I had someone question the validity of a review of mine based on the following.

The provider advertises under Eros Tantra section.  In my review I complained that the session, while sensual, was not tantric.  

In a private e-mail, a user asked me to recommend some tantra ladies.  I told him that I didn't have any to name because I don't have a lot of tantra experience.  There was some back and forth, but he started saying stuff like how can I blast a provider for not giving a tantra experience if I don't have any, and reviews like mine are a waste of time.

While I said my tantra experience was limited, I never said I had none, but that's not really the point.  When I was a virgin I could go home from a date, and know that I hadn't been laid.

However, I am curious about the feelings of the group.  Is someone who has never had a certain experience, qualified to review that experience when they do have it, or qualified to review the session in which the experience was promised?

Of course, the person who e-mailed me doesn't have any reviews of their own.

And so it appears, neither does Lorelai.  I have read much about Tantric art, and nothing she did to you, or anybody else that reviewed her, is anything more than a sensual massage.  Your analysis is correct, and your review is entirely appropriate, based on comparison to the other 6.

You review is entirely consistent with the other 6 reviews in her profile.  She is not IMHO a Tantric provider.  The operative word is "consistent".  If anybody is looking for a sensual massage with a "happy Ending", she may be a good choice.  But I would look elsewhere for that Tantric experience.

Your description of the experience is what counts here.  In this way, others can form their own based on a compilation of varying or consistent reviews.  My suggestion is not to pay attention to the few that don't appreciate your input, because that would be a waste of time.

The accurate depiction of what actually took place in your session is what we other members can learn from to make our own selections.Isn't that the whole point? this seems to me to be exactly what you did. Thanks.

at any time during the session, did you feel like Sting?

I think if each of us accurately describe the situation and the time spent together we can all benefit and draw our own conclusion.  I don't think you were out of line.

One man's 6 is another's 9.