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    What makes a good massage?

    What to you makes a high quality massage? You might mainly be there for the main event but forgetting about extras or the girls looks, what are you hoping for?

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    It to not feel like she is just rubbing oil/lotion on you and calling that a massage

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    Actually a massage that if you walk in with a tight neck or shoulders, they actually attempt to deliver a result. My regulars do a great job of this. A couple I would say would be some of the best remedial massage I’ve had.

    Nothing worse than litres of oil and hands wiping over you until it’s time for the flip

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    Definitely, some remedial massage skills or at least some pressure. Some banter or good vibe. A progression from a firm massage to a light tease. Someone that is not dead inside lol.

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    What makes a good massage? Go to a legit place that does good massages and then you will know the difference between that and what you get at many RnT shops. At the RnT shop if you enjoy what the girl is doing then that's a pass mark and if you're lucky enough to find one who has been trained then consider it a bonus.

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    From a RNT place? A good massage is more than splashing oil and waving your hands around. But mostly, in this environment, its teasing, its constantly forcing you to ask the question, is she gonna do it?

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    Great question, In my view, firstly great looks and great conversation, then followed by options.

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