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  • 08 / 08 “This Is What I Want Right Now.” | 120 Minutes Chosen for Who I Am Today | OPUS

    08 / 08 “This Is What I Want Right Now.” | 120 Minutes Chosen for Who I Am Today | OPUS

    Enjoying Who I Am, Just as I Am. | An Eight-Chapter Series

    CHAPTER 08 / 08

    “This Is What I Want Right Now.”

    A woman in her 40s on her way to private time she has chosen for herself | This is what I want right now

    It does not have to be for any profound reason. You simply feel that this is what you want right now—and you can choose time for yourself based on that feeling.

    You do not need an impressive reason that you can explain to anyone else.

    Some women enjoy time that is entirely their own while still cherishing the life they share with a husband or partner.

    You may love living on your own, yet still have nights when you long for a man’s warmth.

    Your work, family life and friendships may all be fulfilling, while your body seeks a sense of excitement that exists entirely apart from them.

    Human feelings are never shaped by just one reason.

    Sexual desire, too, can quietly arise from within the body, independently of all the other ways in which life may feel fulfilling.

    “This is what I want right now.”

    When you feel that way, you can turn that feeling into time for yourself.

    At OPUS, we believe this is one of the ways an adult woman can enjoy her own life.

    Back then, you were who you were at that time.

    And here you are now, my lady, shaped by all the time and experience that have brought you to this moment.

    In the years ahead, there will be different versions of you, each drawn to different things at different times.

    That is precisely why the time that exists only now deserves to be cherished.

    Right now, I want someone to touch me gently.

    Right now, I want to be treated with care as a woman.

    Right now, I want to spend a little time away from everyday life.

    Right now, I want to spend time feeling fulfilled in body as well as mind.

    If you have a day when you feel this way, you can choose a few hours for yourself.

    It does not have to be about finding a lover.

    It does not have to be about changing your life.

    You can simply enjoy time that feels right for who you are now.

    That is the private time OPUS wishes to offer you.

    Before making a reservation, you can ask about anything you are unsure of.

    You can talk to us even if you are still working out how you feel.

    You can also consult us about the hotel.

    If going alone feels a little daunting, you can use the service together with a friend.

    Even after we meet, we will spend our time together while checking your feelings and pace every step of the way.

    These are a few hours that can rest gently alongside the life you already cherish.

    At every stage of life, there are pleasures that suit who you are at that time.

    Who you are now has pleasures that are just right for you now.

    “This is what I want right now.”

    On the day that feeling arises, we want OPUS to be a place you can choose with confidence.

    At OPUS, we treasure the opportunity to share those few hours with you.

    You Can Begin with How You Feel Right Now.

    Whether you come alone or with a friend, you are welcome to talk to us even if you have not yet decided to make a reservation.

    Talk to Us About How You FeelView Prices & How to Use the Service

    “Enjoying Who I Am, Just as I Am.” | All Eight Chapters

    1. I’m Not Lonely. But There Are Nights When I Want to Be Touched.
    2. The Person We Find Hardest to Understand Is Ourselves.
    3. Time Flows a Little Differently for Men and Women.
    4. What You Want Is Not Necessarily a Lover.
    5. Sexual Desire Alone Arrives in the Here and Now.
    6. The Body You Have Now Has Its Own Season.
    7. At Every Stage of Life, There Are Pleasures That Suit Who You Are.
    8. “This Is What I Want Right Now.”
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 06THE OPUS APPROACHWhy OPUS is an option
    START WITH THE PILLAR04 | What Adult Services Sell Is More Than Sex | OPUSBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 07 / 08 — Every Stage of Life Has Its Own Pleasures. | Time for Yourself After 40 | OPUS

    07 / 08 — Every Stage of Life Has Its Own Pleasures. | Time for Yourself After 40 | OPUS

    Enjoying Who I Am, Just as I Am. | An Eight-Chapter Series

    CHAPTER 07 / 08

    Every stage of life has its own pleasures.

    A woman in her 40s preparing for an evening out just for herself | Every stage of life has its own pleasures

    Back then, you were the person you were at that time. And now, there are pleasures you can appreciate precisely because of who you are today.

    Back then, you were the person you were at that time.

    The evenings when your heart fluttered as you went to meet someone.

    The clothes you chose to feel just a little more sophisticated.

