Asked silently by almost everyone. Answered here so you don't have to.
It's sensual massage: skilled bodywork with an invitational, consent-led sensual dimension, and a hard line, sex is never part of a session. In Victoria all of this is lawful, above board, and plainly described, which is exactly how I run it. The longer answer is here.
No. You don't have to perform anything: no arranged sighs, no being good company, no reciprocating. The hour is pointed one way, at you.
Bodies do all four. Each is fine. Crying especially is more common than anyone admits, and it isn't a problem to be managed, it's usually the unguarding, working.
Arousal is a normal response to safe touch. Nothing follows from it automatically, nothing follows from anything automatically. Everything stays invitational, at your word.
Tell me what's true for you and we'll shape the session around it. There is no version of a woman's body that's wrong for this.
Women of every age, shape and size end up on my table. Most arrive with the same quiet worry. It never survives the first twenty minutes.
A man, one man, always the same one. Happy to be exactly as visible as you need before you book, including a call where you hear my voice and ask anything.
Your name and a suburb are all a booking needs. No lists, no photos, no stories. Discretion isn't a feature of the service; it is the service.
Sessions and rates are published here, and the first conversation costs nothing, which is where every booking starts anyway.