Hi, first post. I like the site. Question for those who have frequented asian spots (not spas) in either the city and flushing: Do ANY of them advertise/or at least text you real pics? Is the quality in the city really that much better to justify the price? Any recommendations (residences that accept non asians)? Tried Sanford and Im done with them. They used to be so much better pre farrington but its basically asian DH but triple the price. Ive gotten real lucky in flushing with a few residential places (overall better quality, switch lineup often and MUCH better service) but fell out of touch for various reasons. Thanks
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Flushing quality questions
- Thread starter prince63
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I would say Flushing has all types. Young, milfs, gilfs etc. I think the main difference is service and consistency. Manhattan spots are geared towards Americans Flushing spots cater more to locals (hispanic and Asians). Overall if you want less frustration or disappointment stick to Manhattan. Flushing has alot of options but they are harder to navigate than Manhattan.
Flushing has a broad range of talent in the immediate and adjoining neighborhoods. Like everywhere else, you can find the 20-35 year old talent at a higher price. They look younger than they are by about 10 years and offer their services through an agency at the beginning with a few trying the indie route. The agencies will text you pics, but if they look overly perfect, they are likely stylized estimations of who you will be getting. After they age out of the agency scene and can no longer fake their youth, you will find the same talent in spas and residential setups, usually between 35-50 year old. Same skill if you pay the higher price, just older and they intentionally exert less energy. It is not from age, but from getting jaded. After 5 more years at a few "mature-only" spots, you will find the 55-65 year old in Downtown Flushing and in Jackson Heights at a discount. I had one 48 year old tell me that she used to complain about tips, but she realizes that she needs to take what is offered (within reason).
Manhattan has a similar cycle where the talent cycles from Wall Street, to Midtown, and then down to Chinatown to age out. The Manhattan rents require that all the prices are 50%+ higher. The higher price creates a market demand for them to look young and speak English. The not-so-secret fact about Manhattan venues is that most of the Chinese talent lives in Flushing. The Korean talent is more widely disbursed, but rarely lives in the city. If you don't feel like you paid a quarter of her rent that day, she lives in Queens or possibly Brooklyn. You will also find more American born Chinese and Koreans working in Manhattan than in Flushing due to their superior language skills.
Because the OP asked about non-AMP settings, the OP can pay the premium and go through an agency or the indie websites. There are exceptions to what I laid out if you are Asian and can navigate the Asian-only websites. I'm presuming the OP is not as he likely wouldn't be asking the question here. The house setups in the greater-Flushing area are often easier to get to and cost less than agencies.
Manhattan has a similar cycle where the talent cycles from Wall Street, to Midtown, and then down to Chinatown to age out. The Manhattan rents require that all the prices are 50%+ higher. The higher price creates a market demand for them to look young and speak English. The not-so-secret fact about Manhattan venues is that most of the Chinese talent lives in Flushing. The Korean talent is more widely disbursed, but rarely lives in the city. If you don't feel like you paid a quarter of her rent that day, she lives in Queens or possibly Brooklyn. You will also find more American born Chinese and Koreans working in Manhattan than in Flushing due to their superior language skills.
Because the OP asked about non-AMP settings, the OP can pay the premium and go through an agency or the indie websites. There are exceptions to what I laid out if you are Asian and can navigate the Asian-only websites. I'm presuming the OP is not as he likely wouldn't be asking the question here. The house setups in the greater-Flushing area are often easier to get to and cost less than agencies.
@Bit great summation. @prince63 like someone else suggested there's lots of info here already but you gotta put in the work and read. I recently reviewed a house set up and even put it in the title.
Put in the research, do some legwork, write some reviews. Then people will be more likely to help you out. Good luck bro!
Put in the research, do some legwork, write some reviews. Then people will be more likely to help you out. Good luck bro!
