How do you feel about Grafic reviews providers do you mind and hobbist would you like to know all the jucy details
your in put would be appreciated
I've never seen a provider that I read a graphic review on. Not enough left to the imagination. Besides after all the studs talk about making the girl scream and howl do I really what to compete with that.
(OOPS...I meant to post this to the original thead!)
I am inclined to feel that detailed reviews are important. For the type of money that is shelled out in this "fantasy arena", little details can make a big difference as to how satisfying an encounter can be to a potential customer. For those of us who cannot afford frequent encounters, a perfunctory review might be too enigmatic, and I would rather know too much than too little.
Having said that, I think detailed reviews should only be written in ways that are respectful to the ladies. If a provider is good at what she does and is classy, then a "graphic" review that is written tastefully (and no, those two things are not exclusive) would likely be viewed as a plus by all but the most mannered of hobbyists. I mean, come on guys...what are we here for??? Some of the ladies may not agree with me, and may feel detailed reviews are excessive. However, courtesy does not buy you credit, and if Cynicalman is correct and it is "all about the money" (sorry, CM...I couldn't resist), reviews are the best tools to help us with making informed decisions about how to spend our money, and I want to make the most informed decision I possibly can.
As for measuring up to some guy that made her see stars, if you believe in what you bring to the table (or the bedroom), the potential for a good time is always there. Remember, the woman isn't there to find her "soulmate". You do the best you can, be generous with her, and the rest is up to the chemistry you share.
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If you believe the "guy[s] that made her see stars" I've got a great deal for you on some real estate in Brooklyn.
I put a LOT of weight in how the gentleman words his reviews. You can say the same thing, get the same message across, but do so appropriately, and in a way that is both satisfying to fellow hobbyists and yet with class and respect towards the Provider.
Some details are completely unneccessary in a review, and shouldn't be there at all.
Funny, MOST of my gents don't review. In some ways, this makes me MORE relaxed, less inhibited, and feeling as if I'm 'under the 'scope'; then afterwords, I think - shoot! too bad he DOESN'T review because this would've been HOT! LOL LOL
or at least I like reading that you had a good time. If you need to be graphic to portray that fact then so be it.
Many providers though have seperate oppions. I would suggest asking each provider you plan to review before you review them. Some do not wish to be reviewed at all, some prefer as little detail as possible. ASK we'll let you know.
XOXO Charis
Thanks for everyones input and advise i agree with you all like one post said if you are laying out 2K well the rewiew should be very specific i usually ask the ladies if they mind grafic r3eviews also if the provider is way off the wall and wild well grafic is in order but if she is GFE only then a little tamer
I use TER daily I wonder over to the other board and did some reviews and i am beeing reamed over by Huboo and a few others they say my reviews are trash and belong on TER
thats all
thanks
hogan
I had guys writing that I did greek, which I don't do. If you are going to write something be truthful and honest.
I have talked with a disproportionately high number of providers who have said reviews of them contained embellishents or flat out lies. That is so uncool. I mean, it not only is bad karma, and cheats your fellow hobbyist, but it sets up potential difficulty for that provider with hobbyists who expect the same...which never really happened.
Unless you talk personally with fellow posters or providers, this is an anonymous board, so we should be able to be honest about everything. I mean, if I can admit I had trouble getting "my buddy" to work, I think people can certainly not feel the need to embellish reviews. :P