I’m a gross male member who happened to be drawn in by the topic of men’s esthetic salons
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When people say “men’s esthetic salon,” do they generally mean the adult-entertainment kind?
I used to visit men’s esthetic salons that offered cavitation, radio-frequency treatments, and EMS quite often. They let me get a toned body in less time and with less effort than going to the gym.
I knew that adult-entertainment-style men’s esthetic salons existed, and I’m not trying to criticize or discriminate against that industry. But I guess I should be more careful about how I phrase things depending on who I’m talking to.
It seems that on this Q&A site, everyone assumes that “men’s esthetic salon” means the adult-entertainment kind, so I couldn’t help laughing as I remembered the faces of various people I’d talked to about men’s esthetic salons in the past.
Sorry for the silly question.
And sorry that this has nothing to do with papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
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I don’t think this is a shared understanding, so men should be careful.
For example, there have apparently been reports involving famous male celebrities:
One article claimed that M demanded “sexual services” at a high-end men’s esthetics salon, causing trouble for a female employee. According to the article, he requested things like “massaging the sensitive area around the hip joint,” and reportedly engaged in exposure by “letting his private parts protrude from the paper shorts.”
There was also a report that T demanded sexual services from a female employee at an on-call massage service, asking things like, “Don’t you have any options?”
In another case, Y reportedly kept pressuring a female employee who had refused sexual services, saying, “But it’s me, you know?” He couldn’t win her over and was eventually banned from the establishment.
In other words, there are cases where men simply make assumptions on their own. At legitimate establishments, this can apparently lead to trouble or even lawsuits.
So I think it’s dangerous to assume that men’s esthetics salons are adult-entertainment businesses.
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Men’s esthe seems to be the latest controversy, lol.
The place I go to isn’t a brothel—it’s a legitimate men’s esthe salon. They don’t touch anything below the waist.
However, one of the salon’s star therapists, whom I’m currently trying to win over, told me, “Girls who moved over from the adult-entertainment industry have started offering hands-on services and full service, and the clientele has gotten considerably worse as a result.”
Lately, I’ve been enjoying trying to win over the gorgeous, non-adult-entertainment star therapists who don’t touch me inappropriately—many of whom are more stunning than anyone I’ve seen at Universe.
I’m looking forward to meeting the 90-minute, ¥60,000 therapist and seeing what she’s like, but I won’t be sharing how it turns out♡
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