Disappointing session and limited service
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I decided to try this place again after seeing Kimmi a while back. I walked in and there were 2-3 women chatting. Before they asked, I just said I wanted an hour and handed over £40.
They led me to a single room at the front with a massage table and a shower in the corner. I preferred the double room at the back with the beds on raised platforms, but whatever.
I laid down and a woman came in and turned the lights down very low. She tried adjusting the lights, but it was either really dark or really light, so she settled on really dark. Without any introduction she climbed onto my back and started pressing her shins into me, which wasn't very comfortable, but I get that different people have different styles. She also used her forearms a lot, which was more boney than erotic.
There wasn't much banter as her English wasn't great, but she said she only works weekends. Given the language barrier, the chat was a bit awkward. She asked if I wanted a hand job to finish off, probably after about 30 minutes but I said I wanted body-to-body for £60, which she agreed to. She stripped and climbed on top again. I had a few touches but was told to slow down when I slipped one in. She then laid back on me, but she was too high up so she was basically crushing my face with her back. I think she needs some training. Finally, she finished me off.
She then got a quick shower herself while I was still lying down. She asked if I wanted one, which I agreed to but she just left me to it. The room was still really dark while I figured out the shower, dried myself and got dressed in the dark. Previously, Kimmi had showered with me but this wasn't on offer.
I appreciate each has their own style but this one was completely different to what I had with Kimmi.
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