Or, are you insinuating that the reviewer is said boyfriend/SO?

I doubt the latter would happen very often if at all.

Also, why do you think any reviewer would be other than truthful as to whether or not he has seen the gal in the past and is only now getting around to reviewing her?

I've seen more than a few reviews that start out:  I've been seeing X for a while now and....

Well, at least we finally have a new topic to discuss on here, so I'll give you that.  However, it certainly is a strange topic of inquiry.

by additional reviews.  Are they "Self Reviews" despite TER's efforts to block such manipulation?  Are they a BF, Pimp, FBuddy, GF?  Does the girl give BBBJs untikl she finds it on her profile & then stops?  We'll never know.  But I notice the discrepancies between the profile & later reviews which is WHY we must read latter reviews.    
I expect a certain variance between reviews in this most personal of interactions...  but wide swings in reviews is a red flag no matter what the "cause".  I seriously doubt a conspiracy would stand up beyond a couple of reviews...  at least not if you get VIP & do proper research.

And with careful tabulation from the acclaimed and internationally known accounting firm of Dewey, Cheatum and Howe....the percentage is>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

6.3998550077%

Thanks for asking...this is very important to know!

...occurred more than the three month limit allowed for writing a review after an encounter.

It sounds like the reviewers are White Knighting for the provider, getting her name out there because things may be slow for her and she hasn't had new reviews for a while.  Providers like new reviews because they receive many more inquiries than usual when a new review is posted.

Blah blah blah....

What is ur point ?    Husbands are writing review? What?? Ugh..... Perplexed!!!!  

The thread these days are BIG YAWNS!!! Come on ter WTF happened TO INTERESTING THREADS!!!! Ugh!!!!

The inanity of your chosen subject matter is cause enough for concern. But even before focusing on that you might want to spend some more time thinking about the issue that interests you, organizing your thoughts and only then writing a question or two designed to elicit meaningful responses.  Dear God this is stuff you should have learned in your 6th grade composition class.