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Q: Do you give a massage to the bath house girls?

-Did you ever give a massage to the bath house girls? I'm surprised they let you. They aren't wearing much anyway. It's a good way to practice and the girls are pretty.

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In all honestly, many things may come into my mind to do to some house bath girls, and if a massage is conducive towards the end in mind, I would not hesitate to give one.  But to give a massage and then depart with a case of blue balls, I will consider that a no-no.  And if on top, I am paying for their time, I may want them to give me a rub down instead of me giving one to them.

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What are bath house girls? Really....this is something I have no idea of.

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Dude, there are such a thing as public bath houses here in China. On those houses, are attendants that for a fee, will bathe you, rub your back, clean your pipes, etc. Those workers are called bath house girls if they are female, or boys if male, since we must insure customer futhfill his/her expectations. And yes, in some there are "private rooms" for special guests too.

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