Actually I rarely read these message boards. On a whim I looked today and felt they’re mostly attacks. I’m in good shape myself and I also go to massages — when I go I always get perks without having to ask. I also have therapists around me who do spa work; I sincerely think most therapists aren’t bad. If things go wrong it’s because of the customers. I also agree with what the therapists said!

About 85% of the clients who go to gay spas are people with very poor personal conditions. You get to pick a therapist, so why can’t the therapist pick you? Tell me, does the course say the therapist has to OOO with the client? Does the therapist have to OOO with the client? I don’t think so. Yet you criticize and attack over that. If you’ve got the nerve, when you book choose not to specify a therapist — can you do that? Therapists need to make money. If you want to enjoy yourself, it’s simple: speak up and negotiate the price. You want to play but can’t afford it, and you still look down on people — improve yourself if you can. Everyone has 24 hours; don’t just keep saying you’re busy and come up with a bunch of excuses. Why can others pay the price for their bodies but you can’t? That’s just an excuse — if you can, better yourself, then you’ll be able to afford the perks at a massage. Don’t pretend to be all high-minded. Have some empathy and switch perspectives: if you were the therapist, would you be willing to take a session with a client who’s overweight, has bad breath, and is messy? You people only attack others, can’t afford to play but complain — like trash. Reading these reviews gives you nothing useful!