Massage Parlor Reports

[Korman23]

Actually, the Craigslist af is about a block away in a different building. I'm.

Pretty sure the one next door to Daisy is gone.

About the Craigslist place: it's called Best Massage and is run by a fairly good looking Japanese MILF. Her name is Tina.

I saw her recently. There is no shower and she told me once she intends to get one and another time she does not. She left me in the well-appointed room to strip and hop on the table. After that she came in and gave a fairly decent, fairly deep massage. Not much teasing during the massage, but a fair bit of teasing after the hot towel wipe and before the flip. On the flip, she asked what I wanted. She told me they offer a wide open menu. When I selected an option above standard NOVA, she told me "there's an extra fee for that." Whoah! Alarm bells went off. That sounded an awful lot like exchanging a fee for a service. No thank you.

I let her know I'm actually okay with just a massage, than you.

So she massaged my front and did provide a nice finish. She fended off all attempts at roaming.

So, based on my one experience, I'm not sure I'll go back.

Soooooo you wanted something more than standard NOVA and it was offered but you freaked out because she expected an extra tip??

[Jonesy72]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Tough spot. But JG is right, if you turn around you look even more suspicious than if you proceed going inside to conduct legitimate business. Nothing illegal about getting a massage. That doesn't mean you have to stay and go through with it if you are too freaked out. But don't let them get the upper hand. Just tell them it's none of their business what you are doing. Walking up to a building and or leaving a business is not illegal. Just act like you belong there.

But if it really is a LEO, ask to see their badge. Then the best and only thing to do is STFU! Don't tell them anything. Ask if you are being detained. If so, for what charge. If not, tell them you will not answer any questions and ask if you're free to go. But never fall for their BS about helping you. You can only talk yourself into trouble. Never tell them a damn thing.

IF they have LEO's attention, ot could be the real housewives of Mclean, or just that things changed inside. I went a year ago when the 50 yo with the teen daughter receptionist was as there. No hints of extra whatsoever. Went back a couple months ago (I like legit massage sometimes, too) and it was a completely different experience. The masseuse was younger. Very thin, but not good looking. Massage was cursory and not terribly well done. Flip was early and she straight up offered full service and listed a price. I'm not sure about others, but when I hear that I can't help but feel it's a set up for LEO, so I decline and go home frustrated.

If they're offering service for a fee, perhaps she said that to the wrong person. (someone only interested in massage who was offended by the offer?) I, for one, won't be going back.

[TheRabbit]

Actually, the Craigslist af is about a block away in a different building. I'm.

Pretty sure the one next door to Daisy is gone.

About the Craigslist place: it's called Best Massage and is run by a fairly good looking Japanese MILF. Her name is Tina.

I saw her recently. There is no shower and she told me once she intends to get one and another time she does not. She left me in the well-appointed room to strip and hop on the table. After that she came in and gave a fairly decent, fairly deep massage. Not much teasing during the massage, but a fair bit of teasing after the hot towel wipe and before the flip. On the flip, she asked what I wanted. She told me they offer a wide open menu. When I selected an option above standard NOVA, she told me "there's an extra fee for that." Whoah! Alarm bells went off. That sounded an awful lot like exchanging a fee for a service. No thank you.

I let her know I'm actually okay with just a massage, than you.

So she massaged my front and did provide a nice finish. She fended off all attempts at roaming.

So, based on my one experience, I'm not sure I'll go back.

How much is the house fee?

[WillyBetten]

Tread carefully. I got stopped by uncle LEO in an undercover as I was walking to the door and asked "what I was there for"? Under investigation.

Forgive me if this made me laugh. LEO in an undercover? A true undercover LEO would never reveal they are LEOs. I read the follow up posts, and I'm largely inclined to believe it was a nosy neighbor.

[DonQuiote]

Hello fellow mongers, any leads on the below 2 ads? They both look juicy and yummy!

And also seem legit!

1. https://www.escortdirectory.com/escort/Kennedy-225057/.

2. https://nova.bedpage.com/Bodyrubs/ty.../22515159.html.

Laila has been around for quite some time. She seems to always get bad reviews. If you Google her phone number, you can find her reviews on the other site. Most reviews state they won't be back.

I think I saw her once or twice a few years ago, and the 2nd time was a mistake (I forgot and she had a fake pic). I don't recommend her. For the money, there are much better providers out there.

[DonQuiote]

The link seems to take you to a nail salon w / teeth whitening? I didn't see any mention of massage?

So your post had me curious, as I am always on the lookout for an UTR type. I texted the number that is on the website and said I was told by a friend that she offered massage in Arlington. She confirmed.

I then did some sleuthing / stalking of her social media and thought it might or might not be promising. From my info gathering from her social media, a few years ago it may have been more promising.

Anyway I set up the appointment over text. I had to make a deposit of. 3 for the appointment. I did this via Cash app because she is relatively close to my work location.

BTW. The rate I was given was 1. 2 for 45 min and. 9 for hh.

She doesn't even advertise massage, so I had no idea what to expect other than she had some social media pics that may have been suggestive.

Anyway, I show up for the appointment, and it's in a shared office site.

To shorten up the story. She is a tall half white / half Latina, she is more attractive in her photos, but she is not bad.

I did all I could do suggest I was open to more service, without being totally direct. For example, I told her she could remove the towel to focus on my glutes. She did not totally remove, but just moved it exposing things. I lifted my waist up when she was up on the glutes to make sure she had full sight and full access, but she didn't even touch any of my junk.

Time was up before I knew it and she didn't even ever have me flip over.

