I think reviewers should tell the truth about what happens PERIOD! To what the OP was asking when I look at someones past reviews, I'm looking to see if they are generally an unpleasable A-hole or not.
I have learned a lot about the review process lately and it finally sunk in that reviews are not just used by us guys, but also by the women who want to learn more about us. That being said, I would appreciate any and all input from the ladies on this site as to what they would like to see when we review them, or when they are writing a review we post about another lady?
Some ladies have said that they will back off a gentlemen if the reviews of ladies he has done indicate that he may have preferences that are not consistent with her, i.e. a gentlemen who has seen primarily tall blondes over the age of 40 with no tattoos that wants to see a Latina that is 28 years old who just happens to have one very small tattoo. Does the electronic paper trail a gentleman leaves behind regarding the ladies he has seen make you not want to see him if he generally sees other types of women, but wants some variety?
Would you advise us to write lots of reviews, just a few reviews to make life easier for you, or no reviews whatsoever? For the record, I have yet to write a review, although I have yet to see a provider either
As usual, I would appreciate a woman's point of view here to help guide us newbies as we enter a brave new world.
....ladies and gentlemen who post reviews to maintain truth and credibility by being accurate, concise, and descriptive per TER's requirement.
And simply ask the provider that you are seeing if she'd like a review.its that easy.
I'm thinking of cases where a provider did something special for me, e.g. BBBJ when her profile and all other reviews say CBJ. And it's clear she wil only do BBBJ with clients she knows very well and trusts completely (eg to not CIM).
I think in cases like that it's OK to omit such details. Or at least run the review by the provider to make sure she's ok including those details.
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I think reviewers should tell the truth about what happens PERIOD! To what the OP was asking when I look at someones past reviews, I'm looking to see if they are generally an unpleasable A-hole or not.
I liked what you said here and I could related because I have given the "we're not a good match" reply when I've read their reviews and found that they were not please-able.
I am glad that I am not the only one, and now I realize that I am not just TOO picky with my hobbyists.
xoxo
Krista Collins
On other ladies. I'm not perfect, nor am I the last coca cola in the desert but I like to believe I know a little bit in regards to my craft. I also love the mystery and the chase, it's not a true girlfriend experience if I go reading everything you wrote to find out how a) you will review me or B) your likes and dislikes.
When was the last time one of your girlfriends called an ex of yours to find out what your likes or dislikes were or how you like your penis sucked? I don't want to read that you got her on her knees and ABC I want to find that out by myself. Some providers won't see low scorers, I personally don't care. A review has to do with honesty and your experience. I've had reviewers write in a review that I was the best experience in the world and that I was gorgeous and leave me a 6/6 or a 7/7, with that said it's all subjective to me. If I start reading every single review some of my dates has written before seeing me I would probably be overwhelmed, thus consider in canceling call.
I think reviews are awesome and I personally am practically obsessed with mine. I use my reviews to find out what styles work, if my work enviroment is comfortable enough for a man. I also get an ego-boost when I read another good, "awesome" review. If I could say one thing, I've had men threaten me with a bad review or try and bribe me with a good one. I don't agree with that. Does anyone know if there are any sites in which us providers can review the client? That would be really cool and helpful I think.