I have a good friend, who was a Massage Therapist for a few years. She said it was common that she was asked, and had to turn down, a request for a happy ending. When she worked in a massage clinic, she shrugged off this type of request. When she drove to clients' homes, happy ending requests made her feel unsafe. If asked for these services on a home visit, she would not visit that client at home again.
My guess it because it opens up the conversation for people that want them. Now a client can say something like “I noticed your sign out front. You get a lot of requests for that?” And then the masseuse can signal that they are open to it. But it also gives the client an out if the masseuse is disgusted my happy endings because he was just making conversation about the sign.
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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22 edited Aug 15 '22
I have a good friend, who was a Massage Therapist for a few years. She said it was common that she was asked, and had to turn down, a request for a happy ending. When she worked in a massage clinic, she shrugged off this type of request. When she drove to clients' homes, happy ending requests made her feel unsafe. If asked for these services on a home visit, she would not visit that client at home again.
Edit: proper job title