So, I just thanked her, got dressed, paid my remaining. 9 that I owed and left.

I won't be going back unless someone has a different encounter, because as we all know. YMMV.

[Eerock]

Serpico has much more board cred than I, but, respectfully, I am compelled to offer a different perspective related to the "ethnic businesses" of the area (or at least those in Springfield). These "ethnic business owners" actually "give a hoot" about our community and what goes on. These "ethnic small business owners" are life-blood to the financial and social health of our community. What all small businesses want are neighbor businesses that are well-maintained, who pay their rent on time, and use parking reasonably. The MMS / owners I've gotten to know are generally excellent business owners and good to excellent managers. All businesses want good customers, and no trouble for or from anyone.

Always be nice to the ladies.

PA.

The longevity of the establishments in all of these locales, including McLean, shows that most have seemed to get along fine with their neighbors. I live near 7 Corners--busy doctors and other offices during day, empty but for the AMPs at night, basically hiding in plain sight. Most of the McLean ones have occupied the same locations for years as well. Now, if I had to guess on the difference in the nosiness, I'd point the finger at the pampered princesses (ie, wives) of McLean. The McLean AMPs seem to generally keep a lower profile with less advertising, fewer have table showers, etc. Maybe Healthy crossed this line somewhere along the way.

[RustyMuffler]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Tough spot. But JG is right, if you turn around you look even more suspicious than if you proceed going inside to conduct legitimate business. Nothing illegal about getting a massage. That doesn't mean you have to stay and go through with it if you are too freaked out. But don't let them get the upper hand. Just tell them it's none of their business what you are doing. Walking up to a building and or leaving a business is not illegal. Just act like you belong there.

But if it really is a LEO, ask to see their badge. Then the best and only thing to do is STFU! Don't tell them anything. Ask if you are being detained. If so, for what charge. If not, tell them you will not answer any questions and ask if you're free to go. But never fall for their BS about helping you. You can only talk yourself into trouble. Never tell them a damn thing.

What did you say? Did you turn around and leave, or continue to your session? You never have to answer their questions, so I suggest you don't.

Tough position to be in. If you go in you look suspicious. And if you leave you look even more suspicious.

[TheRabbit]

Tread carefully. I got stopped by uncle LEO in an undercover as I was walking to the door and asked "what I was there for"? Under investigation.

I have my doubts that was an actual undercover LEO (their more subtle than that) and more likely it was a nosey samaritan.

[PilotAviator]

That does not surprise me. All of the McLean AMPs are situated amongst other businesses where likely either the other business owners or customers are the type to stick their nose in others people's business and report male foot traffic going in and out of these AMPs to local LE.

Places like Seven Corners and Springfield are better due to the AMPs co-located amongst other ethnic businesses who really don't give a hoot what goes on in the area.

Serpico has much more board cred than I, but, respectfully, I am compelled to offer a different perspective related to the "ethnic businesses" of the area (or at least those in Springfield). These "ethnic business owners" actually "give a hoot" about our community and what goes on. These "ethnic small business owners" are life-blood to the financial and social health of our community. What all small businesses want are neighbor businesses that are well-maintained, who pay their rent on time, and use parking reasonably. The MMS / owners I've gotten to know are generally excellent business owners and good to excellent managers. All businesses want good customers, and no trouble for or from anyone.

Always be nice to the ladies.

PA.

[DonQuiote]

I was told about this new spot in Arlington that I will check out this weekend! Not sure if any extras, but the girl giving massages is HOTT I hear! Young Latina with a big rack!

Here is the link www.bookvasfinest.com.

The link seems to take you to a nail salon w / teeth whitening? I didn't see any mention of massage?

[JakeGalo]

Tread carefully. I got stopped by uncle LEO in an undercover as I was walking to the door and asked "what I was there for"? Under investigation.

What did you say? Did you turn around and leave, or continue to your session? You never have to answer their questions, so I suggest you don't.

Tough position to be in. If you go in you look suspicious. And if you leave you look even more suspicious.

[Rhinopole]

That does not surprise me. All of the McLean AMPs are situated amongst other businesses where likely either the other business owners or customers are the type to stick their nose in others people's business and report male foot traffic going in and out of these AMPs to local LE.

Places like Seven Corners and Springfield are better due to the AMPs co-located amongst other ethnic businesses who really don't give a hoot what goes on in the area.

This makes sense. Years ago there were several FS AMPs on Wisconsin Ave. , NW, sprinkled in a fairly high end neighborhood with outdoor dining and nice places to shop. All of a sudden they were gone. I can't blame people if they don't want these businesses in their nice neighborhoods. Maybe eventually we'll see AMPs legalized and zoning where they can live and let live.

Rhino.

[Orpheus60]

Tread carefully. I got stopped by uncle LEO in an undercover as I was walking to the door and asked "what I was there for"? Under investigation.

Hmmm that's too bad. I hope the favorable review didn't draw their attention to start looking.

On the one hand I'd like to give a good description to the rest of you guys but on the other hand I know this can be used by LE if too descriptive.

[Serpico99]

Tread carefully. I got stopped by uncle LEO in an undercover as I was walking to the door and asked "what I was there for"? Under investigation.

That does not surprise me. All of the McLean AMPs are situated amongst other businesses where likely either the other business owners or customers are the type to stick their nose in others people's business and report male foot traffic going in and out of these AMPs to local LE.

Places like Seven Corners and Springfield are better due to the AMPs co-located amongst other ethnic businesses who really don't give a hoot what goes on in the area.