I am suggesting asking is also boundary pushing. What if the girl is a legit masseur who doesn't do extras. The simple question is pushing her boundaries.
I don't think you understand how sex naturally progresses between two people. In the heat of passion you don't keep asking if she is ok with this, ok with that. You read her body language, if you do something and she seems uncomfortable you back off and ask if she is ok with it.
If you think asking is boundary pushing then don't do it but that is not what I'm saying, like I said try reading the words in my posts again.
The question by the OP of this thread is - "Is there such thing as excessive touching in AMPs" and the answer is yes, he wants extra services over and above what has been paid for, he only wants to pay for the HE but also wants to grope the SP without her consent and that is not on.
I have seen several masseuses who have turned out to be legit and a polite well worded question has never been an issue for them. By polite and well worded I do not mean something like "any chance of a wank", I mean not asking directly, asking if they ever get asked.
Are you for real??? WTF has "how sex naturally progresses between two people" got to do with a paid encounter, it isn't a date. A punter pays for the services the provider has agreed to provide and he stays withing whatever limits she has set, it's very simple really. In a civvy encounter the sex goes on in a trial and error way, in a paid encounter the SP has a list of what they are prepared to do which need to be agreed before hand.
The key issue that you are not understanding is the fact the OP wants extras but doesn't want to pay for them.
I've got the hunger for a R&T and with money being tight i dont really want to be spending £40-70 on extras on top of the massage. But i do love to get hands on the masseuse where they make it available. Is it rude to get rather hands on but then only take the £20 happy ending option when the offer comes?
That quote indicates there is a set of charges for different levels of service at the place he refers to, therefore if he wants to get 'hands on' he needs to pay for it.