02/07/2026
I copied this from someone else but this is so sad and so true! ANY inappropriate behavior at this location from anyone, staff or clients, for any reason will not be tolerated! We are professionals who went to school to help care for people in a medical setting.
Massage therapists and therapy MUST be protected and stop being used as a cover for s*xual misconduct by everyone! I have kicked people out of the building for thinking they can ask for or pressure staff for something that is illegal and absolutely not offered at this location!
“Massage” has become one of the most dangerous euphemisms in America.
Not because of the profession—but because of how often it’s used to conceal s*xual exploitation by men with power, money, and influence.
On the eve of the Super Bowl, it’s time to talk about that.
Today, I’m thinking about a different kind of collision — one the massage profession has been forced into for decades.
In several states,massage therapy is a licensed healthcare profession.
It is anatomy, physiology, ethics, trauma-informed care, and human dignity.
And yet, it continues to be hijacked.
In 2019, Robert Kraft, owner of the Patriots, was arrested for soliciting s*x in a business operating under the guise of massage therapy.
More recently, NFL players themselves have been implicated in documented cases where massage therapists reported being solicited, coerced, or assaulted during sessions — not because massage is s*xual, but because some individuals believe access equals entitlement.
(The Deshaun Watson cases made this impossible to ignore.)
And beyond sports, the Epstein files revealed how the word massage was repeatedly used as camouflage for the s*xual exploitation of young girls by wealthy, powerful men across the world.
So let’s say this plainly:
Massage therapy is not s*x work.
And massage therapists are not consenting participants in exploitation.
What is happening is systemic.
The word massage is being weaponized — used as a euphemism that shields predators, confuses the public, and places ethical professionals in harm’s way.
Heres what happens:
• Massage Therapists are s*xualized at work
• Students enter the field already needing armor
• Legitimate schools and clinics face stigma and scrutiny
• Survivors are hidden behind polite language
• And the profession is asked to “explain itself” instead of being protected
This confusion does not protect massage therapists. It protects those who abuse power.
On a night celebrating excellence and integrity on the field, I want to draw a clear line off the field:
A healing profession should never be used as cover for harm. Boundaries are not optional.
And silence has never been neutral.
This isn’t about football.
It’s about accountability.
And the massage profession deserves better.
And Go Hawks!
