Are the men's esthetic salons recommended by Makeo-san and Kami Hikoki really that good?

I didn’t realize there were different types of men’s esthetic salons, including high-end ones! I might give working at one a try.

Men’s esthetic salons probably aren’t for me. I’d probably be told, “This isn’t a place for an old guy like you!” (lol) Even when both parties are happy with the arrangement, I’m still wondering, “Would that really work?” So it seems like an exclusive dating club is my only option.

I’ve also had success turning a woman I met at a legitimate men’s esthetics salon into a long-term PJ, so I’d recommend it. I don’t think the particular salon matters—it really depends on whether you happen to meet someone who’s a good fit. For me, I’d become friendly with her through repeat bookings, and then bring it up naturally in conversation. I stopped going after I joined Universe Club, though.

At Universe, I was a really, really terrible papa (a male supporter) who enjoyed having girls who were dead-center A-type ask me for an adult relationship (intimate). Men’s esthetics is a world for girls who can’t do papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)—in other words, they’re all A-type. At high-end establishments, you can even find stunning women I’ve never seen at Universe. *Of course, many of them have had cosmetic surgery or breast augmentation. So men’s esthetics suits me perfectly. I’m the type who gets more fired up when the bar for winning someone over is high. Even if an A-type girl at Universe were to ask me for an adult relationship, it would leave such a bad impression that I’m gradually shifting my focus toward men’s esthetics. That’s where I am now. My average allowance at Universe is 15, so the amount I give a men’s esthetician—around 3—is practically nothing by comparison. The value for money is unbelievably high, and I can openly make advances toward women I like, so far I’m having nothing but fun. Though I might get bored eventually. By the way, I’m not good with cabaret clubs or lounges. I’m health-conscious and don’t drink. I also make advances toward the girl who does my hair at the salon. I’m a truly terrible man who hits on women everywhere m(｡>__<｡)m Update: If you’re not internet-savvy, you won’t be able to meet cute girls, so be careful. It might be tough if you can’t make good use of Twitter.

If you’re not into—or can’t handle—hostess bars, lounges, or clubs, and you often get massages, I’d recommend men’s esthe salons. Girls also move into that line of work for similar reasons. I think people tend to fall into either the nightlife or massage type, depending on their personality. It may also come down to whether alcohol is involved, or whether they prefer a lively large venue or a quiet private room for just two people. Personally, I’m more suited to looking for hidden gems at ordinary establishments than going to high-end ones. You might even come across an exceptionally genuine girl. Also, sometimes the girls at high-end places and those at regular establishments are actually the same people. So, regarding: > I haven’t gone back even once since then. You’re probably just not suited to it. As for hostess bars, lounges, and clubs, I went once and found it so painful that I wanted to leave after five minutes. I’ve never gone of my own accord.

I didn’t think it was all that great, so I got bored and stopped going. I guess everyone has different tastes.