This man, in his 60s, came in for the second time. In his first session he had tried tantric massage, and this time he wanted more contact and pressure, opting for a body massage instead.
He explained that after trying the tantric massage, he felt the soft touch wasn't quite what he was looking for, and that he preferred something with more intensity and physical contact.
He complained of a tense neck and mentioned drinking less than 330 ml of water a day, mixed in with coffee. Another client who didn't drink water, another body in a critical state of dehydration. Massage helps, but without enough water in the body, tension, discomfort and other imbalances tend to show up and get worse.
If on his first visit he hadn't asked everything he wanted to, this time he didn't hold back:
"In this massage, can I touch you?"
"No."
"You don't do massages with mutual touching?"
"No."
"Ah, that's good, okay."
I could sense a bit of disappointment on his part, but the massage went well. He behaved appropriately and said he felt quite relaxed, surprised by the effect the session had on him. He repeated, more than once, just how relaxed he felt.
He left with a promise to start drinking water regularly. He also mentioned that in the past there had been periods when he drank water consistently and felt good because of it, but other times he simply forgot.
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