MA Considerations and words of wisdom.

[ElanRacer 2613]

I write this because I'm sure the MA's days are filled with great times and some bad times. Here's hoping the 'great times' are far more frequent!!!!

 

Had a session with a ruffled MA because of their previous client. Not worried all was calmer is a few minutes with some kindness, assurances and being considerate and respectful of her plight. In the end, we were both very relaxed and thanked each other for a wonderful time and many more repeated visits. In times like this I am reminded of a story told to me by a dear female friend;

 

Two stallions are under the shade of a tree on the top of a hill over looking a group of mares. The younger stallion says to the other; "Let's run down there as fast as we can, jump on a mare and fuck her brains out!" The other stood up and said "No my son! Let's walk down there calmly and fuck them all"

 

Anyone can be an a$$hole and idiotic. It takes real strength and intelligence to be a kind, and polite gentleman. That in itself has it own rewards and gratifications.

[Guest ChantalSummers]

Very well said and appreciated darling. You seem like such a genuine gentleman. I'm deeply impressed. It's a wonderful topic to bring up.

[Salinaflower 5512]

Very nice of you to start a thread of this...

 

Agreed, slow and steady wins the race. We're just human trying to cater as much as possible to every mans needs, it can be mentally exhausting...I always try my best to make it known to a patient a sweet gentleman, that I appreciate them.

[Guest *l**e]

great post. In all aspects of life it is important to have empathy and be courteous.

By acting like this, you will always benefit in the end...people are always better to those they respect.