Massage Parlor Reports

**Tom McAn** · 11-20-25 10:02

Originally Posted by RubLover21 [View Original Post]

Looks like the work of a well funded Xtian pressure group, Reset180. I think that if the locked-door policy gets tossed out (I think that's likely to ensure the safety of legit places) then the established places like Pine Tree and Angel may be OK. The store fronts with pictures will have more trouble and the advertising might change.

We'll see how this works out. I wouldn't be surprised if this makes it even more difficult to get a HJ, much less FS, at a Fairfax County AMP. Some businesses will shut down, others will move to private residences or extended stay places, and still others will relocate to nearby jurisdictions. Legitimate massage establishments, especially one-person shops, might also be adversely affected. Safety is a concern with the locked door policy.

One big problem with this new ordinance is this might drive the truly bad actors underground and make it more difficult to detect actual human trafficking. After all, there's plenty of gang activity in Fairfax County from MS-13 and other groups. But that doesn't matter to pressure groups, whether religious or secular, that want to keep the funding grants flowing. Score another victory for sex-negative do-gooders in their war on men.

**StandErect** · 11-20-25 00:05

Looks like we'll all be going back to the Extended Stay Hotel visits. Hahaha!

Originally Posted by Egotistic [View Original Post]

IMO, ffax wants to leave only L1 spots.

**RubLover21** · 11-19-25 21:37

Originally Posted by Albsure [View Original Post]

I can't believe this law passed. I hope that we as well as the providers are safe.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fox...fax-county.amp

Looks like the work of a well funded Xtian pressure group, Reset180. I think that if the locked-door policy gets tossed out (I think that's likely to ensure the safety of legit places) then the established places like Pine Tree and Angel may be OK. The store fronts with pictures will have more trouble and the advertising might change.

**Proflou2019** · 11-19-25 15:54

Originally Posted by TomMcAn [View Original Post]

Where do these advocates come up with the figure of 262 "illicit" MP's?

Probably a generalization that makes a lot of assumptions, such as spas that are open 7 days a week with a published "closing time" of 9 pm or later. The "thinking" being no fully legit place is going to be open that late. Apply just that criteria alone (consider it valid or not) to a Google maps search of NoVA out from DC to Loudon Fauquier Stafford counties and you can quite easily find 300 or more, and not all being Asian.

Lou.

**Albsure** · 11-19-25 15:52

I can't believe this law passed. I hope that we as well as the providers are safe.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fox...fax-county.amp

**Woody2024** · 11-19-25 14:20

Originally Posted by Navihawk [View Original Post]

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/fairfax-...assage-parlors

This news report says that the county has been "urged" to tighten laws. There was a public hearing today about it. Any new laws that might be proposed still have to go through the bureaucracy, and likely wouldn't go into effect for a while.

A woman was quoted in the article saying, "You can't engage in sexual services if the door is open. Right?

Maybe she can't, but if it's a choice between having the service or not, I'll say leave the door open.

**Tom McAn** · 11-19-25 11:50

Originally Posted by Navihawk [View Original Post]

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/fairfax-...assage-parlors

This news report says that the county has been "urged" to tighten laws. There was a public hearing today about it. Any new laws that might be proposed still have to go through the bureaucracy, and likely wouldn't go into effect for a while.

Where do these advocates come up with the figure of 262 "illicit" MP's? Does anyone believe there are really 262 MP's in Northern Virginia where a customer could walk in and expect to receive at least a HJ if not more? I hope whomever came up with this figure hasn't deliberately targeted all massage establishments owned by Asians.

If there's any actual human trafficking taking place, the traffickers should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. However, let's not slap the "human trafficking" label on consenting adults activities simply because an exchange of money is involved. Fairfax County and other local officials have more pressing matters which need to be addressed. Leave providers and mongers alone.

**Serpico99** · 11-19-25 10:24

Originally Posted by GoodOne6969 [View Original Post]

Could someone please tell me the best sub to post a review for an AMP in Annadale? I don't see anything specifically for that area. Thanks.

Northern Virginia, since Annandale is located in northern Virginia.

**Proflou2019** · 11-19-25 08:19

Originally Posted by TheRabbit [View Original Post]

What does an L1 spot mean?

Handjob finishes ONLY.

Lou.

**TheRabbit** · 11-19-25 08:11

Originally Posted by Egotistic [View Original Post]

IMO, ffax wants to leave only L1 spots.

What does an L1 spot mean?

**BenCom** · 11-18-25 23:03

Originally Posted by Navihawk [View Original Post]

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/fairfax-...assage-parlors

This news report says that the county has been "urged" to tighten laws. There was a public hearing today about it. Any new laws that might be proposed still have to go through the bureaucracy, and likely wouldn't go into effect for a while.

We should all show up at the next public hearing and speak against it.

**GoodOne6969** · 11-18-25 22:04

Could someone please tell me the best sub to post a review for an AMP in Annadale? I don't see anything specifically for that area. Thanks.

**Egotistic** · 11-18-25 18:24

Originally Posted by DCKing [View Original Post]

What do you all think? Lots of new rules like keeping doors open.

IMO, ffax wants to leave only L1 spots.

**Navihawk** · 11-18-25 18:13

Originally Posted by DCKing [View Original Post]

What do you all think? Lots of new rules like keeping doors open.

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/fairfax-...assage-parlors

This news report says that the county has been "urged" to tighten laws. There was a public hearing today about it. Any new laws that might be proposed still have to go through the bureaucracy, and likely wouldn't go into effect for a while.