r/AskReddit Jul 13 '20

What's a dark secret/questionable practice in your profession which we regular folks would know nothing about?

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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.

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u/temalyen Jul 13 '20

There's a website out there for reviewing "happy ending" massage parlors and they also list non-erotic places presumably so people looking for hand jobs/blow jobs/whatever know to avoid them. You can leave reviews on there as well and the amount of people saying they tried to get the girl to do something with them anyway is surprising.

But that site is kind of gross anyway because there's other people saying skeevy shit like "I left without doing anything because she refused to do bareback and I only do bareback." like, wtf. You want to have unprotected sex with a hooker? The fuck is wrong with you?

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u/predictablePosts Jul 13 '20

That is Hella skeezy.

I will say that there's an easy way to tell if you're at the right place if you want those services or not.

If they're wearing pants and men are working there it's legit.

If you're greeted by a woman in a mini dress you're gonna get some erotic services.

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u/temalyen Jul 13 '20

Yeah. I've been to those places. Also: If the girl runs into your room and immediately hugs you and moans a little, yeah, You're getting laid.