K-girls

Re: Why?
sunnyday1 169 Reviews 1706 reads
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1 / 48

OK guys, I gotta say something, I don't want to start more drama, but this azzbrkr guy has now left TWO fake reviews on a local Kgirl whose name starts with D. He didn't even bother to describe her body correctly (claims she's got no ass when everyone else says that's her best feature)....can we flag reviews?

I hit "report a problem" and described the situation. Is there anything else we can do?

Oh, and "azzbrkr", if you're reading this, are you really that hard up for VIP time, or do you have some kind of vendetta against this chick? WTF?

36363jensen 4 Reviews 146 reads
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2 / 48

Reviewed the same girl twice when his first review clearly says she is not the type of girl or the type of service he wants???

 
I'm actually surprised TER allowed the new review as it adds nothing new to the prior review. (And he cannot be doing the new review for VIP as second review doesn't qualify for VIP days).

Floorhump422 25 Reviews 145 reads
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3 / 48

In October for describing a completely different person but nothing was done about it by TER. I think it interesting that in his second review, he says he doesn't like her appearance and yet raises the appearance score from a 5 to a 6. What a low-effort post.  

Just the other day, I reported someone for copying directly from another person's review. If you don't want to pay for VIP, at least put some effort into making something up lol.

team_rocket_qwerty 156 reads
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4 / 48

Is that he described her ass incorrectly?

 

I mean, it could be a fake review, but if I were to present this as an argument here for a positive review being fake, I'd be crucified.

I took my time reading all reviews here for this gal and I haven't seen a single one that would fit the "everyone else says that's her best feature" statement. In fact, other than this review, unless I missed something, no reviews mention ass in negative or positive way. Considering majority of Asian providers have a flat ass, a standout ass is likely to be mentioned, imo

 
Now, the double review two months later with the same grade IS suspicious and adds nothing to his older review, so that one does seem like a vip extension grab.  

 

People cant possibly tell me there isn't a huge double standards when it comes to fake positive reviews VS fake negative reviews. Damaging a girl's rep for some reason has a lot more wight than damaging monger's wallets and time. Par for the course I guess.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 131 reads
posted
5 / 48

Plagiarizing my reviews over the years, but that doesn't mean they didn't see the girl.  They will lift a sentence here and there word for word, and then add a little content of their own.  They just liked my phraseology better.   Lol

 
But on the other hand, I know the details I put in my reviews have also been used in fake reviews.  I gave up years ago reporting it to TER.  They want the review count to go up, not down, because they are a review site, so the bar is pretty low on what is acceptable.   We are on our own to decipher which ones are real and which are fakes.  

 
I have always advocated for some minimum content criteria in reviews, because that would at least DETER some of the fakers who care about their own cred, but that hasn't gone anywhere either.  We still see three- and four-line reviews all the time.  End of rant.  Lol

36363jensen 4 Reviews 108 reads
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6 / 48

not because you call something out but due to HOW you call stuff out and HOW you respond to anyone that might have a different take or question your assertions about something.

 
You have two mongers here questioning the reviewer, neither see to be guilty of posting shill reviews or shilling (TER def or otherwise) on the boards saying the girl is not what is described and I think that was more than just about the ass.  

 
Moreover, the guy himself says in the first review the provider does  (can not?) not provide the type of experience he wants why go back for a second session.  So clearly that is a fake review and the guy is an idiot who doesn't know the additional reviews are not eligible for VIP days.

 
Attacking those that point out what appear to be fake negative reviews is not monger friendly. Similarly, fake negative reviews are just as harmful for mongers as fake positive reviews, just via different mechanisms (and I'm sorry, if your view is "but the money" I think you're only speaking for a fairly limited section of the population here -- I think for most the non-pecuniary costs of fake reviews is where the cost and pain really hits.)

Floorhump422 25 Reviews 167 reads
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7 / 48

When I reported his first review, my basis for it being fraudulent was his saying she was a milf. Some of the reviews mention her being young and if you've seen her, it's pretty apparent for more than just physical reasons (in addition to her confirming it in person). It's difficult to prove that in a Feedback or Problem Report though.

team_rocket_qwerty 144 reads
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8 / 48

Where did I attack anyone?

