K-girls

just a random thought I had
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In the more experienced gents' opinion, what percentage of kgirl lovers leave reviews on TER?

This is something I've wondered for awhile. I think it could differ by region, too, but feel free to answer for your local area and/or in general across the US.

Cheers,

S

It's hard to even estimate. I'd imagine maybe 10% of all kmongers ever wrote a single review online, and that number is literally me completely guessing.

 
Then the segmented sites. For bay area, it appears that ter was never the primary spot to write reviews until it came back this year, which coincided with the other site kicking the kprofiles out.

 
If we're talking reviews in plural, we're talking about a fraction of a percent, and single digit percent in absolute best case, imo.

For many popular girls, it can be between 1 and 5 percent, I think. You have to allow for many repeats with popular girls. The first session/monger pairing gets a review. You can sort of guesstimate how many are writing reviews if you know about how busy she is. But the same monger sees her some n number of times with usually no additional reviews. But some popular girls are kept quiet because mongers want to keep the secret to themselves. So for them the percentage is vanishingly small.  

 
For less popular girls, it’s less than that. But very hard to pin down a number.  

 
Frankly, I wouldn’t even try to assign a hard number here as the data is just too soft. The 1 and 5 percent is a total swag. But this question has come up before. And some people thought those numbers made sense. Up to you what you want to believe, though.

TER has NEVER been very popular in the Mid-Continent area and even less so in the post FOSTA/SESTA era. There are dozens of K-AMPs in Dallas, along with a handful of K AAMPs. The K-AAMPs have maybe a dozen girls working on any given day combined which translates to somewhere just under a 100 K-Girl sessions each day, or lets cut in in half and say  that on an average day there are 50 different guys seeing a K-Girl at an AAMP in Dallas. It's rare to see more than a single review each week for a K-Girl in Dallas so you do the math, it's a very tiny percentage of K-Girl sessions that are reviewed on TER from Dallas, way less than even 1%.

GaG's methodology using average daily number of girls working in SoCal (LA, OC, SD), with average biz of 5 customers a day, and the number of Kgirl reviews being written for these three cities, it appears that its less than 5% of guys who are writing reviews..  Before FOSTA/SESTA, it was more like one out of 10 in SoCal, so this legislation has had a negative impact on reviews.  This can be corroborated by looking at the number of guys who have a good number of Kgirl reviews prior to 2018, but are no longer posting reviews since TER returned service to the US.  I can't blame some guys for being cautious, especially married guys with families, but you can also write reviews under an alias.  Same rules apply.  

Kinda hard to get motivated to reply with anything that requires more than a small effort ever since the Great Purge.

 
But I will have to agree that the review writing percentage seems to be down significantly compared to what it was a few years ago. That 1 to 5 percent was from an old thread on another forum. It made sense back then. I think it still works for popular girls here in Sillycon Valley. But the overall motivation to write reviews for everyone seems less these days.

 
I am one of those guys who no longer (mostly) writes reviews. My reasons are not as you stated though. I had a couple of girls targeted by people who were far more unscrupulous and violent than I believed - at the time - occurred in the mongering community.

 
Those girls were targeted because people knew they were repeats for me. And I’d had run-ins with the culprits in the forums where they did not feel I respected them sufficiently. Every time I write a review now I worry that something bad will happen to the girl. So, I mostly write reviews for girls that I know are leaving. Or I try to be careful to not imply I repeat with her.  

 
I understand how aliases work. But sometimes you can tell who the author is even when they use a different name. So, yeah, I’m paranoid now.

And, yes, I have occasionally slipped up and mentioned that I repeated with a girl. And only realized I did it too late to fix it.

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