If you intend to review someone (or if you review everyone that you see), then when is it best to tell them?
1) Don't tell them - they don't need to know.  They might get offended.  If you don't tell them, then do you only write positive reviews?  Or do you always write a review?  Or do you only write a review if it is going to add value (likely no value add if she has 100+ reviews - what are you going to say that hasn't been said already)?
2) Tell them at the beginning of the session - it is best to be transparent and honest from the start.  Telling them at the beginning will promote open communication.
3) Tell them in the middle of the session.  Then you could see for yourself if round #2 is different from round #1.
4-a) Tell them at the end of the session that if you were to review them this is how you would rate the session.  Then ask them if they want you to write the review.  If they say no, then don't post it.
4-b) The same as 4-a except that you don't ask them if they want you to post the review.

-- Modified on 4/8/2017 7:00:01 PM

I've never told any escort that I plan on writing a review. Nothing bad has happened. When I submit screening info, I tell them my TER name, so I guess it could be assumed that I will write a review.  

If an escort told me she did not want me to write a review, and it was a good session, I'd respect her wishes and not write a review because I may want to see her again and I don't want to get on her bad side. If it was a bad session, I'd write the review. I have no problem burning that bridge

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If a lady does not like to receive reviews, I am sure she will let you know that.  We expect a review can happen each and every time we meet someone.  I have had gents "warn" me feeling as if they are baiting me or encouraging to "make it good".  Every date is a wonder...an adult playground no matter how you decide to spend the time.