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The Most Common Concerns Before Your First Erotic Massage

Most of the things that make people put off their first visit are resolved within the first ten minutes in the room. Here are the most common ones, along with how it usually works.

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The Most Common Concerns Before Your First Erotic Massage
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Someone will see me

Almost everyone thinks about this the first time.

The entrance is unmarked, so from the street no one can tell where you are going. Reservations are made for a specific time, so clients do not meet in the waiting area. Each masseuse has her own room, and no one else will enter it during the massage.

There’s still the risk of bumping into someone you know on the street in Holešovice. But that can happen at the hairdresser’s just as easily as here.

I won’t know what to do

You don’t have to do anything. The masseuse leads the massage, and the first part differs from a classic massage only in that you lie unclothed under a towel.

At the beginning, they’ll ask you two or three questions: what you want, what you don’t want, and whether anything hurts. Nothing more is expected of you.

My body isn’t made for that

Our masseuses work with all kinds of bodies every day, and none of them look like they came straight out of an ad. Age, weight, and physical condition are never an issue—the massage is tailored to the person lying on the mattress.

It helps if you tell us what’s hurting. A sore shoulder or post-surgery back can be worked around, as long as the masseuse knows about it.

What if I don’t get an erection?

Or, on the other hand, what if it’s over in two minutes? Masseuses experience both every day, and neither is a measure of success.

That’s exactly what nerves can do to the body on a first visit. They usually fade away on their own after the first fifteen minutes.

Will it be awkward?

The first few minutes can feel unfamiliar, but that soon passes, as the masseuse talks to you and guides you. If you prefer silence, just say so, and there will be silence.

Don’t try to seem experienced. The phrase “I’m here for the first time and I’m nervous” is the simplest thing you can say, and it will release half the tension.

I don’t know what to bring with me

Nothing. Towels and a bathrobe will be provided on site, the shower is part of the massage, and the time spent in it is included in the price.

The only exception is payment. It is made in cash, in Czech crowns or euros, directly to the masseuse.

Will they calculate the price for me on the spot?

You can see the price in advance on the masseuse’s profile and in the price list, and nothing is added on-site. No extra charges for a shower, a towel, or for arranging a specific technique.

If they only tell you the price once you’re in the room, you’re in the wrong place and it’s better to leave.

What if I don’t feel comfortable?

Just say the word and the massage will change. The pressure, pace, and technique can be adjusted in a second, and you won’t offend anyone by asking.

If you want to finish earlier, you can. The client has this right just as much as the masseuse, and there is no arguing about it. We discuss exactly where the boundaries are and who sets them in our article what is and isn’t allowed.

Is it cheating?

No stranger can answer that for you; every couple sets their own boundaries. Some people are bothered even by flirting at work, while other couples go for a couples massage together.

It’s worth getting it clear at home before you start figuring it out on the way back.

When You Want to Be Sure in Advance

Message us in the chat on our website. The masseuses’ assistant will reply, and it’s completely normal to ask anything in advance—even things that may seem silly to you.

We describe the entire course of your visit, from booking to departure, in our article about your first visit. You can see who is massaging this week in the masseuse profiles.