Consent and Boundaries for Massage & Sensual Services

Consent and clear boundaries make every massage better and safer. Whether you book a therapeutic session, a sensual experience, or a GFE, the same rules apply: talk first, respect limits, and stop if anything feels off. This short guide tells you what to say, how to listen, and what to expect so both you and the masseuse leave the session comfortable.

Before you book, check the parlor’s policies. Look for clear service lists, prices, and rules about what’s allowed. If a listing looks vague or avoids questions about consent, pick another place. When you call or message, be direct: ask what the masseuse offers, what is off-limits, and how they handle boundaries. Most pros appreciate honesty and will answer clearly.

How to set boundaries

Start by naming your limits. Say what you want and what you don’t want. Use short, polite phrases: “I’m comfortable with full body massage but no kissing,” or “I want therapeutic touch only.” If you prefer a non-sexual session, say so before the appointment. Agree on signals or a safe word if you think you might need one. That makes it easy to stop without awkwardness.

Respect the masseuse’s limits too. Practitioners have their own rules about touch, nudity, and mutual interaction. If they say no to something, don’t push. Professional boundaries protect both sides and keep the experience positive.

During the session and if something goes wrong

Pay attention to body language and tone. A confident, relaxed practitioner will explain and check in. If you feel uncomfortable, speak up right away: “Please stop,” or “That pressure is too much.” You don’t need to explain or apologize. If the masseuse ignores you or pressures you, end the session, get dressed, and leave. Ask for a refund only if the place promises one for boundary breaches.

If you think a law was broken or you were hurt, consider reporting it to local authorities. For non-legal issues, most reputable parlors have managers who handle complaints. Keep messages and receipts as proof if you need to report a problem.

After the session, give honest feedback. A short thank-you plus a note about what worked or didn’t helps pros improve. If you want repeat visits, be clear about your boundaries from the start next time. Clear, calm communication builds trust much faster than guessing or assuming.

Simple habits keep both sides safe: ask questions before you book, state limits clearly, use a safe word, and stop immediately if something feels wrong. Respect makes services better and keeps Prague’s sensual scene professional and enjoyable. Be kind, be clear, and protect your and the masseuse’s rights.

Practical tips: arrive on time, avoid alcohol, bring a clear question list, ask about aftercare, and tip fairly when service meets your expectations. If you're trying a new type of massage, book a shorter first session to test comfort. For sensual bookings, confirm the exact service and price in writing when possible. If you have medical issues, mention them up front — heart conditions, recent surgery, or allergies can change what a therapist can do. Respect and clear talk prevent most problems and make good sessions common. Speak clearly, stay safe, enjoy responsibly.