    The time you spent with someone special.

    The moments when another person’s gaze made you feel quietly delighted.

    The times you fell in love, were loved, and found yourself drawn to someone.

    All of it is part of the journey that has led to the woman you are today.

    And now, with the passing of the years, there are pleasures you could not yet have known back then.

    What you truly like.

    What kind of time feels comfortable to you.

    Which words move your heart.

    How you like to be touched.

    What you find beautiful, and with whom—and how—you wish to spend your time.

    With every experience, the contours of who you are become a little clearer.

    Life is always made up of many different stages.

    And each stage surely has its own way of being enjoyed.

    In your 20s, certain things moved you precisely because you were in your 20s.

    In your 30s, there were things you could understand only after reaching that decade.

    And in your 40s, there are pleasures you can savour precisely because of where you are now.

    A beauty different from that of your younger years.

    The composure that comes with experience.

    The freedom to spend your time and money on yourself.

    “This is the kind of time I love.”

    And the ability to honour your feelings more thoughtfully than before.

    Is that not another wonderful gift the passing years have brought you?

    Discover pleasures that suit who you are now.

    OPUS thoughtfully creates the kind of time you wish to choose for yourself today.

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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 04AS A WOMANReturning to yourself as a woman
    START WITH THE PILLARNot a Wife, Mother, or Employee: Do You Have Time to Return to Being “You”? | [Chapter 3] Women in Their 30s and 40s and the Spark of DesireBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 05 / 08　Sexual Desire Alone Arrives in the “Now.” | Sexual Desire and Time for Women in Their 40s | OPUS

    05 / 08　Sexual Desire Alone Arrives in the “Now.” | Sexual Desire and Time for Women in Their 40s | OPUS

    Enjoying Who I Am, As I Am, Right Now. | 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 05 / 08

    Sexual Desire Alone Arrives in the “Now.”

    A woman in her 40s quietly reflecting on how she feels now in a Tokyo hotel | Sexual desire alone arrives in the now

    Regardless of the plans we make for our lives, the body’s desires sometimes appear in the “now.”

    Romance takes time.

    It may take six months to meet the right person.

    It may take a year.

    It may take even longer.

    Sexual desire does not appear “someday.” It appears “now.”

    A year from now, you may have met a wonderful man.

    Three years from now, you may have found new love.

    But you cannot put the sensations you feel in your body tonight on hold for three years.

    You want to be held now.

    You want to be kissed now.

    You want to touch a man’s body now.

    You want to be caressed with care now.

    You want to be desired as a woman now.

    The body’s desires exist very much in the present tense.

    So perhaps the pleasure of thinking, “Someday, when I meet someone wonderful,”

    and the pleasure of thinking, “I want to fulfil who I am now, right now,”

    can be considered separately.

    Finding a man who suits you, beginning a romance and nurturing the relationship can be wonderful too.

    But there may be times when you cannot devote so much time to something you want for only a few hours right now.

    You have work.

    You have family.

    You have plans of your own.

    The older we become, the more precious things our time contains.

    That is precisely why you might reserve just a few hours for yourself.

    There is nothing wrong with having that option.

    Give Your Feelings Now the Time They Need Now.

    If it is your first time, you can begin by viewing the standard 120-minute option.

    STANDARD 120 MINUTESVIEW PRICING
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 01BODY & DESIREBody, desire and change
    START WITH THE PILLARIn Your 40s and Menopause: What Does It Really Mean to Feel Like Your Libido Has Increased? | CHAPTER 01: Women in Their 30s and 40s and the Thrill of AttractionBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 06 / 08 Your Body Has Its Own Season. | Sexual Desire and the Seasons of Life for Women in Their 40s | OPUS

    06 / 08 Your Body Has Its Own Season. | Sexual Desire and the Seasons of Life for Women in Their 40s | OPUS

    Enjoy Who I Am, Just as I Am. | All 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 06 / 08

    Your Body Has Its Own Season.

    A woman in her 40s enjoying who she is in soft light | Your body has its own season

    The way your body feels has its own seasons—each unique to a particular time in your life.

    The body has seasons, too.

    A body in its 20s and a body in its 40s may gradually differ in how they feel and what they desire.

    And in your 50s or 60s, you may discover yet another version of yourself.

    The strength of sexual desire does not remain the same throughout life.

