I just had my first appointment. What a great "hobby". Anyway, is it helpful to the membership, for me to write a review? I just read her existing reviews (including one that is very current). I don' really have anything new to add. I thought she was cuter than some of those b/4 me, and she was very patient with me as an admitted "1st timer".....I was full of talk, questions etc... I'd be happy to give her a very nice review within the context of the scoring system to help her build her own reputation (she only has about 3 reviews..........and I had a great time) but does anyone care what a true newbie's opinion is?

Actually, it appears that you DO have something new to add.

Without having reading her other reviews, it would seem that your review would add new information about how the provider positively deals with newbie clients.

In addition, you are helping create a history or track record for the provider.  You are also creating a history for yourself, which may be helpful in setting future appointments.

Write the review.

If she only has 3 reviews, she doesn't yet have an established performance record the TER members can see, and your review will help her become more established.  Plus, your review (and another) will give you VIP membership, where you'll have much more information on providers available to you.  So it's a Win-Win situation....

Post your review!

Most definately, post a review.  Ladies always need current reviews.  Plus, if she only has 3 to date, she is not yet "established" on TER.

Nothing new to say?
Every encounter is new - for both parties - even if you have visited before.
Your post indicates you HAVE something valuable to say.
Just don't rehash what you have rad elsewhere, but rather emphasize what you say in your post and play down the technical portion of bodily interaction.

yet we think about them infinitum.

Let your ribald recollection manifest into pornographic journalism and edify us by your prurient prose.