It’s funny to see how far I have come in all these years. lol Evolving into what I am today. Life is our greatest teacher. I’ve been a member here on TER, since 2005. My first review was deleted because the member who introduced me to this community was banned.
They bring back so many great memories with so many hot and wonderful women. Some became close personal friends and that is always nice.
Can you tell us why your guy was banned and just leave his name out? That's crazy.
I remember my first "Approved" review, Juliette..l remember that like it was yesterday.
Shame as there's so many I didn't review, because of time or I figured I'd get around to it and just never did them. Some because of TER guidelines
So yeah I'll read them
Yes, I do read them from time to time to relive the encounter since I try keep them accurate and respectful, but also tastefully dirty. Some of the encounters were quite funny at least to me, so it's nice to laugh again at myself.
I don't read my old reviews, but I do keep a spreadsheet of the (stage) names and date of first meeting and a count of subsequent meetings -- going back all eight years. Very occasionally I review the list and see if I can even remember what they looked like. Unfortunately some have slipped into obscurity. But I think I still recall the majority.
I remember most encounters, going back about 15 years now, like it were yesterday. Therefore, rereading my reviews doesn't do a lot for me.
I came across a name and, unlike others, I couldn’t remember if I had seen her before. I was a bit surprised that it was 16 years ago! I was quite the wordsmith too. I said her head game was so good that it felt like I took a bonghit with my dick. Alluding to why I couldn’t remember if I’d seen her, but I apparently really enjoyed myself.
TER doesn’t allow reviews to be posted ,say from review sites as ….
Or they were poorly written, in my case during my early tries. Took me a while before I figured out what TER was all about back in the day.
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They were among my earliest attempts at reviewing. My early reviews sometimes contained humor and sarcasm. Even after several edits, I couldn't always satisfy the mods. And some SUBMISSIONS coudln't get APPROVED (they expired) because her then-current ads ceased to exist.
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And some of my reviews are no longer viewable by others because the Providers have retired and removed their Profiles or otherwise asked to be delisted. (My Carlee Jag review got some funny comments on the boards but CJ retired).
They usually provide a reason and you can edit the review to get it approved.
unapproved, it stays on your list for EDITING, so you can make it compliant. If they don't do it automatically, they will tell you the reason it was not approved if you ask them. This edit feature means the only time you should have a review die on your list is if her link is no longer good. I have lost several over the years on touring girls because by the time I submitted the review, she had moved on and the link was no longer active.
Not all true. One of mine was unapproved and cannot be edited for resubmission. It was my second review for the lady and apparently they thought it was too soon to submit a second. I find that ridiculous.
That has been the rule for a long time. I guess they have to have a cut off somewhere.
Honestly, it’s like another person wrote those reviews. I enjoyed writing the reviews, and I actually get a lot of pleasure out of just reading them.
I suppose it's only a coincidence that about the time you started requiring real life personal information for screening your review scores started becoming mostly 9's and 10's. That seems like an unusually quick transformation to me. How would you explain it, if you can?
Do you suspect, as I do, that once mongers realized that you knew who they were in real live they were intimidated into giving you higher scores, or did some veteran provider mentor you on how to become a better fuck?
For me, they evoke memories of people, places and experiences. Things I don't want to forget. Reading an old review is like opening a time capsule.