    The relationship between a woman’s age and sexual desire varies greatly from person to person. It cannot simply be said that every woman reaches her peak in her 40s.

    At the same time, some women become more clearly aware of their sexual desires from their late 30s into their 40s.

    You have gained experience and understand your body better than before.

    You are also beginning to understand what you want.

    There may be a little more room in your life as well.

    When several such circumstances come together,

    “I want to enjoy this because of who I am now.”

    That feeling may begin to emerge.

    What will you want in your 50s?

    What will move your heart when you are in your 60s?

    That will be for you, at that age, to decide.

    You may still want the same things you do now.

    Or you may be enjoying something completely different.

    This is not a fixed expense that you must continue paying every month.

    It could be once a month.

    Once every few months.

    Or once a year.

    “This is how I would like to spend my time right now.”

    Choose it on the day you feel that way.

    If the body has seasons, enjoy what can only be experienced in this particular season.

    Is that not a perfectly natural luxury for a grown woman?

    Time that suits the season you are in.

    Once a month, or at a more leisurely pace. The choice is yours.

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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 01BODY & DESIREBody, desire and change
    START WITH THE PILLARIn Your 40s and Menopause: What Does It Really Mean to Feel Like Your Libido Has Increased? | CHAPTER 01: Women in Their 30s and 40s and the Thrill of AttractionBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 04 / 08 What You Want Isn’t Necessarily a Boyfriend. | The Right Distance Between Women in Their 40s and Men | OPUS

    04 / 08 What You Want Isn’t Necessarily a Boyfriend. | The Right Distance Between Women in Their 40s and Men | OPUS

    Enjoying Who I Am, Just as I Am. | An 8-Chapter Series

    CHAPTER 04 / 08

    What You Want Isn’t Necessarily a Boyfriend.

    A woman in her 40s enjoying a conversation with a mature man at a hotel bar | What you want isn’t necessarily a boyfriend

    As your stage of life changes, so does the distance from men that feels right.

    By the time you reach your 30s or 40s, a new relationship comes with different considerations than it did when you were younger.

    First, you have to meet someone.

    You have to fall for him.

    He has to fall for you too.

    Your conversations have to flow.

    Your lifestyles have to be compatible.

    Your values cannot be too far apart.

    You need to feel safe with him.

    You need to have sexual chemistry.

    And you both need to want the same level of closeness from the relationship.

    If you are single, the question of your future together may also arise.

    If you are married, you may not want a new romantic relationship in the first place.

    If work keeps you busy, meeting frequently can be difficult.

    And if you cherish time with your family, you may have no wish to change the life you already have.

    Building a romantic relationship that feels right for you from the ground up inevitably takes time.

    And romance itself may not be what you truly want.

    You may not want to exchange “good morning” messages on LINE every day.

    You may not want to spend every weekend together.

    You may not want to be unsettled by his social life.

    You may not want him to become deeply involved in your life.

    You may simply want to see him from time to time.

    And during those moments, you want to be treated as someone truly precious.

    You want to be seen and appreciated as a woman.

    You want to be held.

    You want to kiss.

    You want your physical desires to be fulfilled too.

    And once you feel fulfilled, you want to return to your everyday life.

    There is nothing unusual about a woman wanting this kind of relationship.

    Romance is a wonderful thing.

    But romance is not the only answer when it comes to time shared between a woman and a man.

    As your stage of life changes, the distance from others that feels right may change as well.

    Just a few hours, entirely for you.

    Not a whole new life, but time that suits how you feel that day.

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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 02LONELINESS & HESITATIONLoneliness, hesitation and feelings that are hard to say
    START WITH THE PILLARWhy Does Love Make Us Feel Lonely? | OPUSBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 03 / 08　Time Passes a Little Differently for Men and Women. | Relationships in Your 40s | OPUS

    03 / 08　Time Passes a Little Differently for Men and Women. | Relationships in Your 40s | OPUS

    Enjoying Who I Am, Just as I Am Now. | 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 03 / 08

    Time Passes a Little Differently for Men and Women.

    A woman in her 40s enjoying time to herself in a Tokyo hotel lounge | Time passes a little differently for men and women

    Time passes at the same pace for men and women. Yet what each of us accumulates over the years can be slightly different.

    Time passes in much the same way for men and women as they grow into adulthood.

    However, society does not necessarily value the same things in each.

