I don't read the reviews gentlemen write on others anymore because I don't want to be influenced by them. Meaning if a client writes a review I find to be vulgar, unsavory, or distasteful on a girl (which he probably doesn't intend it to be, or maybe he does it he has a negatives experience) I don't want it to color my opinion of him before we meet. I don't find much exciting about reading a guy say another lady gave him a bbbj and then they did mish and doggie?? Most reviews are not written as well as erotica. I can see why guys might get excited reading them, as it may confirm that the girl he wants to see does something he likes really well, but as a woman I don't particularly find them stimulating. I also don't want to feel like I need to embody an experience he gave someone else- I am my own person and an experience with me is just that.  

I do read my reviews when I notice someone has posted one and usually find them to be fairly accurate. The first time someone posted a review on me I found it strange and a little odd because I was not used to being described in the review language (I still think reviews are required to be a little.... too descriptive for my tastes) and because I was always UTR, I wasn't used to having an account of my time with someone on display so publicly. Most guys don't spend a lot of time describing themselves in review, so they don't exaggerate their own looks and performance often - as far as I can tell at least. The way they describe my response to their advances is usually accurate as well.

Interesting.  I was also thinking that there might be some upside in reading his reviews prior to an encounter because then you know what his preferences are and can tailor the experience.  I think that reviews can be as much as a turn on as they can be a turn off for both sides.  

Temporarily interested --- I'm sure that it will be fleeting.  I don't spend as much time as you would think.  I type fast.