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Q: Any stress relief......!!!

Anyone knows some massage parlor, stress relief, etc in Beijing?j
Better in the north of the city, chomping area, but not necessary.
Thanks

14 years 9 weeks ago in  General  - Beijing

 
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Since you are at eChina site, look at classifies, Beijing, either "men wanted" or "outcall services", there are enough ads there to be able to make a few very nice selections.
In a way maybe I am a little paranoid, but if I do want a massage, even with por without "happy endings", I rather have one in safe surroundings and with privacy than at a massage parlor, where I don't even know if I am videotaped or not.

GuilinRaf:

Bringing them home is safe?

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I normally do not bring them home unless I have been with them and have a little trust on them at least. There are many local hotels that will rent you a room from 4 to 8 hours at under 100 Rmb that will do nicely for this purpose. My main reason to do this is fear of a Police raid to a massage parlour, and to be caught naked while getting one. I do not do it often, and in many occasions really do not seek the happy ending part, but it is difficult to get a good massage with clothes on.

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