This is about double standards and the different thresholds seemingly required by negative and positive reviews.  

 
I merely said that the evidence provided wouldn't be anywhere close to enough when someone try to point out positive fake review. I recall me providing tons of evidence and people on this board still saying it's not a 100% thing.

 
Is misrepresenting body type by itself enough to call something out as a fake review? Because if it is, I'll probably find hundreds of fake reviews this way.  

 
I merely asked where is the evidence of the following statement of "when everyone else says that's her best feature"? I do not see this info in any of the reviews. Is this some insider knowledge? I'll be fine with that too.  

 
My post was about double standards. I don't see the op go at people who write fake positive reviews. But wrong description of an ass seems enough grounds to claim he wrote a fake one. The op claimed both reviews are fake.  

 
So again, is wrong description of a body, or not mentioning the type of body when it's excessively large or small or far off advertised value, enough grounds to accuse of a fake review?  

I just want to know. I have not posted anything here without proper evidence, even if I was 98% sure it was a fake review. If this bar is lower now, I need to know.

inicky46 61 Reviews 171 reads
posted
9 / 48

Actually, I nabbed someone who cribbed an entire review I did on another site and posted it here as his own. It was flattering.

team_rocket_qwerty 129 reads
posted
10 / 48

An early 30s can still considered a milf by some though, right?  

 
Again, I must appeal to double standards here, unfortunately. How many people report fake reviews when the reviewer says the girl is in her 20s and she's actually in her 40s? Par for the course, right? You can't have the whole "westerners can't tell Asian women age" only one way.

team_rocket_qwerty 120 reads
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11 / 48

That "negative" reviews (although a 6/6 review isn't really that negative) are way more impactful than positive ones?

 
Don't see any of ya'll point out fake positive reviews like that. But when there's an allegedly fake negative review, all hell breaks loose. Lol.

 
Oh I get it fake positive reviews are just advertising, but a fake negative review must be vendetta against girls or agencies. Convenient position.

Fake review that says girl is in her 20s when she's in her 40s =nothing major, guys can't tell age of Asian women, duh.  

Fake review that says girl is milf when she's in her 30s=grounds for reporting

Did I get that right? I'm just trying to establish concrete criteria here.

-- Modified on 12/16/2020 1:08:43 PM

useyrhead 4 Reviews 152 reads
posted
12 / 48

Yes, the negative reviews get more attention. Like somebody driving a clunker belching out smoke down the street, the negative stuff gets noticed more.

 
Which one is more valuable? That’s a different discussion.

team_rocket_qwerty 153 reads
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13 / 48

That's fair. We're making some progress, as you would say.

So then, do you think it's in the best interests of the orgs, pos and girls that negative reviews should be kept to a minimum, by any means? Even if they are truthful and correct. And if they can be blamed on the customer or called fake or a byproduct of a rival oeg, it's better for their interests?

Floorhump422 25 Reviews 135 reads
posted
14 / 48

You're not wrong, but in this case, I think you need to have seen the girl to truly know the reviews were fake. She's in her early 20s lol.

useyrhead 4 Reviews 132 reads
posted
15 / 48

Are you talking about setting up your own Rocket review monitoring agency to do this?

 
If you’re wanting to have a theoretical discussion as to what should be done with “bad” reviews, I’ve already answered. The only difference is now you’re wanting to move the goal posts and talk about defining bad as anything below a 7 now?  

 
Is this all you really think about? How much benefit do you really think it is to your fellow mongers to beat this dead horse even further?

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 135 reads
posted
16 / 48

know me better than that?  LOL

team_rocket_qwerty 121 reads
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17 / 48

Huh? I'm not quite sure what your post had to do with my previous one.  

 

I merely asked since you do agree that negative reviews have more impact, wouldn't it be directly in interest of orgs/pos/insiders/girls to attempt to discredit such reviews and minimize such impact?  

