My First MA experience - Looking to visit CMJ/BC/ALO

[IsaMassage]

Ho the irony of that stupid law. It's like if it was legal to sell cigarettes but totally illegal to buy and consume. Why do our local politicians pass stupid laws instead of copy pasting a model that works like in the Netherlands. Bunch of puritanical assholes who yell loudly how much they are against prostitution and drugs and impose their will on the mob, yet cheat on their wives with escorts and sniff coke while at it. It's especially common in the grand 'ole US of A.

Sad but it is.. what it is...

 

[MellonChill]

Well I finally did it and it was simply amazing. I didn’t last as long because of the nervousness but I’m definitely doing it again!!! Question are outcalls safe? There is a particular MP at one of the agencies mentioned here I’m interested in but she’s only available for outcall the day that I’m free. I’m still unclear if it’s legal.

CMJ and Brass are technically not spas, they are private membership gentlemen's clubs. There is no tipping (mandatory, still appreciated) and you pay for the lady of your choice for 'companionship' for a specified amount of time. I believe this is done because they aren't one of the few licensed 'body rub' spas.

So basically, anything that happens during your 'companionship' is between 2 consenting adults, aka: not paying for sexual services.

The other spas are also excellent at what they do (ALO, Sparx / Body Basics, Vibe in Orleans) are all licensed spas (I believe) but you pay for massage only at the front, and the tipping in the room is a tip for the excellent massage you received, not sexual services. The tipping negotiation is fairly standard, and your masseuse will likely explain them once you both have started your back massage.

Hope this helps...

Btw - who did you see and where for your first exploit? You really should post a review if you've brought everyone along this far.

 

[Sangriaman]

To be honest until I hear that management has actually started to address some of the issues at Brass Club, I won't be returning.

I have 2 friends who work as MA's (not at Brass), and the idea of them being abused, and then the abuse being dismissed and tolerated, makes my blood boil.

 

[solo223]

To be honest until I hear that management has actually started to address some of the issues at Brass Club, I won't be returning.

I have 2 friends who work as MA's (not at Brass), and the idea of them being abused, and then the abuse being dismissed and tolerated, makes my blood boil.

No sense returning to it. Damage done, careless and uncaring ownership, lame attempt at damage control by discrediting the ladies who have come forward and saying what happens at Brass is not exclusive to them, basically saying this shit happens at other spas when the object lesson was what happened under her leadership or lack thereof. i considered going back but it's now out of the question. Sad for the girls who lose income but i cannot in good conscience support the owner of that establishment.

 

[feelgoodmanott]

They are suppose to change this law this year.

 

[curvyb]

I'm with the op. The thought of going to an MA is a bit intimidating. So there's a massage by a lady in provocative clothing (or less) and it ends in a happy manner but it seems like there's a lot of wink wink going on when you look at the girl's twitter or a spa web site.

I've long understood "there's no sex in the champagne room" but I'm not sure about the spa. I guess I fear being embarrassed that "we don't do that here mister" or there is more but everything is extra. I guess with an SP you mostly know what is what.

I did go to an independent MA who is well reviewed here. The massage was very nice but the rest was something I could have done myself .

 

[northernsmasher]

Ohmygaaaawd!

 

[OnTheWayOut]

I've long understood "there's no sex in the champagne room" but I'm not sure about the spa.

I've had lots of sex in the champagne room! LOL