Is it possible to become a massage therapist if I'm an unattractive manlet?
Or will spas turn me away?
Will I be more likely to get a job if I become buff?
Why do you think you have to be hot for the job? Or do you want to just become a sex worker?
>>17002012
No, I don't want to be a sex worker. I'd actually prefer to work in a clinical/medical environment and plan on pursuing an AAS in medical massage therapy before becoming an LMT, but I've been told that massage settings prefer to hire attractive people because clients are generally put off by not-so-goodlooking therapists touching them.
>>17001998
how ugly? how manlet?
>>17002130
I'm not ugly, I'm just like a 5/10.
5' 7" / 170 cm
>>17001998
You can get a cert or even a 2-year in MT at a community college. Do that and I'm sure you'd be better off.
As long as you don't try to climb up my asshole, it's fine.
>>17002421
That's what I'm doing.
>>17002848
I honestly don't see anything sexual about legitimate massage, especially in a medical setting. If I did manage to get a job in the field I'd never risk losing it & destroying my reputation by fondling a client.
>>17001998
Believe it or not, there are easier ways to get sexy time.
this reminds me of that thread where the guy was a massage therapist and started doing sexual favours for older ladies
>>17004076
Then you good. Don't give massages away to women your "dating", unless its serious. Its one of those traits women can/will exploit, and its a bummer on your hands.
