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I would be very cautious about trusting the reviews on CompanyofMen.org. Many of the user reviews appear to be inaccurate, slanderous, and not even based on real massage experiences. Instead of genuine feedback from actual clients, a number of posts read more like personal attacks or attempts to smear masseurs who otherwise have strong reputations. It often feels as though some users are simply angry individuals with nothing better to do than post fictitious comments that stain and damage the reputation of professionals. When reviews focus on accusations or personal opinions rather than the quality of the massage service itself, it raises serious questions about the credibility of the platform. Take what you read there with a grain of salt. The lack of verification makes it very easy for anyone to post misleading or defamatory statements that can unfairly harm someone’s livelihood. I would not rely on these reviews as a trustworthy source when deciding who to book with.

I’ve been hesitant to write this because it’s not in my nature to leave a negative review, but I felt it was important to share my experience with Stonefruitnyc so others can make an informed decision. I booked a session a few weeks ago after reading some great reviews, but unfortunately my experience didn’t go as I’d hoped. Communication was a bit confusing at first, and after several attempts to schedule, we finally agreed to meet at a public studio in Union Square instead of Brooklyn. The space was difficult to find, and once there, I didn’t feel the privacy and calm I usually expect from a massage environment. During the session, the linens didn’t feel very fresh, and the atmosphere wasn’t relaxing. The therapist didn’t ask about any areas of concern, so I mentioned my sciatica and disc issues, but he seemed unsure how to proceed. His touch felt a bit inexperienced, and I eventually chose to end the session early. He kindly offered me a small discount afterward, but I declined. I left feeling sore and disappointed, though I do believe his intentions were good. I wish him the best moving forward and hope he continues to refine his skills and client experience.