"She gave me the best oral I've had, then she slipped out of her lingerie and I returned the favor."

Did he really return a favor when he slipped out of his lingerie?

hmm...a skeptic.  But that also begs the question...Did she actually "slip" out of her lingerie?

What's wrong with the statement? She gave him oral, she slipped out of her lingerie and then he went down on her.
But then you're saying that he slipped out of his lingerie? You're making it confusing than it really is. Or did you make a typo?

This may come as a shock to you but probably 99% of the people who post reviews on here are not professional writers.

Yeah, my grammar and overall writing ability is not reflected in my board posts or reviews on TER. I don't lose sleep at night over a few misspellings that might be included in my account of a sexual escapade, I am lucky enough to find the time to even write the review in the first place. Not a big deal though I could see how it might have been a funny happenstance here.

Still much funnier I think was the backpage ad I recall seeing a few months back, the ad headline was "hot girl in town ready to harm you up"...lol I assume she was trying for "warm you up". Funniest thing about it ,judging by some of the nightmare experiances hobbyists have on that ad site (robbery attempts,bait and switch,etc), it might have been truth in advertising...lol

I didn't get the point either.  Seemed like an easily understood statement to me.

The poster here is talking about " returning the favor" grammatically would mean "repeating the act of removing undies" ..... But who cares about grammar in the reviews.

Please forgive him...his modifier was dangling.