Other men In Parlours

[Zilch]

Sorry if this topic has been covered before. I was just wondering how people feel about seeing other men in parlours. I was sat in the waiting area on one the other week and 2 other guys came in. I gave them a little nod and hi. There was a newspaper their so I was reading that. We were all in there for the same reason but it was very quite. Do you ever talk to the other men.

 

[stupid people suck]

When I first started chatting over ten years ago now I hated meeting other men but as I got more used to the whole chatting and establishment set up I found the extremes that some mp.nets and maids went to too keep people apart highly amusing, because at the end of the day as you say we are all there for the same thing!

I have been hidden in broom cupboards, toilets, sauna cubicles, you name it! But when I started visiting big places like GFE Sheffield or Enigma spa Ripley where you all sit in a communal lounge and chat (or ignore each other!) I slowly got used to seeing and talking to other mp.nets, and now I prefer this type of establishment and have had some very interesting conversations

However I still remember how I felt at first so will play hide and seek to avoid other men if they don’t want to see me or the maid/lovely lady asks me too.

 

[adie]

Enigma Spa was my first parlour and I think it's great there. It's small and very Reviewiendly, Sue, the owner is lovely as are all the girls.

D.

 

[Betty]

Personally I don't have an issue sat down with other guys, after all, we are all there for the same reason. If they do not wish to engage in conversation, then so be it !!

BD

 

[wakeuphappy]

I always keep my head down and avoid eye contact to be honest!

 

[Khayla]

I use to when I first started chatting, but it does help to pass the time should you have to wait for a while !!

BD

 

[themostbeautifulqirlever]

When i've been in that situation i've usually nodded then gone back to the mag or the tele.

 

[chinamigarden]

At the parlour i visit there's always a good laugh between the mp.nets. Well during the day shift there is. I've not seen it at night.

As a regular i sit with the girls and chat with them mostly.

 

[supersetter1989]

I have only been a few times and not recently but It was one of the first establishments I visited with a communal lounge type area which is why it came to mind in the context of this thread.

The first time I went I got lost in Ripley (it’s not even a big place!)and a very nice lady who turned out to be Sue talked me in on the phone (I kept getting lost and after two or three phone calls of the “I still can’t find it” variety she must of thought I was a right plonker or worst still timewaster!) but anyway after a very lovely time with the beautiful Emma-Louise, Sue made me a lovely creamy coffee that I drank while her and I chatted about all manner of things, and it made a really nice visit.

 

[Day]

I always book in advance so when I get to the parlour it cuts down on the communal waiting area. I don't mind it but would rather be in the room rather than waiting

 

[ynot]

Personally I,m not that bothered about other chaps in the waiting room!! I dont start conversations, like the OP said, I have a read of the paper/watch the t.v. (see what HE is up to!!!!!) until it is my turn!!!

 

[stevejobs]

Not that bothered, Reviewankly.

I don't converse with other clients, as I'm never likely to meet them again.

But I do make a point of conversing with the receptionist or other staff, as I'm likely to see them again and a bit of courtesy and a relationship with them is sometimes helpful, at a later date.

Paddy

 

[Adora]

Bothered me a lot when I started but couldn't give a stuff these days, we all know why we're there!

 

[Graigorax]

Hi hun

Alicias cheshire is where i work in crewe , we pride ourselves on clients wants. We have a spare room where we put the guy who doesnt want to been seen xx otherwise we leave the guys chatting together xx but I think it depends on the client wants xxx

 

[Emily H]

I am fine with mixing with other clients after all we are all there for the same reason,what used to bother me more is if anyone I knew saw me going in.

 

[feax2002]

The first parlour i went to was in Manchester, where there was a communcal waiting area.

It came as a bit of a shock when i was hidden at an establishment in Milton Keynes.

That said, Manchester is 200 miles away Reviewom where i live, so chances of bumping into someone i knew was remote.

Happy to be hidden further and further away, the nearer to home i go.

 

[Catprints]

other mp.nets being there doesn't bother me in the slightest. I don;t often start a conversation with the people who are but will have a chat to the receptionists if the situation arises or will occasionally have a chat to another mp.net if I know them previously.

 

[Firi]

I was, at one time, very Reviewiendly with a lady who ran a parlour. She always used to ask me about how the new girls were in the room, although I couldn't get a job as an official tester!

I often used to pop in there just for a chat and a cup of tea, as it was a really Reviewiendly place. I always felt totally relaxed and would chat to anyone, although quite a few of the mp.nets used to seem very nervous with me around (no reason to be - I don't look aggressive in the least!).

I can't understand that attitude. Even if you meet someone you know they are hardly likely to go home any say "Guess who I saw in the knocking shop today?".

 

[frank castle]

You make a very good point picman

 

[Taken nme :)]

Ha Ha very true picman, I too have been asked at my regular haunts if a new girl is Ok in the room!

I just wish I could put that on my CV (escort mystery shopper!) and then claim back the fee on expenses!

As for meeting people you know, your right they have as much reason to keep quiet as you, however I have often wondered who else (if any) among my neighbours work colleagues etc. I might bump into and I bet I would be surprised!

Also I wonder would they be surprised to see me?