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Oct 27, 2022 22:05
I’m shocked by how men perceive this after reading the question below.
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I used to work at a men’s relaxation salon, and the women who work there see it as sex work, you know.
People often use the word “wholesome,” but that’s nothing more than a strategy to make male customers feel more comfortable coming in while making excuses (lol).
They’re simply running the business cleverly so they don’t run afoul of the law or whatever.
If there are men who genuinely don’t think it’s sex work, does that mean they enter these salons without even the slightest ulterior motive?
In reality, the women working at these salons all have that distinctive sex-worker vibe, too.
I also worked at a delivery-style adult service, so of course I assume I give off that kind of vibe as well.
Can men really not pick up on that sort of atmosphere?
Maybe not, since they show up looking like they’re bursting with desire when they walk in (lol).
