BJNYC
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BJNYC got a reaction from BigDMike in New York lions
https://new-york-lions.com/therapists
anyone been to this place?
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BJNYC got a reaction from dlfunguy49 in Deets on Hush Manhattan experiences?
The shower is still on the hallway and they have security cameras in the halls so if you are shy I don’t recommend.
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BJNYC reacted to Heart It Deep in Samuguy NYC
I texted him last week. Asked for $300 for a massage outcall. I'm sorry, but that's just outrageous. No details either. I think $250.00 is highway robbery from a lot of these guys anyways.
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BJNYC got a reaction from + Vegas_Millennial in Samuguy NYC
Asks for 300 for a basic massage for an hour.
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BJNYC reacted to Jack Vernon in 411 on MrJoey in NYC
Booked MrJoey today and can confirm his pics are legit and look recent. He was also quick and courteous with the booking process. The session itself was pretty awkward and well short of the promised hour. I wouldn't repeat. Happy to share details via DM.
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BJNYC reacted to Ziggyzigg in *Spas in NYC
Yeah ngl the new additions think they’re on some Sean Cody type of shit & they’ve been massage masters for decades to negotiate borderline exorbitant amounts lol. I understand this is a job & they’re not there to relax & have fun like the clients. But with the rate they’re expecting, we could’ve just booked a hot onlyfans model off rm. especially if the massage is mid & they start negotiating. Like bro, the tasting menu ain’t shit what makes you think I’m buying the whole meal.
I booked an appointment with one guy & he started negotiating, I politely declined & said I usually tip 100% or maybe more if the service was great (which wasn’t even a huge ask for what I was expecting tbh) & he went on this short monologue about how other clients tipped him more & this is a job for him etc, I just said dude I hear you, but that’s outside my budget which is why I declined. The whole thing made it seem like I was forcing him to agree with me when he could’ve just said no thanks & ended it there. Its kinda sad how 27’s going on the quantity vs quality route now.
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BJNYC reacted to CA2NYCboy in *Spas in NYC
Hi All,
Longtime viewer and new to making an account and posting. Figured I'd throw in some of my experiences at local places.
New Paradise:
Great and clean location. Rooms are all really big and nice with showers in them to rinse off before or after.
- Seen Alex twice. He gives an INCREDIBLE deep tissue/therapeutic massage. Very professional and straight forward. No extras. He seems eastern european in type with a beefy wrestler type build. Super kind and really knows his technique.
Batman:
- Saw Allen just last week for a 1 hour massage. Was a really great massage that left me fully relaxed. At times the technique wasn't the strongest and didn't start using oil for the first 30ish min., but by the end everything felt amazing.
Times Square:
I've been to this location the most out of any. Almost always leave feeling extremely relaxed and taken care of. Only one of the rooms has a shower, so if you are wanting to shower after, let them know ahead of time.
- Sky: Cute asian masseur with a slimmer build. Give a very good massage with decent technique.
- Simon: Had two sessions with him and won't see him again. First time was for a 90min. He shorted me on time by 15min and I called him out on it and so I didn't give him a very big tip. The next time I went back he was the only person available for a 60min massage. It was one of the worst massages I'd had with poor technique and almost never used oil or lotion and no extras. Won't ever see him again.
- David: Was a bigger build (muscles) and gave a great massage with good technique.
- Kenny: Don't remember what he looked like but also gave a great massage that left me feeling very relaxed.
Spa27:
- Had 1 massage with Jay. I'll never see him again. Technique was quite poor and lack luster and felt like he didn't really want to be there. Then came the bartering for a big tip during the massage which was extremely off-putting.
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BJNYC reacted to BigDMike in 411 on StraightGuyPaul in LA
Perhaps it’s just me….but when someone claims to be straight….and I know what my expectations are for a massage, I immediately cross them off my list
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BJNYC reacted to dreamboy13 in HK. Men Spa
Had a massage with Sandro. I’ve been wanting to try him for a while. Massage was fairly decent. Annoying thing is the tip negotiation. Not only is this guy, securely clipped/locked in with a fanny pack, his tank is tucked in and he kind of sets you up for a bait. He took MY hand and placed it somewhere very specific and then start chatting numbers. 🙄
Anyone try Ivan?
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BJNYC got a reaction from AtticusBK in Giiovanni In NYC
I would not recommend. Below average experience and tries to upcharge throughout.
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BJNYC got a reaction from Capitano in Giiovanni In NYC
I would not recommend. Below average experience and tries to upcharge throughout.
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BJNYC reacted to Typical in New Paradise Spa NYC
More squabbling about tips. Maybe everyone should mind their own business on the matter.
I will say, without referencing the specifics of the above thread, there is a plethora of masseurs in this town who have no idea what they are doing and should get ZERO tips, which might encourage them to do themselves and everyone else a favor by finding an alternative line of work. Compensation should reflect ability and performance. Massage budgets should go to guys who are interested in and are good at their jobs. The incompetents should be weeded out by marketplace feedback, including no tips.
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BJNYC got a reaction from crisinsky in Transformative Touch by Adam
Bump. Anyone try him? He sure is sexy!
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BJNYC got a reaction from DirtyHarry in New Paradise Spa NYC
Andrey teases but expects a tip that is normally given for extras.
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BJNYC reacted to Central_Premise in 411 on New Spa: Noble Men’s Spa
Booked this place using a $40 discount code on their website and when I went to pay they demanded I write a positive review in their presence to get the discount. Nowhere on their site requires a review for the code to be applied. At any rate, it wasn't about the money, it was really about the principle. I refused to leave a review on google so I just paid full price and told them I won't be returning.
Space: their space is an office building; pretty tastefully decorated and almost zen feeling (I'll give them that).
Massage: the massuer didn't even mentioned his name nor did I ask. He was definitely not someone I would personally choose. However, he had excellent technique but really terrible breath. I was thankful that my face was down the entire time.
I do not recommend this place!!!!
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BJNYC got a reaction from Midtownm4m in Transformative Touch by Adam
Bump. Anyone try him? He sure is sexy!
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BJNYC reacted to BeefyDude in Helpful hints when posting
Being on this site for many years now, I have seen many posts that:
1. Ask about multiple masseurs in a single post
2. Ask for recommendations in a city (without sharing what they are looking for)
3. Replies referencing a masseur not even mentioned in the original post
IMHO it would probably easier and better if you stuck to 1 masseur per post. The reason being: with multiple people mentioned it can be difficult to know who someone is commenting about. I have seen replies where no name is mentioned - so which one are they responding about?
When posting an open ended question about a city you are visiting, include some interests/what you are looking for. This might help get better/more responses
I'm NOT calling anyone out. These are just helpful hints based on what I have seen over the years. The intent is to help others get more (and helpful) responses. I'm not sure if there is a section or post here for newbies and/or how to get the best results when posting (if not maybe a good idea)?