her feet get cramped after about an hour but she says she is able to just skate it off. In my case the pain is so intense I just have to get the skate off quickly and massage my arches to get my foot flexible again... can anyone help?… [cont.]
Asked by dyamismom - Thu Nov 30 21:39:12 2006 - Injuries - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Some things about ice skating are tricky. I tend to cramp in my feet also. Male - 6.2. I found it occurs more when I flex my feet to control the skates. What I found that helps me is a set of ankle pads, older skate shops had them and I still have a set. They wrap around the back of the ankle and insert in the top of the skate. Also boot pads (order eater type) cushion the bottom of the foot so that you do not clench your toes. Also I found no benfit to typing the skates super tight. It tended to annoy my ankles. I keep them snug. Carl
Answered by Carl P - Thu Nov 30 21:46:40 2006
Q. I would really like to participate with my family when they go ice skating but my feet go through excruciating pain after only a couple of minutes of wearing my skates. Besides the classic ladies skate I have tried, mens skates (arches in the wrong spot) and purchased an expensive ladies boot style skate. I've tried different socks etc. but no matter what after just a few minutes in the skate it's like my entire foot goes into a muscle cramp! Does anyone else have this experience? I have a friend who says her feet get cramped after about an hour but she says she is able to just skate it off. In my case the pain is so intense I just have to get the skate off quickly and massage my arches to get my foot flexible again... can anyone help?… [cont.]
Asked by dyamismom - Thu Nov 30 21:39:12 2006 - Injuries - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Some things about ice skating are tricky. I tend to cramp in my feet also. Male - 6.2. I found it occurs more when I flex my feet to control the skates. What I found that helps me is a set of ankle pads, older skate shops had them and I still have a set. They wrap around the back of the ankle and insert in the top of the skate. Also boot pads (order eater type) cushion the bottom of the foot so that you do not clench your toes. Also I found no benfit to typing the skates super tight. It tended to annoy my ankles. I keep them snug. Carl
Answered by Carl P - Thu Nov 30 21:46:40 2006
Ok, sex before marriage is a sin, but what about a really intense foot massage?
Q. I mean like a mind blowing explosion of throbbing pleasure from the tips of your toes to your ankles type of foot massage.
Asked by PigDaddy - Fri Aug 20 22:48:47 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers - Comments
A. Jules: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa... stop right there. Eatin' a b*tch out, and givin' a b*tch a foot massage ain't even the same f*ckin' thing. Vincent: It's not. It's the same ballpark. Jules: Ain't no f*ckin' ballpark neither. Now look, maybe your method of massage differs from mine, but, you know, touchin' his wife's feet, and stickin' your tongue in her Holiest of Holies, ain't the same f*ckin' ballpark, it ain't the same league, it ain't even the same f*ckin' sport. Look, foot massages don't mean sh*t.
Answered by Pedobear - Fri Aug 20 22:50:07 2010
Q. I mean like a mind blowing explosion of throbbing pleasure from the tips of your toes to your ankles type of foot massage.
Asked by PigDaddy - Fri Aug 20 22:48:47 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers - Comments
A. Jules: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa... stop right there. Eatin' a b*tch out, and givin' a b*tch a foot massage ain't even the same f*ckin' thing. Vincent: It's not. It's the same ballpark. Jules: Ain't no f*ckin' ballpark neither. Now look, maybe your method of massage differs from mine, but, you know, touchin' his wife's feet, and stickin' your tongue in her Holiest of Holies, ain't the same f*ckin' ballpark, it ain't the same league, it ain't even the same f*ckin' sport. Look, foot massages don't mean sh*t.
Answered by Pedobear - Fri Aug 20 22:50:07 2010
how can i ace this interview and not be so darn nervous?
Q. i have an intense massage therapy interview with an excellent place in a few hours. i have to drive nearly 2 hours to get there and i am already shaking. the drive doesnt bother me, but i have to give an hour massage to my interviewer and i am so nervous. any tips would help.
Asked by jammyngirl - Fri Nov 20 09:01:49 2009 - Psychology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Try doing some exercise. It should be able to relieve the tension. If not then take a warm shower and try not to rush to get ready. Allow yourself extra time to drive to your interview. If you're rushing to get there, you'll get more tension because you'll probably want to murder drivers on the road lol. Good luck with your interview, I hope you get the job!
Answered by - Fri Nov 20 09:45:34 2009
Q. i have an intense massage therapy interview with an excellent place in a few hours. i have to drive nearly 2 hours to get there and i am already shaking. the drive doesnt bother me, but i have to give an hour massage to my interviewer and i am so nervous. any tips would help.
Asked by jammyngirl - Fri Nov 20 09:01:49 2009 - Psychology - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Try doing some exercise. It should be able to relieve the tension. If not then take a warm shower and try not to rush to get ready. Allow yourself extra time to drive to your interview. If you're rushing to get there, you'll get more tension because you'll probably want to murder drivers on the road lol. Good luck with your interview, I hope you get the job!
Answered by - Fri Nov 20 09:45:34 2009
What does it mean when a guy tells you he wants a massage?
Q. i've been hanging out with this guy a lot and we make out A LOT.. it gets pretty frisky and intense.. i was texting him the other day and he told me next time he comes over he wants a massage? i mean obviously i know what a massage is, but what kind of massage is he talking about? sexual or what?
Asked by emmmmmmm<3 - Thu Jul 29 23:59:21 2010 - Singles & Dating - 3 Answers - Comments
A. just start with his shoulders and back and if it turns sexual, well then it turns sexual
Answered by curious georgia - Fri Jul 30 00:03:17 2010
Q. i've been hanging out with this guy a lot and we make out A LOT.. it gets pretty frisky and intense.. i was texting him the other day and he told me next time he comes over he wants a massage? i mean obviously i know what a massage is, but what kind of massage is he talking about? sexual or what?
Asked by emmmmmmm<3 - Thu Jul 29 23:59:21 2010 - Singles & Dating - 3 Answers - Comments
A. just start with his shoulders and back and if it turns sexual, well then it turns sexual
Answered by curious georgia - Fri Jul 30 00:03:17 2010
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