Smoking

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We know that a large percent of the populatoin smokes, and that a lot of the MPA's smoke. I can't blame them, I used to, and it was a break, and I can understand how the MPA's need it.

But, that being said, since I quit, I hate the smell of smoke. I can't stand it. So, when an MPA comes into a room after a smoke break and starts the session, I lose my urge for the massage. I have actually gotten up and walked out (really bad stench) saying that I have been paged.

Now, smell of smoke on the hair, clothes, and skin is one thing, but the breath....thats just plain disgusting!!!!!

When I used to smoke, I used to chew on gum or brush my teeth before I went to see an MPA, I didn't want my breath to be out there.

So the question is, does it turn you off? And the request to MPA's, please shower after you smoke, or do something to hide the smell, and definately carry listerine around with you!

 

[?Who Am I?]

doesn't bother me a bit..i'm a former every day smoker, so if a mpa smells of cigs...i bum a smoke

 

[Lolipop]

I've never smoked, so I just hate the smell of it. I have seen a lot of MPA's, and only a few have emitted the "smoke-smell" in a session. Probably, most of them are good at hiding it. I find it to be a huge turn-off because I go in expecting the MPA to smell nice, and when you mix the smell of smoke with that, it just gives me the chills. There have been a few MPA's I've never repeated with because of their smoker's-breath. There was this one MPA, and she is still one of my fav's, who had smoked prior to the session and I could smell it ... she figured it out and asked me if I was feeling uncomfortable and I told her the truth. She did apologize and told me that this will not happen again. Next time I saw her, there was no smoker's breath. She still smokes but takes enough pre-cautions before the session to hide it. Who am I to tell the MPA to quit smoking, but if they continue to smoke, please take measures to hide it. Before the session, have another MPA check your breath to see if there is any hint of smokers-breath.

 

[Alps]

I don't like the smell either but what is even worse is the taste when they do dfk. That's really repulsive and ruins the session as that is my second most favorite thing in a mp session.

 

[Sarah Atkinson]

Agree 100%. Recently had a session with Jennifer from I&P, and her whole body smelled, and I went close for a kiss, and then just moved away. It was not good.

 

[Pompal 09.]

I can't stand the smell of cigarettes...

I've only dated ONE girl who smoked and it was like kissing an ashtray... Needless to say the relationship didn't last..

I've been fortunate in that most of the MPA's I've seen are either non smokers or if they are the smell is tolerable...

 

[PaulKnorr]

Most of them are good and hide it. For example Mya from SRM. She smokes, and she hides it well. Damn....I miss her ......Maybe I'll go for 30 minutes (because I don't like price gouging).

 

[shuay]

It's even worse when the MPA lie's to you that she is a non-smoker and you can clearly smell it.

 

[Pompal 09.]

it should get better, because of by-laws no one is allowed to smoke in spas any more so by winter i don't think many girls will want to stand out in the cold for a smoke

 

[MsFruhauf]

Hopefully. But since the SPA's don't serve Alchohol, I don't see the smoking ban being enforced at SPA's. I'm sure there are some SPA's that probably have a smoking room of some sort around.

 

[Rhymhey]

We've banned smoking inside the premises and ask the ladies to smoke outside and only until sundown as it poses a security risk to have the girls out after dark. We also ask the ladies not to smoke just prior to their sessions.
Unfortunantly smoking is a serious addiction and it's hard to ask them to refrain from smoking altogether.
As an ex-smoker myself, I find cigarrette smoke extremely offensive, and I can appreciate how that feeling must be magnified when in an intimate setting such as a massage session.

We've asked the girls to start thinking into the winter and what they are going to do when they can't smoke inside or go outside in the cold.
Some girls have already tried to quit. They say it takes an avarage of 8 times before most people are successful.
I have quit twice, once for eight years and most recently for over a year. I quit cold turkey both times. I will never smoke again.

If we can ask you to shower prior to your session then I think you have the right to refuse a session with someone if they smell of cigarette smoke or at least ask them to take a shower as well.

 

[Green Man]

Very good policy and great to see some leadership here.



It is still better for the MPA to come in the room "prepared". One may not always detect the cigarette breadth or whatever until well into the session. It would be hard to "exercise your right" by that time.

 

[Spydr]

Very good policy. I think the drinking and smoking threads does definately make you think.