What are these reviews for? Aren't they to provide objective information to guys . . . Board members? The whole idea of TER would be useless if it doesn't add predictability and objective - not subjective - measures of the actual and specific services a lady provides, right?
Some ladies will treat a fella extra-special because she's having a good day. Some ladies will treat a fella extra-special because he's a repeat client. Some ladies will treat a fella extra-special because he reminds her of an old boyfriend.
If we define "GFE" to mean nothing more than "she acted TOWARD ME like a girlfriend," then none of us know how the lady is going to act towards us individually. That's not the kind of thing that's predictable or objectively measurable for a future client. A clerk at Walmart can be nice one day and grumpy the next; presumably they're usually nice or else they'll get fired.
I can almost see defining deep kissing as GFE - but for most of us (I'd bet the poll would support this!), we're more interested in knowing whether BBBJ is available rather than whether the provider is willing to let us stick our tongues in her mouth. I think most of us fork over the donation for the GFE (Genital-Friendly Experience), and nothing is more friendly that oral without a cover.
Whether a lady offers oral WITH a cover or WITHOUT a cover is usually an actual policy of hers that applies to all guys (except unhygienic visitors). It's a binary condition: either she does it or she doesn't. Calling the experience GFE or not GFE provides actual information, which is the point of these reviews.
Calling a visit "GFE" or "not GFE" based on whether deep kissing is allowed or whether the lady is warm towards us is not only vague and hard to quantify, it's also repetitive - redundant. That information is ALREADY covered in the narrative description and also in the performance rating. If a lady acts coldly and detached toward us, she gets a low grade for performance and we describe her attitude in the narrative.
If a fella wants to search out only those providers who offered the uncovered oral experience, that's what GFE was meant for.
Finally, I'm not saying that a warm provider who lets a guy tongue-kiss her isn't offering the kind of experience that a girlfriend might offer (although most of our girlfriends probably haven't been with four other guys before seeing us, right?). But we need to limit the use of "GFE" to mean one specific, measurable, predictable act, and not have it apply to a whole lot of mushy stuff that means different things to different clients. It benefits certain providers to describe their menu as including GFE even when they insist on a cover for oral; it doesn't help clients looking for a provider who provides BBBJ.
The rest of it? How nicely the lady treats you and all? Well, she should say that in her ad anyway . . . and they all do, right? How many ads say, "Come visit me and spend time with a detached, mechanical blow-up doll?" They don't. So a lady who promises that she's GFE must mean something more helpful than just, "I'm going to treat you warmly.