 

I think about a lot of things. But I particularly dislike the double standards for reviews. I find it disturbing that some people think making a girl look better than she is perfectly fine (for whatever reason), yet making a girl look worse than she is, is horrible.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 160 reads
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18 / 48

Fake negative reviews suffer the same problem as delayed medication due to FDA processes. The observable metric is the people NOT suffering from really bad side effects (perhaps even worse that whatever disease the medicine is for) but all the people suffering or dying don't get included in most analysis. That can only happen ex post and it's easy then to say, but we could not know that earlier approval would not have resulted in massive deaths.

 
It's about information asymmetries.

 
In the end though (as we've been through a million times on TER now) individual reviews really mean nothing. It's good to call out what seem questionable and it is done -- both on the positive and the negative side. In the end it's the interpretation of ALL the reviews that needs to be considered and that is what most people here do.

 
But back to the are positive or negative fake reviews worse? Just how will someone make that call? The issue boils down to the event that occurred due to the fake review against the counter-factual event that would have occurred in the absence of the fake review.

 
Rocket's view seem to depend nearly entirely on the money that was either spent or not spend. I don't think that comes close to covering all the aspects that matter. But if that is the only metric then it is easy to see someone making the case that the fake negative review is less harmful than the fake positive review. But I think that is incomplete and flaws analysis.

useyrhead 4 Reviews 106 reads
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19 / 48

This would only be relevant if we could actually quantify how much one or the other is done. But we can’t. We can’t even come close.

 
I only agree that negative reviews get more people figuratively turning their heads and noticing. As I said, I was willing to agree as long as impactful is not considered equal or equivalent to valuable.

 
A beautiful girl can stop traffic. An ugly girl will just cause people to look away. Unless you’re paying to have sex with that ugly girl. Then people tend to get vocal about it.  

 
So, yeah, bad reviews get more attention or notice and thus make more of an emotional impact. But that’s as far as I can go towards agreeing with you.

 
I still believe that focusing on bad reviews - or in this case, less than stellar reviews - does very little, if anything, to get anyone well and thoroughly laid. There are other things that will have significantly more impact. And that is what I believe is worth our mutual attention. You are free to disagree. As you clearly do.

sunnyday1 169 Reviews 115 reads
posted
20 / 48

I agree with you but its a lot harder to spot a fake positive review than a fake negative one, IMO

team_rocket_qwerty 159 reads
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21 / 48

I asked why some people are quick to call out a fake negative review with little evidence, while fake positive review dont elicit even a whimper out of them when presented with far more evidence.

 
You know exactly what I'm getting at here. Why is it OK for some to make the girl look better than she is, but unacceptable to make her look worse than she is? It smells like an acute case of double standards.

useyrhead 4 Reviews 160 reads
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22 / 48

I’ll bet if you look through the forums you’ll see people complaining about reviews that make a girl look better than she is, too.

 
I think you’re only seeing what you’re looking for.

team_rocket_qwerty 132 reads
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23 / 48

I'll ask again - so if you agree that bad or less than stellar reviews get more noticed, doesn't this mean that the owners of the service/business that get evaluated, in this case orgs/pos/insiders/girls, would want to discredit such reviews or make it seem like an outlier? I havent heard a clear answer from you there.

 
There is a reason why after such a review, there is a pattern of a few great reviews usually popping up right after. They're rebuttal reviews, and I believe Jensen even approved of those kind of reviews  (I might be wrong though) even if they're not from an actual monger.  

 

Yes, we clearly disagree about the getting laid part. That's fair. People have different standards. But studies have shown that people will read negative reviews. You agree that negative reviews stand out. Negative reviews is when people feel strong about something. Any product I research, I head straight to negative reviews, and read why people disliked it.  

It's easy for me - if I read the girl has green service, I will not see that girl. Do you think a positive or a negative review will indicate to me first that a girl has a subpar service?  

 
We were talking about this Dior girl a few weeks back. She has an average rating of below 6 service-wise. In her case, it's obvious she isn't/wasn't good at service. Yet some people still wanted to prop her up to make her look a lot better than she was. Everyone was fine with that. She has around 6 rating in looks. Again, people were fine with some advertisers making her look thinner than she was.

team_rocket_qwerty 159 reads
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24 / 48

I also don't know why Jensen emphasizes money so much like it doesn't matter.  