    In Japanese society, men may rise to higher positions at work or see their income increase as they grow older.

    They gain titles they did not have in their 20s.

    They become more confident in their work.

    Their income increases.

    They become more relaxed in conversation.

    They discover good places to go.

    They learn about travel.

    They learn how to relate to others.

    Some men acquire professional credibility and experience in their 30s and 40s that they did not have when they were younger.

    Of course, women also accumulate valuable qualities and experiences over time.

    Professional experience.

    Financial freedom.

    Intelligence.

    A personal sense of beauty.

    The ability to judge character.

    The ability to create a well-ordered life.

    And an understanding of what truly feels comfortable and right for them.

    Some women only discover aspects of themselves in their 30s and 40s that they never knew in their 20s.

    That is why it feels slightly unnatural to measure the appeal of mature men and women by exactly the same standards used in their youth.

    What kind of man do you want to spend time with as the woman you are now?

    When we were younger, we may have been able to enter a relationship guided by nothing more than the feeling of being in love. As adults, things are a little different.

    You want him to be well-groomed.

    The way he speaks matters too.

    You want intelligence.

    You want him to treat women with grace and respect.

    You want a man who makes you feel safe.

    In intimate moments, you want him to be considerate rather than self-centred.

    And above all, you do not want your life to be disrupted.

    It is only natural that what you want becomes more specific as you gain experience.

    It is also proof that you have lived through many seasons of life and gradually come to know yourself.

    Time that feels right for the woman you are now.

    At OPUS, we ask about your preferences and boundaries in advance.

    Talk to Us About How You Feel NowView CAST

    All 8 Chapters

    1. I’m Not Lonely. But Some Nights, I Want to Be Touched.
    2. The Hardest Person to Understand Is Yourself.
    3. Time Passes a Little Differently for Men and Women.
    4. What You Want Is Not Necessarily a “Boyfriend.”
    5. Desire Alone Lives in the Here and Now.
    6. Your Body Has Its Own Season Now.
    7. Every Stage of Life Has Its Own Pleasures.
    8. “This Is What I Want Now.”
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 03INTIMACY & RELATIONSHIPSIntimacy, relationships and distance
    START WITH THE PILLARSexless, but It Doesn’t Mean I Hate My Husband | [Chapter 2] Women in Their 30s and 40s and the Thrill of RomanceBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 01 / 08　Not Lonely. But Some Nights, I Want to Be Touched. | Sexual Desire and Loneliness in Women in Their 40s | OPUS

    01 / 08　Not Lonely. But Some Nights, I Want to Be Touched. | Sexual Desire and Loneliness in Women in Their 40s | OPUS

    Enjoying Who I Am, As I Am, Right Now. | All 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 01 / 08

    Not Lonely. But Some Nights, I Want to Be Touched.

    A woman in her 40s quietly enjoying time to herself in Tokyo at night | Not lonely. But some nights, I want to be touched.

    Having a fulfilling life and physically longing for someone are not necessarily the same thing. Loneliness and sexual desire can each arise quietly from different places.

    I have a career.

    I have a family.

    I have friends.

    And I do not particularly mind spending my days off alone.

    My relationship with my husband or partner also continues peacefully enough in terms of our everyday life together.

    Or perhaps I have been living alone for a long time and have become entirely comfortable with that life.

    Women like this are by no means uncommon in their 30s and 40s.

    We dine alone, shop alone and travel alone.

    We know how to look after our own emotional well-being.

    We do not need someone beside us simply to get through each day.

    Women are often surprisingly good at living independently.

    And yet, from time to time, the body expresses feelings that come from somewhere entirely different.

    I want to be held.

    I want to kiss someone.

    I want to touch a man’s body.

    I want to be touched slowly and tenderly.

    I want to be desired as a woman.

    I want to feel sexually fulfilled.

    Feelings like these.

    They do not necessarily mean that you are “lonely.”

    They can arise even when your life is fulfilling.

    They can arise even when your career is going well.

    They can arise even when you cherish your family.

    They can arise even when you are blessed with good friends.

    Because loneliness and sexual desire do not come from the same place.

    Feeling emotionally fulfilled and physically longing for someone do not always align perfectly.

    Perhaps, as we grow older, we come to experience them more clearly as two separate things.

    “It isn’t that I want a boyfriend.”

