As a public service, I'll say this as a veteran. In my experience the majority of Love Health type places 'don't'. Everwell does in Chinatown and surrounds but not closer to Charing Cross. Sang Ling etc. If asked 'Have you been here before? Happier grounds can be had outside Zone 1. As the title suggests, sometimes we can have too much Isabella. Love your blog. I recently was walking along Lisle Street and stopped to look in the window of a Chinese Medicine Shop. I was invited inside by a young lady and paid 20 pounds for a 30 minute "relaxing massage".
Once stripped and on the massage table, I received a neck and shoulder massage from a Chinese woman in her thirties. She was not stunningly beautiful, but she knew how to massage. I was flipped over onto my back and after a bit of bartering I got a very good baby oil hand job for an additional twenty five quid. It was a very enjoyable experience.
I have been to Sang Ling. It pretty much shocked me - looks totally normal, and on affluent Goodge St. I enjoyed it but it is a bit full on She is doing this day in day our without a condom. Suprised as well she didn't even ask.
Very different to the more softly softly approach of other places. All fun and games until you find out you have an infection. Also ended up leaving with a much lighter bank balance. I've never understood why men are willing to insert their members somewhere live and moist where many others go on a daily basis. The few times I've obtained such infections including a quite gruesome one it's been because a girl has slipped it in for a few seconds without my asking.
Common sense alone dictates rubbers are far from 'optional'. Still, each to his or many others' own, I suppose. It was interesting walking around Soho recently. It was my stamping ground 30 years ago and this was my first visit in many years -- my, how the place has changed. The sex shops have all but gone, the mucky corners cleaned up There used to be a dark haired girl who worked the corner of Brewer and Rupert Streets,her dark eyes flashing an invitation as you walked past and a French woman who worked in a walkup next to the Coach.
