Decent massage and hand job - I will go again
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I have met Ying a few times at different Thai massage places in the area. I had called the day before to make a 10am booking. The place is easy to find and even though it is on the main street, there is a discreet side entrance. I had parked across the road in the pay and display by the bus station.
You go up to the first floor and Ying was there to meet me with one of those temperature guns. She remembered me and said that none of the other ladies had arrived yet so I could either wait, or she could do the massage now. A combination of not wishing to offend and not knowing how long I might be waiting (I know from experience that Thai time is unreliable) I said I was happy for her to massage me. I was shown into a nice clean room and Ying lit some candles and put some music on while I undressed. I got onto the table - Ying complimented me on my physique - which is not great but I am not overweight either, and the massage started.
The first part was very good and quite professional. Pressure and stretching interspersed with stroking and rubbing. Not too much oil was applied and eventually she moved to between my legs and buttocks - nothing sexual - but as she was in the vicinity and I knew she offered handjobs, it was enough to get me partially aroused.
By the time I turned over I was hard and Ying looked at it and giggled. "Would you like me to do that now" she asked and then delivered a slow and very teasing handjob until I came. I had my arm around her waist and on her bum on the outside of her clothes. After Ying had cleaned up, she gave me a lovely head massage until time was up.
I was left to dress and as I went out to reception Ying was there with two other ladies. I was introduced to Nicky, who I am sure I have seen before, and Penny who I would describe as a little cracker. I will go again and my only negative is that I wasn't offered and didn't see a shower.
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