... OUTSTANDING performance, I wrote that she "swallowed every drop like a champ." Turns out she DIDN'T DO THIS AFTER ALL. Instead, she disposed of the load discreetly, in order not to ruin the mood -- so discreeetly that she COMPLETELY FOOLED ME. Now she's taking static because it appears to some that she is advertised as doing something she doesn't really do. I'm VERY SORRY about this bad outcome; she's a dear, good woman, and a great f*ck/
Unless she says she does something on her site, or in a post, then she isn't advertising it.
But, since moron's can't tell the difference between a review and an Ad, then just write to staff and ask them to change the review.
Not an on-topic reply, but I had to say...I can't believe I've gone this far in life without reading the Meister's reviews. If there were a Pulitzer for Tales of the Tail, you'd win several.
Thanks!
Well, don't you becomingly on to me there Hemmingway...I'm a hobbiest not a provider 
guys need to realize that we are human beings too and one guy who treats us better and visits us more may be able to talk us into services that aren't on the menu for first timers
Yes, one party may accomodate the other party for a particular thing, service, etc. after several visits with each other. However, I would think that if one asks the other not to "advertise" said service, thing, etc. it would not showe up in a review. Discretion should reign in these cases.
... that an individual such as cooch, one who is held in such high regard by ALL, could have possible made a mistake and written something in a review that was actually incorrect, even accidently!! This leaves me in a very uncertain, wobbly place....what to do, oh, what to do??
Suzanne (confidence in life now removed)