Spectacle Does Not Equal Quality
A dramatic finish does not mean better.
Brings me way back.
I feel like the one that you'd have to break them, that would be like so an Emily challenge.
You'd be like, I'm going to get it today.
But yeah, I think there is so many variables.
I think in general.
guys go early if like more so early than, you know, not fitting into the 30 minute or 45 minute block of time, because there's so much excitement.
It is a fantasy.
It's a naked hot stranger.
Like there's so much anticipation and buildup that I think guys really try to time it.
Like I want to get the full value, like you were saying, but I think you should take a bit of comfort in knowing the muses or your attendant at any massage parlor.
They know what their job is.
They have some skills.
They know how to read your body language.
And usually we can tell when a man is really close to the edge.
And if she's good at her job, she can gracefully back you away from that line without communication, right? Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, it's a learned skill.
Let's say that for sure.
That's not something that a massage attendant will know on her first day.
As owners of a massage parlor that trains the girls, we talk about this kind of stuff, but there's still a learning curve and learn as you go and everybody's different and all those little nuances.
But the human body is built the same.
So the body itself gives us little cues and it's everything from a change in your breath, a big like red flush across your chest or your face, the way your little toes either spread out or scrunch up, which I always find the cutest.
Your balls tighten up and get real close to your body when they're ready to release.
And even the shaft can widen, harden, intensify itself a little bit.
Like here it comes.
And it's funny because it talks to you.
Brings me way back.
I feel like the one that you'd have to break them, that would be like so an Emily challenge.
You'd be like, I'm going to get it today.
But yeah, I think there is so many variables.
I think in general.
guys go early if like more so early than, you know, not fitting into the 30 minute or 45 minute block of time, because there's so much excitement.
It is a fantasy.
It's a naked hot stranger.
Like there's so much anticipation and buildup that I think guys really try to time it.
Like I want to get the full value, like you were saying, but I think you should take a bit of comfort in knowing the muses or your attendant at any massage parlor.
They know what their job is.
They have some skills.
They know how to read your body language.
And usually we can tell when a man is really close to the edge.
And if she's good at her job, she can gracefully back you away from that line without communication, right? Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, it's a learned skill.
Let's say that for sure.
That's not something that a massage attendant will know on her first day.
As owners of a massage parlor that trains the girls, we talk about this kind of stuff, but there's still a learning curve and learn as you go and everybody's different and all those little nuances.
But the human body is built the same.
So the body itself gives us little cues and it's everything from a change in your breath, a big like red flush across your chest or your face, the way your little toes either spread out or scrunch up, which I always find the cutest.
Your balls tighten up and get real close to your body when they're ready to release.
And even the shaft can widen, harden, intensify itself a little bit.
Like here it comes.
And it's funny because it talks to you.
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