I took a closer look at your reviews. For your last review in September 2014, based on your description of the session I think I would have rated it a 9 on performance. Also, based on her photos she looks like a 9 in the looks department.
For your first September 2014 review I’m not sure what to think. She seems to offer a complete menu and you made no mention of her misrepresenting services or doing anything wrong. So I would have to think the other reviews where right that she probably should have gotten an 8 on performance. With looks I can’t tell since she does not have an active link. However, your rating on looks is also outside the norm for her.
Your April 2013 review was massage only and in that case you are in the ballpark with other reviewers. I see nothing wrong here.
Your February 2011 review was another massage review and your rating was also in the typical range for that lady. In fact, you rated her better than a lot of guys did. I see nothing wrong here either.
Where the issue came from was clearly your two 2014 reviews. I don’t know how many providers you have actually seen. If you have seen quite a few and they all preformed as your two in 2014 did, I guess I could understand how it would be average for you. However, you need to be careful about that. When I see a provider I try not to compare her against other providers because if I did and they were all excellent then they would be the average. Instead I look at it as a standalone event against a standard scale. What could have been better? Did she do anything wrong? Was hygiene good or a bit lacking? If everything is good then the session should be rated that way. It’s similar to grading on a standard scale vs. grading on a bell curve. It is hard to be fair if grading on the bell curve if you are only seeing really good providers. The rating “forgot it was a service” is a good GFE session just as good or better than having sex with a horny new girlfriend. If all your sessions are that way you have luck. But that does not mean they should be rated more average, they still gave a “forgot it was a service” experience.
I really like the fact you seemed to be trying to give honest reviews. The problem seems to be in your grading scale. One of the things that really bugs me is when guys are a bunch of Pansy kiss asses with no balls that give good ratings to providers who clearly don’t deserve it. So I appreciate the fact you were trying to be honest. It appears to me that you simply need to stop using a scale like a bell curve and switch to something more like a standard scale. I get a real kick out of it when a provider gives a guy a really bad session and then threatens to black list the guy if he writes a bad review, then the guy not only writes the bad review, but also details the threats. I just want to take that guy out and buy him a lobster dinner.
There is nothing wrong with writing a bad review if it is justified. In fact, it can serve as a warning to providers who misrepresent themselves and pull other bullshit to not book with you. You can save yourself from bad experiences that way. But at the same time, if you see a provider who provides complete good service with a complete menu, and you can’t think of anything that should have been better that should be an 8 on performance at the minimum, in my opinion