 
It's a service being sold for money and you don't get refunds. If the girl was was wack but you got your money back after, Im sure there'd be far less negative feedback.  

A customer has a right to be dissatisfied with a service he bought for money.

Seeing a girl you'd normally wouldn't see have you known her good reviews were fake vs not seeing a girl you might have seen if you knew her bad review was fake... I'd venture to say most mongers would choose the former.

It's kind of the same idea as a fake std rumor.

 
It's not even arguable that for a mongers health, it's better to not see a girl who is rumored to have a std and she doesn't, than to see a girl who has a std and he doesn't know.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 124 reads
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25 / 48

I suggested that you were focused on the money at the expense of other factors that are equally important to many here.

 
If I get mislead about a girl, go see her and leave that is as bit a problem and cost to me in many ways as if I had spend the money and gotten a really poor experience. The same holds for the reverse. If I miss out on seeing someone due to a fake review (or just a bad review -- we should distinguish between the two) only to learn from others' whom I trust and share similar tastes as mine what I missed that is worse than spending 300 on a poor session.  Doubly so if that woman chooses, perhaps due in part to that fake review, not to return for a repeat tour in the future

 
I do understand that for some sessions are really a special treat that they save up for. I can feel their pain but that is not, I don't think, characteristic of many on TER and certainly not a majority of those that are frequent participants. As such, the discussion should account for the entire audience and not just reflect the issues of most concern to a potential small portion.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 153 reads
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26 / 48

"My post was about double standards. I don't see the op go at people who write fake positive reviews. But wrong description of an ass seems enough grounds to claim he wrote a fake one. The op claimed both reviews are fake. "

 
Have you really gone through all of Sunny's posts AND confirmed every review he has ever looked at to see if he only calls out bad reviews to label fake? (After all, if that was his game why didn't he point out the 4 in performance as a fake review?) If not then your claim he only goes after the bad reviews but not the positive ones lacks any basis. That seems like an attack to me.

 
Second, the first review was called out a while back and I am pretty sure -- but will not swear it is a fact, just think I saw his handle in the thread (and not spending the time to find it) -- he was aware of the prior questioning of the review as legitimate. If so, then his calling out both as fake certainly makes sense. Arguing the first should be accepted just because it's not a glowing review when someone he is saying "I saw D and that review does not match her. It's a fake" seems a bit myopic. Are you really calling floorhump a lair? Or perhaps are you just looking to justify your personal views that bad reviews are generally true while the reverse is not the case?

 
And just to be clear, a 6 in performance for an escort on TER amounts to saying she belongs in a MP and is not even the best you get in one. So yes, that 6 review IS a bad review for an escort.

useyrhead 4 Reviews 184 reads
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27 / 48

You also seem to think that a negative review of a kgirl means something different from a negative review of a product (and we all know how you love to compare kgirls to products).

 
When I look at a product on Amazon, I do look at the negative reviews. But I pay the most attention to the average score. And I throw out the high and the low reviews. Because inflated product reviews as well as the opposite are apparently just part of human nature in a review oriented marketplace.

 
And this is why I think you place far too much importance on negative reviews. You keep talking about having so much evidence. But you certainly don’t show very much of it.  

 
The reality is that nobody can definitively state that a significant number of reviews are actually fake. You’d have to film every session and interview both parties afterwards to even come close to doing so. You also haven’t supplied sufficient evidence to support your accusations of this vast conspiracy on the part of the orgs to write fake reviews here on TER. Without compelling supporting evidence showing a preponderance of data what is there to talk about?

 
So, yes, I think it would be worthwhile to try to improve reviews. But I think you aren’t trying to improve reviews. You throw criticisms around like beads at Marci Gras. But you seem only to be soapboxing for attention based on experience that you had on other forums and review sites. With all of this effort you have put in what have you accomplished that has resulted in a measurable improvement in reviews?

