Hey coming to the end of my massage therapy course offering free massages of all types doesn’t have to be sexual but could do with the practice and feed back can travel midweek if you can accommodate. Just females for now pm me if your interested  |
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When you get your certificate and it says masseuse on it I would ask for your money back.
I always find it strange how many people doing these courses and starting similar threads don't know the difference between a masseuse and a masseur. |
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Congratulations, OP, it's a great training to do. And you could become very popular here on fab as a result.
Most women here come with a man, so it's best to be couple friendly, as if the man trusts you, you've a better chance of giving the woman a massage.
Looking forward to reading a few veris from very happy and relaxed women. |
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"When you get your certificate and it says masseuse on it I would ask for your money back.
I always find it strange how many people doing these courses and starting similar threads don't know the difference between a masseuse and a masseur. "
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"What's the difference between a masseuse and a masseur"
masseuse is female giving massage and masseur is male giving massage. As far as I know that's the difference
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"What's the difference between a masseuse and a masseur"
Both words are French, and mean the same thing. A massage therapist.
However as French nouns can often change to denote gender, masseur is a man, and masseuse is a woman.
Many people use the word masseuse , in English when they mean massage therapist.
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