Miguel & Co.

How I work​

I don't run a script. The first ten minutes are mostly listening — where your body holds things, what it lets go of easily, what it doesn't. After that the session finds its own shape. What you booked and what you actually need aren't always the same thing, and I'd rather follow the second one.

 

Training​

Trained in massage, two years in practice. I came to it late, which I think helps. I didn't learn it as a job first and a skill second. Most of what I know now came from doing it, not from a certificate: how pressure changes when someone finally exhales, how long to stay somewhere, when to stop talking. I still add techniques. ​

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Why​

Most men are touched only when something's being asked of them — sex, reassurance, performance, being fine. Even affection usually comes with a bill attached. I noticed that early and haven't stopped thinking about it since.​

 

​This is important. An hour where you don't have to hold anything up turns out to matter more than most people expect, including the ones booking it. That's what I'm offering: an hour where no one wants anything from you.