 
You claim to be pro monger. Please help us all understand what that means. Because, so far, all we’ve seen is nearly continuous and generally pointless negative criticism with no positive result.

team_rocket_qwerty 107 reads
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28 / 48

Really? In my opinion it's the opposite.

 
Most negative reviews are unique and usually describe in details what went wrong. Fake positive reviews are usually generic, those that just need vip days (why risk provider getting pissed?), shill ones, provider herself/service that writes reviews/"insiders" that write reviews.

You want to spot an easy fake positive review of a kgirl? See new girls first few reviews, see the few positive reviews that pop off right after a big negative review. That shit is so easy. Lol.

team_rocket_qwerty 126 reads
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29 / 48

I haven't seen him call out a fake positive review. I did not attack him. I do believe he is right here. And neither am I calling fh a liar. I do believe them more than not.  

Again, I just want to hear some general criteria and not a "its on a case by case basis hurrr" nonsense.

 
I'm going to be calling out reviews that claim the girl is in her 20s when she's in her 40s, as fake too. They mislead and no one in their right mind would think the girl is in her 20s when she can easily pass for my aunt, and it's been a while since I was in my 20s.

Sounds good? A review that makes a girl 15-20 years younger than she is or looks, as well as having let's say her boobs called natural while she's clearly man-made, is a fake. Similar reasoning here. So far I haven't bothered with these, as there are way too many, but now I will list them. I will not stand for garbage double standards.

team_rocket_qwerty 169 reads
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30 / 48

Fair, but do the actual reviews or reviewers get called out?

Besides those done by me?

team_rocket_qwerty 127 reads
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31 / 48

I know many mongers who see many girls a month, yet who are disappointed immensely at every single subpar session they get. And it's not like they can't afford it.  

 
What you're essentially saying is, if someone repeatedly steals 10 bucks from you, it's OK. Its not like theyre stealing a thousand. As long as you can afford it, you seem to be content with it?  

 
Whereas I hate the idea of someone stealing from me on principle, and will try to make sure they don't try to steal again. Doesn't matter if it's ten dollars or ten thousand.
I don't care if I can afford to be misled. I don't like thieves and I don't like liars.

 
I think this is the same perverted logic as the whole pizza analogy. I've had sessions where I felt like it was me who should've been paid to have sex. I've felt like I wasted money, time, and sperm on someone who wasn't worth it at all. It's a shitty feeling and it doesn't make me feel any better by looking at my bank account, which is more than very healthy even by bay area standards. I don't like to be hustled.  

 

I think the logic of "because I can afford it, the fake positive review impacts me less", is extremely fallacious. I've never seen someone lament missing someone who they didn't see because of a fake negative review. I've seen plenty of people cussing out fake reviews for the terrible experiences they endured.

GaGambler 145 reads
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32 / 48

If I had a bad session and was unable to have another one for a week, you're fucking A right I'd be a lot more pissed than if I was simply able (which I am) to simply go see another provider that same day.  

 
It really is much like a pizza, if I get a bad pizza at the end of the night when all the other pizza places are closed, I get a lot more pissed than if I get a bad pizza 8 PM, but by 9 that same evening I have replaced it with a good one.

 
I do agree that I HATE to be hustled, but where it comes to looks I NEVER get hustled out of money because if I don't stay,  I don't pay and if the girl doesn't meet certain minimum standards, I don't stay. lol It only costs me a small amount of my time. Bad service is a different matter, but I find TER reviews are a LOT more likely to be misleading in terms of looks, age, weight, than they are about the service provided.

 
Lastly, I completely agree that fake "good reviews" are a MUCH bigger problem than fake "bad reviews"  Yes there are some agency shills who give great reviews for girls from one agency while constantly slamming the girls from their competitors, but those guys are pretty easy to spot.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 123 reads
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33 / 48

I don't consider it a waste of my sperm unless I was the only one in the room. . . . . . and that hasn't happened in years!! Lol

-- Modified on 12/17/2020 3:14:30 AM

ShorelineAmpVIP 134 reads
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34 / 48

Posted By: inicky46
Re: CDL admits he's a "catcher." Not a pitcher. LOL.
Actually, I nabbed someone who cribbed an entire review I did on another site and posted it here as his own. It was flattering.
An all to common occurrence on the massage parlor review boards, where I would say that 1/3 of the posted reviews are clearly plagiarized.

