lol, did you just register to give us your fetish point of view? I couldn't care less why they doing it, I call them sick people, should go and see GP not a professional waxer.
These kind of people are not genuine clients, full stop.
I would say if they wish to get waxed, they are genuine?
And "lol" no I didn't. I came here to see if I could gain informayion in regard to which courses worked best for people getting into beauty, nails etc. As "we fetish people" don't call you sick for your kinks, could you try to open your mind a little? No...? Shame.
It's an issue because it's inappropriate to share it with someone who has not expressed comfort in this area. It is not at all fair to make the therapist (or anyone else for that matter) uncomfortable by discussing / demonstrating sexual stuff that for many people is outside of normal.
If the therapist was advertisig her services in Domme Monthly, fair enough, but she wasn't! She is an innocent therapist just trying to do her job, not asking to be exposed to this kind of thing.
From your post, I am not sure you will understand 
Are you always that offensive and unwelcoming to newcomers to the forum? That seems a shame, it seems like a wonderful resource here. I am in two minds about "sharing" this information - on the one hand I agree it's a bit much to put forth to a vanilla member of staff in a place you wish to visit as a customer. However there is also the side that it would have likely been a lot more of an issue had he turned up wearing it with no warning.
An efficient compromise could surely have been his Mistress allowing him to remove it prior to the appointment, and put it back on once they'd left though, I'd think. Even for someone in full time chastity, it seems logical.
I was not, and am not rude to you, so please try to refrain from being rude to me. Thank you.
I don't think that you quite understand the point. Waxing is not a sexual service, so what a couple do in the privacy of their own home should not be brought into the salon. Simple as!
I doubt she'd call up the bank and ask if her husband can make a withdrawal (no pun intended) wearing nipple clamps and a snorkel.
1. Yes, I think I do understand.
2. Waxing is indeed not a sexual service. But I personally do not feel they were asking for such a service, merely pointing out that he would arrive in something the technician may feel uncomfortable with. A common misconception is that us "sickos" have to enlist the vanilla. We don't. There are enough of us to have fun on our own, honest!
3. Is waxing done fully clothed then? Cause last time I checked, exposure of the requisite body parts is fairly essential!
You don't have to drop 'em in a bank, so I'm not convinced your metaphor stands. It might be more appropriate to suggest nipple clamps would be bad form in a public swimming pool, which I'd agree with - they would be.
Chances of careful, reasoned consideration? Any? :grr:
