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HangingwithBears 791 reads
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If she provided more services than she advertises, I'd ask for permission to include the extra "features" or I'd just leave them out. While reviews should be accurate (albeit completely fictional), the last thing she needs is a bunch of guys expecting services she doesn't generally offer.


So, you had an amazing session. The girl kicked ass. She did all sorts of stuff that she normally doesn't do. You name it, she did it: Rimming, CIM, Swallow, Greek... a total porn movie.

You write a review about it and include every little detail.

Would you offer her to read your review and let you know if she is ok with the details before you submit it?

A part of me feels that making such offer would be a respectful and noble thing to do.

On the other hand, telling the truth, the WHOLE truth, and nothing but the truth... is, well... a respectful and noble thing to do too.

As a hobbyist, what would you do? And, more importantly, what would providers like us to do?

I think that there are certain people (like you LOL) or certain sessions that just bring out the wild side in us or providers and that not every experience is the same...I would write the juicy details but leave out the things that you KNOW she doesn't really do

:)

Cant wait to read it my friend!
Kisses Brianna



Posted By: djtb65

So, you had an amazing session. The girl kicked ass. She did all sorts of stuff that she normally doesn't do. You name it, she did it: Rimming, CIM, Swallow, Greek... a total porn movie.

You write a review about it and include every little detail.

Would you offer her to read your review and let you know if she is ok with the details before you submit it?

A part of me feels that making such offer would be a respectful and noble thing to do.

On the other hand, telling the truth, the WHOLE truth, and nothing but the truth... is, well... a respectful and noble thing to do too.

As a hobbyist, what would you do? And, more importantly, what would providers like us to do?

bring out the "wild side" of Brianna.  The problem was, though, which wild side did I want to bring out?  ;-)

Miss seeing you Bri.  Hope all is well.

And not for the providers.
I rarely discuss reviews. Either they know my board handle and assume one will be written, or they don't know my board handle and it is not up for discussion.

Knowing what details should or should not be included in a review is more of a common sense issue.

And in my case I had asked the provider if I could review the session as it was in graphic detail before I went ahead and submitted the review.  It is interesting that some of the ladies have more in the repertoire than the average review tells, and whether they would want to let on that there is more is YMMV I believe.  If a provider would rather not have a review, and there have been some, then I respect their wishes and keep it off the boards.  What I might add is that creating a trust factor is paramount in this game...and I wish to continue to build on those types of relationships.

Posted By: djtb65

So, you had an amazing session. The girl kicked ass. She did all sorts of stuff that she normally doesn't do. You name it, she did it: Rimming, CIM, Swallow, Greek... a total porn movie.

You write a review about it and include every little detail.

Would you offer her to read your review and let you know if she is ok with the details before you submit it?

A part of me feels that making such offer would be a respectful and noble thing to do.

On the other hand, telling the truth, the WHOLE truth, and nothing but the truth... is, well... a respectful and noble thing to do too.

As a hobbyist, what would you do? And, more importantly, what would providers like us to do?
Well I would just suggest that the review tells the whole truth and nothing but the truth.  If a guy wants to show me the review that is cool, but not show it to me so that I can approve or disapprove.  But of course if there is a blatant lie or some miscommunication yeah I would say so...

But I think that a guy should just post the truth!!  And if a girl does stuff she normally wouldn't do, then just say that in the review that it was done, but this is not normally on her list of services.  But to me the bottom line is just give the most accurate info that you can.  :)

If she provided more services than she advertises, I'd ask for permission to include the extra "features" or I'd just leave them out. While reviews should be accurate (albeit completely fictional), the last thing she needs is a bunch of guys expecting services she doesn't generally offer.

While I am all for full and honest disclosure in reviews.....I also believe in a certain amount of discretion. A provider may advertise certain services.....and sometimes a special chemistry with a hobbiest may take her someplace she may share with one.....but may not want to advertise to the masses (of course, I have only heard rumors of such things happening). In these cases, I believe it is OK to ask the provider if she wants certain details disclosed in a review.

BTW......djtb65.....you are a total whore......which I totally respect......see you soon dude!!

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I don't write reviews as I like to keep my encounters private, but I must agree with several of the others here.

I don't think you should put anything false in a review, but if something occured that she would rather not have "public" don't include it.  You need to respect the lady and not make her uncomfortable.

Also, if you post some things that she wishes to remain between just the two of you, she might decide not to see you again.

I have often shared a review prior to posting and have deleted a few details on occasion. Many providers will allow fisting or Greek under ideal conditions but don't want it broadcast and I respect that.
I will not add details, embellish or indicate the experience was better or worse than it was.

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