SLAmpVIP

team_rocket_qwerty 216 reads
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35 / 48

Yet again, you fail to answer my question. You pick and choose whatever you want to answer. Did I misquote you this time? Did I misinterpret something again?

 
We were having a logical conversation and thus a logical question followed. We agreed that negative reviews are most impactful. That they stand out. So far so good.  

 
Wouldn't be logical that it's in the best interest of girls, orgs, pos, insiders - anyone classified as sellers - to discredit negative reviews as fake or outliers? Certainly it is the case for yelp businesses, as most consume product have a pr team to specifically address negative reviews.

It's a rhetorical question, yet you don't want to answer it. Why?  

 
I also don't get whats so wrong about designating kgirl service as a product. Because it is. People review  doctor service as a product. People review masseuse service as a product. People review cleaning services as a product. And people review working girls as a product. Am I supposed to treat working girls in a special way? And if so, why?

-- Modified on 12/17/2020 12:21:52 PM

team_rocket_qwerty 115 reads
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36 / 48

Do you know what opportunity cost means, cdl?

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 105 reads
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37 / 48

There is no missed opportunity cost because my body can manufacture an endless supply of semen.  Missed opportunity costs require an event to be missed that cannot be repeated.  I feel bad for you if you view fucking a girl that was perhaps not your first choice is a missed opportunity.  As long as a session involves me shooting my load, it is never a missed opportunity IMO.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 112 reads
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38 / 48

but your post shows you completely misunderstand the argument I was making.

team_rocket_qwerty 111 reads
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39 / 48

Your point literally revolved around the fact that the majority of this board can afford a miss. And while yes, you concede that some may be saving up money for an appointment for days or weeks only to be disappointed, they are not the majority so they shouldn't be talked about. What did I misunderstand?

team_rocket_qwerty 116 reads
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40 / 48

So you admit your standards are low. Gotcha.

 
Think about other hobbies you have. Let's say you are a steak or wine connosieur. If you love great steak, would you be content with a big mac? If you are wine lover, would you be content with 3 dollar wine from your local bodega?  

 
You are content with a big mac in a steakhouse. I'm not. Yes, sex that I dont like is a missed opportunity.  

I would think someone who fucks hundreds of girls would understand this. I guess not.  

And who said about second choice? I said I had sessions where I felt it was I who should've been paid. Bad sessions.

useyrhead 4 Reviews 122 reads
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41 / 48

I think the only thing we can all agree on is that you want to be at the center of attention and you think the best way to do that is to take an unreasonable and unsupportable position and then accusing everyone who dares disagree with you of being less pro monger than you are.

 
Of course, you will object to this characterization by claiming something ridiculous like “is being against slavery unreasonable and unsupportable?” Yes, that is a strawman argument response. If you look through your responses on this board you use the strawman argument more often than anyone on this board ever since you joined.

 
Nah. You aren’t a troll at all.

-- Modified on 12/17/2020 2:53:47 PM

team_rocket_qwerty 140 reads
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42 / 48

I don't care about being a center of attention. You responded to me and we carried a normal conversation until the point, as usual, I asked you a simple question you could not or did not want to answer. I have no idea why.  

 

I believe I did not mention being pro-monger in this thread, I was mostly discussing double standards and the impact of negative reviews. We had a normal conversation until I asked the question and then you went offtopic discussing me and not the reviews and people who benefit from certain type of reviews being discredited. Did I make it about you? No. You made it about me. Why?

useyrhead 4 Reviews 121 reads
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43 / 48

Please feel free to concoct whatever bogus explanation you want.  

 
Trying to stay in a conversation with a person like you who deliberately misreads and misinterprets so he can remain the center of attention is just more than I want to take on. I’d much rather focus on stuff like getting laid or actually helping others do the same.

