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Well here it is. When you absolutely, positively, have to tell it like it is, and except no substitutes, haha. First, I would like to say that I am a man, (100% I might add), and if you are reading this review as a man, then you will know exactly where I am coming from. I always imagined my first full body Swedish massage, to be given by a woman. You know, like in the 007 James bond movies, ( no offense ladies). I guess this is a man's fantasy. So as you can see, when I let Mr. Williams talk me into receiving a Swedish massage from him, who I might add is a "professional" and "licensed masseuse," I was very apprehensive. You know, the whole being touched and rubbed on by another man thing. So, I swallowed my pride, forgot about the 007 fantasy, and scheduled an appointment. Then came the moment of truth, me laying on a massage table, in my boxers, and under massage cloth sheets. Man the muscles in my body were so tense, you would have thought I was posing in one of those muscle man competitions. Once Mr. Williams began the massage procedure, I forgot about all of those ignorant and silly male myths. I became so relaxed after feeling Mr. Williams Soothing Touch, that I fell asleep. I had been under a lot of stress at work from my butt hole supervisor, stress at home, and the financial joke of the current economy. My mind was clouded with a million thoughts, and my body just felt weighted down and heavy. After the 1 hour Swedish Massage session was finished, my body felt light as a feather and for once, there was a feeling of clarity in my mind. That massage session felt so good, that I almost asked for another massage session. My final review of Mr. Williams massage therapy? Professionalism, Courtesy, Expertise of the human body, and a Soothing Touch. So for all the men out there that have had doubts about being massaged by a man, but body is in desperate need of a repair job. Loose the silly "pride," and go see Mr. Williams. I highly recommend him!!!!!!!!!
Pros: Soothing Touch, nothing more need be said...
Cons: none
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