    “It isn’t that I am deeply dissatisfied with my life with my husband.”

    “I enjoy my everyday life.”

    And then comes the quiet thought:

    “But every now and then…”

    A small feeling that lingers.

    At OPUS, we believe that whatever lies beyond that “but” is something deeply important.

    Even if you have not decided anything yet.

    Simply tell us what you are feeling right now, exactly as it is.

    Talk to Us About How You FeelView Pricing and Service Information

    All 8 Chapters

    1. Not Lonely. But Some Nights, I Want to Be Touched.
    2. The Hardest Person to Understand Is Yourself.
    3. Time Moves a Little Differently for Men and Women.
    4. What You Want Is Not Necessarily a Boyfriend.
    5. Sexual Desire Alone Arrives in the Here and Now.
    6. Your Body Has Its Own Season Now.
    7. Every Stage of Life Has Its Own Pleasures.
    8. “This Is What I Want Right Now.”
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 02LONELINESS & HESITATIONLoneliness, hesitation and feelings that are hard to say
    START WITH THE PILLARWhy Does Love Make Us Feel Lonely? | OPUSBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • 02 / 08 People find themselves hardest to understand. | Women in Their 40s and the Passage of Time | OPUS

    02 / 08 People find themselves hardest to understand. | Women in Their 40s and the Passage of Time | OPUS

    Enjoying who I am, as I am now. | 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 02 / 08

    People find themselves hardest to understand.

    A woman in her 40s quietly looking at herself in the mirror | People find themselves hardest to understand

    Even as time passes quietly, the “me” within remains one continuous self.

    It is curious how the changes within ourselves are often the hardest to notice.

    Precisely because we look in the mirror every morning, it can be difficult to see the difference between yesterday and today.

    Age is much the same.

    From our 20s to our 30s.

    From our 30s to our 40s.

    Time passes quietly.

    Yet the “me” within does not suddenly become someone else one morning.

    When you were younger, men asked you out.

    They took you to dinner.

    You fell in love.

    Someone cherished you.

    You were treated as someone a little special.

    There were men who made time in their schedules for you.

    You may have memories like these.

    Just as you once naturally drew attention and were treated as someone a little special, women newly turning 22 are now having their turn.

    Time passes equally for everyone.

    Just as new flowers bloom when spring arrives, a new generation of women comes of age each year.

    And you, too, once had a spring like that.

    Every moment of being loved, laughing and feeling your heart flutter has become part of the woman you are today.

    Perhaps that is precisely why it is so difficult to see ourselves objectively.

    Within us, the person we were in our 20s, our 30s and our 40s continues as one unbroken “me.”

    Age is also the passage of time that gradually changes the scenery of our lives.

    And perhaps the pleasures that suit that scenery also change little by little.

    Time that feels right for who you are now.

    You can take your time and begin by sharing how you feel now.

    Talk to us about how you feel nowView prices

    All 8 Chapters

    1. I’m not lonely. But some nights, I want to be touched.
    2. People find themselves hardest to understand.
    3. Time passes a little differently for men and women.
    4. What you want is not necessarily a “boyfriend.”
    5. Desire alone always arrives in the “now.”
    6. The body you have now has its own season.
    7. Every stage of life has its own pleasures.
    8. “This is what I want now.”
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 02LONELINESS & HESITATIONLoneliness, hesitation and feelings that are hard to say
    START WITH THE PILLARWhy Does Love Make Us Feel Lonely? | OPUSBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • [Chapter 6] OPUS Can Be Enjoyed by Two Friends | Choose a Hotel That Accommodates Three Guests | OPUS

    [Chapter 6] OPUS Can Be Enjoyed by Two Friends | Choose a Hotel That Accommodates Three Guests | OPUS

    OPUS Can Be Enjoyed by Two Friends | 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 06 / 08

    Choose a Hotel That Accommodates Three Guests

    Choosing the right hotel is an important consideration for two-person bookings. We offer support and hotel recommendations to help you meet guest-room occupancy rules and visitor access requirements for three people.

    What to Consider When Choosing a Hotel

    Some hotels may not allow three people to use the guest room. In particular, hotels with rules governing the number of overnight guests or people permitted to enter a room may not allow a third person to enter, depending on the booking details. For this reason, OPUS recommends choosing a hotel that permits use by three people.

