What is FBSM?

FBSM is an acronym for Full Body Sensual Massage.
The most frequently asked question I typically get from newbies is:
“I've never had a FBSM before. Is it a sexual service?”
Sensual Massage (also known as FBSM) is just what the name implies: it is sensual, not sexual.
FBSM is a specialized, legitimate form of therapeutic massage where the focus is on the client's desire to be pampered in a caring, romantic way by a beautiful woman.
However, it’s a passive experience for the client. Your job is to relax, enjoy my touch and just let go.
Sensual Massage is all about receiving touch. Sometimes it's nice to just receive, without any expectations to "perform" or reciprocate touch.
I do not allow mutual touch because it interrupts my flow and focus, which is entirely on YOU. Just as touching or fondling your massage therapist at the medical clinic or spa would be inappropriate, that behavior would be frowned upon by me as well.
For FBSM sessions I use a lighter, softer touch than I might normally because FBSM is more about the sensation of touch -- however, I am always happy to apply more pressure or go deep tissue on any trouble spots you need work on.
FBSM sessions often emphasize the visual senses as well as the physical, and might include a therapist dressed in a swimsuit or lingerie, sexy stockings, or body-to-body techniques using her entire body to massage yours, sensation play, and erotic teasing.
Please be polite, respectful, and professional when discussing services. Any explicit talk, pics, or sexual requests will be ignored/blocked/deleted. Clients who act inappropriately during a session will be asked to leave immediately. The massage will stop and I will exit the room. No refunds are given for unused time.
If you're new to the world of Sensual Massage and aren't sure what to expect, Google the acronym FBSM. There are lots of helpful websites out there offering advice and tips to newbies on how to get the most out of your first FBSM experience.
I also recommend checking out the helpful guide for new clients on my ETIQUETTE page and read my article "Pro Tips: How to Be A GREAT Client" here.




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