But I do a lot of editing and rewriting.  I have found that the editing part works much better if I do it in notepad rather than on the TER form.  That part of it can be fun.

The most annoying part is filling out the TER form - ESPECIALLY since most of it is stuff that your input isn't going to change

I'd say 20 minutes for the first draft and then about 10 minutes to edit.  Add another 5 minutes for filling out the form, etc

if I'm not interrupted. It used to take longer when I first started writing reviews, but now I can "bang" em out a lot faster.  

it isn't a task I always relish, either. Not for the time it takes, but for the motivation - I usually feel strangely inhibited when writing a review, perhaps a nod to the old school "Gentlemen don't kiss and tell" mindset; and most often see no reason to write a review. Of the reviews I've written, I've either felt there was a need for the review or I was enthused enough about the woman and date to write one.  

My reviews are a very small subset of my encounters.

But never less than an hour...one of them took several rewrites and most of an afternoon to write...

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as long as you leave out the autobiographical fluff, you can finish in 15 minutes or less.  

The FBSA LASER review format is nice to keep reviewers from rambling about.

Also, not enough people state whether the girl looks like her photos.

...on the number of times I have to take a break to take care of the wood that occurs when reliving the encounter

And using another program to write review definitely helps. TERs review form is tedious.

Including revision.

If I had a bad experience, or even a so-so experience, it will probably be reflected in the length of my review.  In that case, I'm probably going with short and to the point.  A few times I've even done it as bullet points, "Good" and "Bad" and done!  Conversely, if I enjoyed myself, I'll write a longer, more detailed review.  Not only does the length of the review reflect on the quality of the experience, but I figure it does a little more for the profile of the provider as well.  Sort of my way of saying "thank you" for the great experience!  So, to answer the question, probably about 15 to 25 minutes for a poor experience and more like 45 minutes to an hour for a better experience.

Check again a day or two later.  Always correct some small grammar and/or spelling.  Often do rewording.

I do take reviews seriously.  Give the girls credit when credit is due...and it is due for so many.

less time on their review than on the actual event

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of the details portion which I do within 48 hours of the visit. Then, whenever I have the time to do the profile info a week or two later, I will spend another 20 minutes copying the profile info into a (2nd window) blank review form.