    “Which hotels are suitable?” “Can we use a love hotel?” “What should we do if the two of us book the hotel?”
    If you have any questions, please ask when making your reservation.

    You do not need to research every aspect of choosing a hotel by yourselves.
    Once the two of you have made your plans, simply let us know, “We would like to meet around this area,” or “We would prefer a hotel with this kind of atmosphere.”

    We will also advise you about the location in advance, so you can both look forward to the day with peace of mind.

    PRIVATE CONSULTATION

    Even if you have not decided yet,
    you are welcome to consult us.

    For bookings by two friends, we can guide you through your preferences and hotel selection.

    Proceed to Reservations and Enquiries

    All 8 Chapters

    1. CHAPTER 01｜“I’ve Been a Little Curious About Women’s Escort Services”
    2. CHAPTER 02｜Taking the First Step Is Easier with a Friend
    3. CHAPTER 03｜You Do Not Have to Want the Same Things When You Come Together
    4. CHAPTER 04｜Respecting Feelings You May Be Shy to Express in Front of a Friend
    5. CHAPTER 05｜One Cast Member: Contact Details and Consultation Process
    6. CHAPTER 06｜Choose a Hotel That Accommodates Three Guests
    7. CHAPTER 07｜Give a Birthday Gift That Is Not a Material Object
    8. CHAPTER 08｜Together, We Might Just Want to Give It a Try
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 06THE OPUS APPROACHWhy OPUS is an option
    START WITH THE PILLAR04 | What Adult Services Sell Is More Than Sex | OPUSBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
  • [Chapter 7] Enjoy OPUS with a Friend—Two-Person Bookings | Give an Experience, Not a Thing, for Her Birthday | OPUS

    [Chapter 7] Enjoy OPUS with a Friend—Two-Person Bookings | Give an Experience, Not a Thing, for Her Birthday | OPUS

    Enjoy OPUS with a Friend—Two-Person Bookings | 8 Chapters

    CHAPTER 07 / 08

    Give an Experience, Not a Thing, for Her Birthday

    For a birthday or a memorable trip, give her an experience you can share and come home smiling about, rather than another object. We suggest a new gift style with women-oriented adult services.

    A Special Gift for Occasions Like These

    • Celebrating a friend’s birthday
    • A special day on a trip together
    • A day off with a friend you have not seen for a while
    • An evening when you want to try something a little different

    Accessories and cosmetics make lovely gifts too. But this year,
    “Why don’t we try something a little exciting together?”
    That could be a wonderful gift as well.

    Of course, this assumes that she is interested too. Perhaps you have talked together about women-oriented adult services before. Perhaps you have said, “We should try it one day.” If so, you could turn that “one day” into a plan for the two of you.

    It is not only about the experience itself.
    The journey to your meeting place. The time spent waiting for the cast member at the hotel. The conversation over a meal afterwards, sharing your thoughts about the 120 minutes you spent together. Every part of it becomes a memory of that day.

    Give her time that lets you both go home smiling, rather than another thing.
    We think birthdays and days off like that can be wonderful.

    PRIVATE CONSULTATION

    You Can Talk to Us
    Even If You Have Not Decided Yet.

    For two-person bookings with a friend, we can guide you through your preferences and hotel selection.

    Make a Booking or Enquiry

    All 8 Chapters

    1. CHAPTER 01｜“I’ve Been a Little Curious About Women’s Adult Services”
    2. CHAPTER 02｜Taking the First Step Is Easier with a Friend
    3. CHAPTER 03｜Coming Together Does Not Mean Wanting the Same Thing
    4. CHAPTER 04｜Respecting Feelings You May Be Shy About Sharing in Front of a Friend
    5. CHAPTER 05｜One Cast Member, Contact Details and Consultation Process
    6. CHAPTER 06｜Choose a Hotel That Can Accommodate Three People
    7. CHAPTER 07｜Give an Experience, Not a Thing, for Her Birthday
    8. CHAPTER 08｜Together, You Might Just Want to Try It
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    WOMEN’S SEXUALITY / 06THE OPUS APPROACHWhy OPUS is an option
    START WITH THE PILLAR04 | What Adult Services Sell Is More Than Sex | OPUSBACK TO THE EDITORIAL HUBWOMEN'S SEXUALITY | Desire & Intimacy→
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