07-28-2024, 05:45 AM
Hello everyone,
I recently had a rather unforgettable experience with Maggie Ho at Room 503, Wan Wah Industrial Building, Tuen Mun. As someone who doesn't typically indulge in massages, this session was quite an eye-opener for me.
First off, booking the appointment was a bit of a challenge due to the language barrier. After a few attempts and brushing up on my Cantonese, I finally secured a slot. Arriving at the location felt like an adventure through the industrial district of Tuen Mun. The building itself was typical for such areas, and I found Maggie's place opposite the lift on the fifth floor.
Maggie herself was in her late 40s, and her appearance was quite ordinary, which didn't bother me much since I was more curious about her advertised lymphatic drainage massage. The room was somewhat cozy with a peculiar touch—a snowglobe playing Christmas tunes, which added an odd yet amusing ambiance to the session.
The massage started with me face down, and Maggie used her forearm for a hard back massage. Initially, it felt alright, but as time went on, the pressure intensified significantly. She focused hard on areas with lymph glands, and the process became increasingly painful. Despite my discomfort, I convinced myself that it might be beneficial for my health.
The real challenge began when she worked on my neck. The pressure was excruciating, and I could barely keep my composure. It felt like she was punishing my lymph nodes rather than draining them. Despite my attempts to communicate the pain, Maggie seemed unfazed and continued with her relentless technique.
After what felt like an eternity, she finally asked if I wanted a handjob for an additional $50. Exhausted and in pain, I agreed, hoping for some relief. Her technique was mediocre, but it did the job. The cleanup afterward was a bit awkward, and despite the initial price being $350, she charged $400 plus the extra $50 for the handjob. With no change available, I ended up giving her a tip.
The aftermath of the session was brutal. I had bruises on my arms, sore lymph nodes in my neck for over a week, and folliculitis on my inner thighs from the rough rubbing. It made me question if this was a medically accurate lymphatic massage or just an unnecessarily painful ordeal.
In conclusion, Maggie's service was not for me. The intense pain and subsequent discomfort outweighed any potential benefits. If you have a high pain tolerance and are curious about lymphatic massages, you might want to try it, but personally, I won't be repeating this experience. Thanks for reading and stay cautious out there!
I recently had a rather unforgettable experience with Maggie Ho at Room 503, Wan Wah Industrial Building, Tuen Mun. As someone who doesn't typically indulge in massages, this session was quite an eye-opener for me.
First off, booking the appointment was a bit of a challenge due to the language barrier. After a few attempts and brushing up on my Cantonese, I finally secured a slot. Arriving at the location felt like an adventure through the industrial district of Tuen Mun. The building itself was typical for such areas, and I found Maggie's place opposite the lift on the fifth floor.
Maggie herself was in her late 40s, and her appearance was quite ordinary, which didn't bother me much since I was more curious about her advertised lymphatic drainage massage. The room was somewhat cozy with a peculiar touch—a snowglobe playing Christmas tunes, which added an odd yet amusing ambiance to the session.
The massage started with me face down, and Maggie used her forearm for a hard back massage. Initially, it felt alright, but as time went on, the pressure intensified significantly. She focused hard on areas with lymph glands, and the process became increasingly painful. Despite my discomfort, I convinced myself that it might be beneficial for my health.
The real challenge began when she worked on my neck. The pressure was excruciating, and I could barely keep my composure. It felt like she was punishing my lymph nodes rather than draining them. Despite my attempts to communicate the pain, Maggie seemed unfazed and continued with her relentless technique.
After what felt like an eternity, she finally asked if I wanted a handjob for an additional $50. Exhausted and in pain, I agreed, hoping for some relief. Her technique was mediocre, but it did the job. The cleanup afterward was a bit awkward, and despite the initial price being $350, she charged $400 plus the extra $50 for the handjob. With no change available, I ended up giving her a tip.
The aftermath of the session was brutal. I had bruises on my arms, sore lymph nodes in my neck for over a week, and folliculitis on my inner thighs from the rough rubbing. It made me question if this was a medically accurate lymphatic massage or just an unnecessarily painful ordeal.
In conclusion, Maggie's service was not for me. The intense pain and subsequent discomfort outweighed any potential benefits. If you have a high pain tolerance and are curious about lymphatic massages, you might want to try it, but personally, I won't be repeating this experience. Thanks for reading and stay cautious out there!