Student massage therapist Kijiji

[Deleted member 79939]

I went yesterday to airdrie and saw her. No kids or anything. Quiet. But it was also early afternoon so maybe they’re in school? Anyway was a really good massage for $50 (I tipped her $5). I had some super tightness in my legs from running and she hit them hard. When I first saw her I was thinking she is quite slim and small so I imagine she won’t be able to get very deep but I was wrong haha. Sore today.
The table was set up in her downstairs rec room. Which was nice because it was so hot out as it was. I found her to be super nice and easy going. I’d definitely repeat. I also don’t have benefits so it’s nice for me to not have to pay $80-100 like some places!
Cheers!

Lol

 

[Guy2013]

That's a wonderful story! Glad you shared. The only question I'll ask is, was she a young hot Asian RMT or a older average looking one?

The RMT in my story is an older average looking one (early 50's now), slim, and nice on the eyes. She is single and has not had a man in some time, she has told me this.
When I book a 90 minute massage she spends about a third of it teasing and on HE (off and on) and still delivers the best massage I have had over the years

 

[Deleted member 79939]

Try the graduate program Waterloo university
Wink wink

 

[AmyRockk88]

Hey G;
great story, great ending.
You are in Edmonton, so i am assuming this SP is in Edmonton too.
I have had been going to a massage therapist for several years. Plenty of ‘almost’ touching and a bit of flicking of my erect LG, but never ever anything extra. Sadly .

 

[Albertaman]

I think a few guys here have a Closet Gem.
I occasionally went to her because of her great massage for over a year .
Then one day a nice surprise .
I am Sworn to secrecy.

There is a good reason why YMMV services and experiences from a RMT who provides insurance receipts are so different than the "On the Menu" services from a relaxation therapist who does not provide insurance supported services. In the past 2-3 years most of the insurance companies have scrutinized all sorts of information, and many therapists were de-listed from their eligibility list. So, one can't blame a RMT for being extra careful. Clients who blabber or post unnecessary information cause major damage to their businesses. Also competitors post false information in the hope of damaging those with solid businesses.

As a client, one needs to think through what we post and what we don't. If a provider actively seeks publicity, I suppose it's ok to post. If a provider gives poor service, then it's ok to post precisely on what part of the service was poor. But if one receives YMMV benefits from a RMT, based on mutual trust and confidentiality, I think we should honour thIs trust. Most of the dependable providers have family and friends in town, and a life of their own.

At the same time, I am also not naive enough to believe if a therapist tells me that she is only providing something special to me and a couple of other customers, because we are special . The idea is to just enjoy YMMV for what it is, and practice the art of discretion.


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[CCMPro]

There is a good reason why YMMV services and experiences from a RMT who provides insurance receipts are so different than the "On the Menu" services from a relaxation therapist who does not provide insurance supported services. In the past 2-3 years most of the insurance companies have scrutinized all sorts of information, and many therapists were de-listed from their eligibility list. So, one can't blame a RMT for being extra careful. Clients who blabber or post unnecessary information cause major damage to their businesses. Also competitors post false information in the hope of damaging those with solid businesses.

As a client, one needs to think through what we post and what we don't. If a provider actively seeks publicity, I suppose it's ok to post. If a provider gives poor service, then it's ok to post precisely on what part of the service was poor. But if one receives YMMV benefits from a RMT, based on mutual trust and confidentiality, I think we should honour thIs trust. Most of the dependable providers have family and friends in town, and a life of their own.

At the same time, I am also not naive enough to believe if a therapist tells me that she is only providing something special to me and a couple of other customers, because we are special . The idea is to just enjoy YMMV for what it is, and practice the art of discretion.


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Totally agree! If I paid tons of money to get my certification and wanted to try to secure a career out of this I’d be super careful too. Plus I mean being a girl - let’s face it there has to be some pretty creepy dudes out there. I get it.

 

[Deleted member 79939]

The RMT in my story is an older average looking one (early 50's now), slim, and nice on the eyes. She is single and has not had a man in some time, she has told me this.
When I book a 90 minute massage she spends about a third of it teasing and on HE (off and on) and still delivers the best massage I have had over the years

STUDENT MASSAGE IS A NO GO.
THEY DON'T HAVE HYGEINE PROTOCOL.

 

[Guy2013]

Hey G;
great story, great ending.
You are in Edmonton, so i am assuming this SP is in Edmonton too.
I have had been going to a massage therapist for several years. Plenty of ‘almost’ touching and a bit of flicking of my erect LG, but never ever anything extra. Sadly .

Yes, it is an Edmonton RMT, who name shall always remain secret. With time and commitment there are probably more like her to be found, I leave that to you