 
You should try it sometime.

team_rocket_qwerty 115 reads
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44 / 48

Please tell me,  what did I misinterpret from your post?

You:

"Yes, the negative reviews get more attention. Like somebody driving a clunker belching out smoke down the street, the negative stuff gets noticed more.

 
Which one is more valuable? That’s a different discussion."

 
Me:

"That's fair. We're making some progress, as you would say.

So then, do you think it's in the best interests of the orgs, pos and girls that negative reviews should be kept to a minimum, by any means? Even if they are truthful and correct. And if they can be blamed on the customer or called fake or a byproduct of a rival oeg, it's better for their interests?"

 
I don't think I misinterpreted anything you've said. I said that's fair to what you said and then asked my question.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 123 reads
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45 / 48

No. My point was more about opportunity costs and how that was much more important to many here than the monetary costs. To some extent that does follow from having more budget flexibility does make it much easier to care about the missed good opportunities than the money spent on marginal experiences. But that just falls from the marginal value of the dollar in many ways.

 
The other point was given we do have a more diverse set of people here those aspect are of equal value and make the fake negative/pay back review/drive the competition away reviews of as much concern as the fake, poor and misleading positive reviews.  You seem too willing to marginalize that group here.

 
I agree that those that are saving up for their treats are probably a relatively small minority (they will likely be the few times a year guys) but there are more that fit into the dropping 250-300 for a disappointing session is viewed as a hit to the wallet rather more than the disappointed expectations for the session/girl. But I suspect they are also the minority.

 
So it seems to me that your tolerance for "fake" (true fake, bad and misleading collectively) bad reviews in favor of focusing on calling out the "fake" positive reviews is done largely for what you admit is a minority here and thereby marginalize a majority of those here.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 142 reads
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to respond with a DIFFERENT non-sequitur?   If I was served a Big Mac in a steakhouse, I would walk out the same way I would walk out of an incall if a 180-pound Kgirl answered the door (unless she was 6-foot-10).  You said some appointments are a waste of your semen, so that precludes walking out, so why are you required to stay in a steakhouse that serves you a Big Mac?  If you stay, its YOUR choice, not the restaurant's, the same as staying at an incall after you have seen the girl.  Once I have decided to stay, per your scenario, as long as I get to cum, there is no missed opportunity and no cost to me as far as the semen I use for the session.  My body will manufacture more as I go about my other activities that day.  

 
An exchange like this works a lot better if you can stay focused on the topic.  The subject of my response addressed only your statement that some appointments are a "waste of your semen."  I said there is no waste of semen as long as I get to shoot my load.  Your retort was that there is a cost to a missed opportunity.  My response to that is that, since my body can manufacture an endless amount of semen, there is no "cost of missed opportunity."   Granted, I left you no place to go ON YOUR POINT, but switching the subject makes you look, shall we say, not that bright.  If you have been shut out from further argument, its better just to bow out gracefully, take the "L" and go home.  Trying a hail Mary like this just makes you look desperate and fools no one.  

 
I've made my point, so I will save you the further embarrassment of commenting on your backup wine analogy.  

team_rocket_qwerty 112 reads
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What? You already know I see girls for service, I don't walk out based on looks. So yes, I go through. A couple of times I had to just cut my losses and leave before busting a nut, but most times I tend to go through with busting a nut.

 
My analogy holds true for me. Unfortunately I can't quite start fucking and realizing the girl sucks at it, leave without paying. So aside from money, this is opportunity cost. I'd rather be elsewhere busting a nut.

 
There's opportunity cost to subpar encounters, money aside. I took your statement to mean that as long as you're busting a nut, you're happy.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 117 reads
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an ejaculation, then you did lose an opportunity, but that sounds more like a result of your attitude than her service.  I haven't ever met a Kgirl that didn't know how to make a customer cum, but if you're not open to it, or have attitude, then its on you, not them.  If you look on the bright side, then yes, if you did not ejaculate, then its another way not to waste your semen, but once you decide to pay and go through with the session, is a few ounces of semen really "wasted?"

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