JayinHKNYC

Just one masseur though so far, right?

If $300 per session, there is absolutely no reason he should not be able to buy 20 sheets to launder or disposable sheets. And store the boxes elsewhere.

The vast majority of posts on this site (not this thread) are unhelpful/inaccurate/negative - whatever word you want to use. I prefer the people with hundreds of posts whose contributions are valued, even when sometimes I disagree with them. Admittedly a fantasy, but it would be nice if there were a way to eliminate the hit-and-run artists -- people who apparently cancel their accounts and rejoin under another name and post crap in the threads. Even though, yes, the OP could just have let the one comment go, and let it fade away, I'm glad he started the discussion, because, again, there are just way too many crap-posts uploaded here.

Any input on Pedro or Ronnie, dm me

very attractive option

They both needed to pop a Viagra though

Apples and oranges, apples and oranges... you talk about guys who have "no idea". This poster said the masseur was very friendly and teased a bit. He said nothing about it being incompetent. He received according to his description a good sensual massage. And his tip was only 17%. Also, there's a difference between masseurs at spas who do not make much money out of the $115 and a RM or MF masseur who keeps all the money. A good sensual massage deserved more than 17%. A happy conclusion would deserve even more.

Since forever. I hope you did not get any sensual touch or HE for that tip amount.

His self-label is vers, but pics indicate strong leaning towards bottom.

Whether Hush or Alex24spot or someone else, can you DM me 1, 2, or 3 things you wish someone had told you before getting sugared/waxed for the first time? Thanks in advance.

If you go to a non-M4M massage place, i.e., mixed male/female, you can never expect a HE. I have maybe 33% of the time, and it just happened. But to say the teasing sensual means the massage will be less quality is a false argument. These spas usually aim to emphasize a real massage. The 6 or 7 places I've gone to in Manhattan all delivered good massages, it just didn't always lead to more, which is their right.

U=U... look at the recent studies... zero seroconversions. Yes, it depends if they are not undetectable any more, you always have to weigh the risks, but too many people on this site blanket stigmatize undetectable as suspect.

U=U

I tried All Seasons on 9th and 42nd/43rd (mixed staff, and they had at least 3 male masseurs). I previously had been to Four Seasons on 9th and 47th/48th a couple of times (they have at least 2 male masseurs). Four Seasons has consistently given purely therapeutic treatment with not much sensual touch and about as much pressure as you want. All Seasons was the opposite. If you want a more soothing, light touch and to leave happy, they may be a better option (obviously YMMV).

it was not in a basement space