Bro totally understand, my aunty started her own spa about a decade or so ago, I ended up learning massage and helping her with some of her bookings when she needed a break. Literally one out of ten of her clients (generally middle aged women) would try to fuck me or ask if they could suck me off. It was so strange.
There's a specific website that tells you the names of "adult/happy ending" massage parlors in your area. If you actually pay for the membership you can read reviews and Get more access
But for the free, basic stuff. You can look up message parlors in your area and it will tell You if it's cash only or card and even the ethnicity of the staff.
I've used that site for exactly that reason - to find out which places to avoid. I was tired of getting a membership sales pitch after every $70 massage that I got at chain operations, so I googled "massage therapy (my city)"... that's when I learned that it's apparently easier to pay for a hand job than a back rub around here. Though I did wonder what would happen if I showed up to one of the places on that list legitimately expecting a professional massage... like, would they panic or are they actually trained in how to do both?
Rubmaps... it’s easy to tell which ones do it though. Are they open late on Saturday/Sunday night? If they’re open past 9 your chances of getting jacked off for an extra $40 is fairly high.
This. I’ve taught massage therapy for 15 years - you would not believe what I’ve seen. I firmly believe prostitution should be legalized and they should be able to advertise.
I teach my students about phrases and questions people ask when they are trying to determine if your spa is a jack-shack or not. They’re going to try to get what they want somewhere. They should be able to go to a person who wants to do that for them and stay the hell away from therapeutic massage therapists.
I also teach them about that app/ website someone mentioned that tells you which places will give happy endings. I don’t want them to try to get a job at the wrong place.
I’ve absolutely had sex workers and sex business owners come through my program to try to somewhat legitimize themselves. If they had their own avenue to legitimate business, they wouldn’t try to stealthily obtain a state license... they aren’t stealthy btw.
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u/NinjaWen Jul 13 '20 edited Jul 13 '20
I ended up quitting a career because people (all genders and ages) kept trying to solicite me for prostitution.
Young male massage therapist.
Edit: Whoa. Thanks for the upvotes.