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In Uganda, a survey recently carried out by a popular FM radio station in Kampala revealed a near aberration for body massage therapy at Public places by spouses. Both men and women look at going to a public gym to have a massage as something that takes a lot out of a marriage. One woman respondent made it known that first and fore most, in the Ugandan gyms, females massage men and males massage women. The massage centre proprietors often choose not just experts in the art of massage as their staff, but they also choose sensual looking women and extremely handsome young men.

To make matters even worse, the rules of most Massage centres require that clients dress very scantily so that nearly every part of the body is touched. I don’t need to belabor the fact that a single touch from the opposite sex, for those whose sexual orientations are straight can cause a tsunami stimulus effect on the person being touched. This is what spouses dread most because, it has been discovered that most of these massage experts do such a good massage job that completely leaves the clients at their mercy sexually.

Many Ugandan middle class women and men treat body massage as a lifestyle of wellness and to some extent, as an indicator of affluence yet behind their very well intentioned quest for fitness and good health, they derive a lot of pleasure that more often than not, ends up in sexual encounters with the massage staff. It is mainly for this reason that many Ugandan couples prefer that they do the massage on their partners in turns, at home and in their own bedrooms, not in a public gym.

Experience by many couples have shown that men who frequent massage centres tend to become luke warm in their marital responsibilities and this is why women detest the idea that their hubbies should go for body massage away from home. The big question is, would you allow your spouse to go to a public massage.