massagefan320

Vagaro is a system used by one of the masseurs in NYC who runs his own spa. You can book appointments online without having to text the masseur, he takes credit cards, gives receipts, etc. I agree, you shouldn't have to give him your name if you want to pay in cash, otherwise he would know your full name if paying electronically.

He was shirtless and naked at the end the last time I saw him, see my post.

$280 1 hr, $340 1.5 hr (I did 1.5 hr) $400 2 hrs.

I went to him recently. Very good therapeutic massage, standard HE and MT. He hosted in a rented space near Union Square (not MMX).

LIRR is faster than the subway if you are going to Penn Station.

I went back, I got the Miami treatment described above. He must have gotten the memo.

Try on WhatsApp. Our schedules did not align, so I did not see him.

The studios I know about ,the masseur rents them out, not the client. You would need to rent a hotel room.

Normally, the masseur is at least shirtless, so I don't encounter this situation often. I didn't get the sense for me that he wanted me touching him, which is fine. I appreciate he wants to keep it professional. Other guys are much more explicit that they are ok with me touching them, etc. The issue is, for what he is charging, there are other options in NYC that charge similar prices for erotic massages that are unambiguous in their allowances of how far to go. I have to draw the line on pricing somewhere. If he was the only option in a remote city, I would regularly see him. It was a great massage otherwise.

Normally my rule is if the masseur doesn't undress, I assume he doesn't want to be touched, so I didn't. I remember my massage being very sensual, so I was confused why he didn't disrobe, even at the end.

He was fully clothed for me too, but I wasn't draped. It was a great massage, and he is adorable, but I agree he shouldn't advertise with shirtless photos.

I find the few good erotic masseurs in NJ tend to charge prices similar to Manhattan. I agree that masseurs in general don't appreciate negotiating the price, it raises red flags that they might not get paid if you are that worried about their price. $250 is a bit high, but even in Manhattan I am finding most people are charging $220, there are still some charging $200.

Yes, would recommend. You can schedule your time on his website, and he will get back to you to confirm.

I have seen him, I enjoyed it, but I don't think this is his primary occupation, the info above kind of bears it out.

His ad is back up.