Review: Ro Se

General Details

NycVip had been gunning hard all week for me to see Ro Se, with reminders that she’s “just like Momo” (iykyk). Having heard that line a few too many times, it’s taken with a grain of salt, but still I became intrigued enough to pull the trigger.

When the door opened, I was met by a petite girl in a painted on pink mini-dress that showed off her tight little frame. I never thought I’d say this, but her B+ cups looked so big on her small body, as they bulged outward from her top! Honestly, I wasn’t as attracted to her face as I was her body. She looked a bit plain, but I’ll be damned if there weren’t moments (during the deed) when her face became downright beautiful!

What’s totally unique about Ro Se is that she doesn’t at all feel like a working girl. From the get go, it felt like I’d come home with a young civi I was dating, and as a shy girl she awaited me to make every single move. My instincts said this would require an assertive, yet gentle approach.

We sat and just chatted for several minutes. Her English is limited, but she understands almost everything, as long as you speak slowly and clearly. She said she’s from Seoul (don’t they all? lol) and has been here for 1 week. She mentioned she’s gone to the Guggenheim and MoMa museums, so it appears she’s a cultured girl. She has a very innocent vibe and lady like manners.