Lately, I've had a few potential clients ask me if I offer an Ultimate GFE experience .... I've assumed that they're likely asking if I'll do BBFS so I don't bother replying.
Is that what it means, or am I missing something?These instances often happen right after a new review is posted which neglected to mention that a cover was used, and I've also noticed the percentage of clients who try to play unsafe increases during the week following such a review. So while I know the mention of a cover doesn't seem like a sexy thing to add to your reviews, but it really is important
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Typically a Fav who is very smooth about the application. In one case, she applied it with her mouth as she was about to mount CG. I had to lift my head to see that she had indeed applied it.
This has come up recently & I understand the concern. I will write my reviews to include this detail in the future.
I think the question deserves a curt "NO" reply. Otherwise you may be turning away clients who WANT a cover, not ones looking for BBFS. There is no single term for BBFS... besides the initials given.
Asking that question comes very close to asking if you will have sex for money and shows a lack of discretion on his part.
about including that in a review. I did so in my last review consciously because of a TER post saying it was important.
I appreciate your stating specifically why it is important.
