<p>I was kinda the class maseur in my high school class, as in almost everyone asked to massage them. I have no profession experience, but my colleagues say I’m “gifted” for it. </p>
<p>I suspect there are maseurs at Princeton. So how does one get a job like that? If i took massage classes in Romania would they count? So if anyone is interested in a great massage, help me out here and i promise free sessions!</p>
<p>ha i love how 61 people viewed this slightly awkward post but no one has answered.</p>
<p>I looked at this…but I just assumed he had been drinking when he wrote this post. :-P</p>
<p>I’m sorry Revan…i’m just too ticklish.</p>
<p>I’m sure, though, that all the closet ‘maseurs’ will come out soon enough though!</p>
<p>I went for a Thai massage and the moment the woman touched me I started giggling hysterically :p</p>
<p>Yes I’m ticklish 
(I survived the foot massage though. It was nice :))</p>
<p>I know people (well, one person) who gives massages. Students are cheaper than the professionals in town, and you can always offer the first time for free. Try advertising on point (tigertrade, or whatever they call it).</p>
<p>You can take a class in Shiatsu Massage from the phys-ed & recreation department… (Not for credit, of course, and not free either.)</p>