So at one point I was going to start a thread that highlighted comments from reviews that I thought were really funny.  Basically the ones about "she's a good girl and sticks to the law".

Then I started thinking about the grand scheme of things.

I realized that FS oriented TER readers are probably thinking that massage oriented, HE driven people are pretty lame. Why are they drawing their lines at penetration?  

And that some HE oriented people are looking down on DIY people.

And what of the fetish people, the TS oriented people, threesomes, etc.

About the only place people probably should draw the line is unsafe sex and situations that border on rape (if that thread is to be believed).

 

Your thoughts?

... and I made my opinion known then.

As for highlighting humorous parts of reviews... it's possible to do that w/o denigrating anyone.  But may not be possible to get it posted here, unless you stick to excerpts from the General section of reviews.  I've seen posts about review content not visible to non-VIP members get yanked.

I am a FS hobbyists and I don't look down at anybody in this hobby.    Saying that though, I would never look at a HE or DIY provider's ad but I will always respect her choices and her gentlemen friends.  

I use TER as a tool, I believe we (community) have a responsibility to keep everyone safe.    If that is a DIY, HE or a FS hobbyists, lets keep everyone safe and respected.

Play safe, everyone.

My only beef is that DIY providers should be somehow discernible from the HE providers.

Just yesterday, I was in the mood for a rub n tug, and after perusing the options, I settled on a gorgeous, large breasted redhead.  None of the first several reviews said anything about DIY, so I sent her an email inquiring about availability.   Her response indicated DIY (though she pointed out that she uses her 'entire body' for the massage.  As if a titty fuck is somehow legal.  LOL.

Given that my choices were to spend over $100 to whack it in her presence, or whack it at home for free, I chose the latter.

TER needs a DIY category.