This is a really interesting thread from the General discussion forum. I definitely would recommend always reading new reviews of a provider you've seen before, for many reasons.
1. It will remind you of that lady and why you should visit her again 😋
2. It will alert you to any issues/ concerns going on in her life, in case you need to skip her or help her
3. And it's always fascinating how different people view the same experience!  

Here's the original post:
https://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/ter-general-board-12/do-you-look-at-new-reviews-for-girls-youve-reviewed-before-1009310?page=1

I agree Anna.

 
I used to see a lady in CT who was in the business for a number of years - I think she had about 10 pages of reviews going back years. Her first 3 years of reviews had a common complaint about her - she didn't kiss. Over the years she changed in that regard and by the time I started seeing her she was a magnificent DFK'er. Kissing with her was an amazing experience.

 
It was a very interesting transition.

That's so interesting!

She could never explain (or maybe didn't want to) how she came to do a 180 on that, but the change over time was pretty remarkable.

I suspect she felt DFKing was to intimate.  
I have seen ladies that do not kiss and they said they save that for their boyfriend or husband.  They said they have to save something.  I always thought there were other activities that might be a better save. LOL

I don't read reviews before or after. I check ter to confirm the pics are accurate, and that guys are having a good time with her, but honestly reading reviews is a huge turn off and pulls me out of the fantasy. If I have to read about some old weirdo bragging about switching to mish and blowing it in the bag one more time I might gouge my eyes out

It wasn't just DFK - it was no kissing whatsoever.  

I really don't think she was in a relationship based on a lot of factors. But who knows?

I have to admit that reading detailed reviews was what convinced me to try this "hobby".

Prior to reading reviews I believed that the stereotype of the streetwalker applied to all ladies in the business (mechanical, businesslike, man-hating, cold, etc).

 
While I am no longer interested in the nitty gritty details I do find them useful.