Writing and reading reviews

[Lalallala]

So it seems that there’s a lot of guys on this site who can’t seem to understand YMMV and treating women properly. The result, to protect the girls, has been reviews getting more and more vague and becoming less useful.

I know I have mostly stopped writing any reviews at all. I might acknowledge one in 10 or 15 visits that I make, let alone write a review.

So now I just want to pick the hive brain here - what sort of things should we include in a review so that it’s a bit useful, but at the same time protect the women from undue harassment? Is that even possible?

I guess a simple description without any too specific identifiers (eg nice peony tattoo on the left shoulder would be a bit too specific). I think massage skill. What about service levels? I clearly can not say anything about lfk/dfk/daty/dato/bbbj/cfs etc any more. What sort of hints would be useful so that new and/or experienced guys can make better spending decisions?

 

[Mema]

Im more concerned about the shill reviews that are pretty obvious in many cases.

 

[hangul99]

I stopped writing reviews because idiots would show them to the girls.

 

[wraith]

So it seems that there’s a lot of guys on this site who can’t seem to understand YMMV and treating women properly. The result, to protect the girls, has been reviews getting more and more vague and becoming less useful.

I know I have mostly stopped writing any reviews at all. I might acknowledge one in 10 or 15 visits that I make, let alone write a review.

So now I just want to pick the hive brain here - what sort of things should we include in a review so that it’s a bit useful, but at the same time protect the women from undue harassment? Is that even possible?

I guess a simple description without any too specific identifiers (eg nice peony tattoo on the left shoulder would be a bit too specific). I think massage skill. What about service levels? I clearly can not say anything about lfk/dfk/daty/dato/bbbj/cfs etc any more. What sort of hints would be useful so that new and/or experienced guys can make better spending decisions?

You can shut the fuck up for starters, you loser

 

[Hatrick]

So it seems that there’s a lot of guys on this site who can’t seem to understand YMMV and treating women properly. The result, to protect the girls, has been reviews getting more and more vague and becoming less useful.

I know I have mostly stopped writing any reviews at all. I might acknowledge one in 10 or 15 visits that I make, let alone write a review.

So now I just want to pick the hive brain here - what sort of things should we include in a review so that it’s a bit useful, but at the same time protect the women from undue harassment? Is that even possible?

I guess a simple description without any too specific identifiers (eg nice peony tattoo on the left shoulder would be a bit too specific). I think massage skill. What about service levels? I clearly can not say anything about lfk/dfk/daty/dato/bbbj/cfs etc any more. What sort of hints would be useful so that new and/or experienced guys can make better spending decisions?

Interesting topic, Lalallala. I’ll offer some ideas:

Assign each with a LOW, MID, HIGH

FEEL ZONE:
How she Massages me

- Facility (massage skill)
- Firmness (massage strength)
- Finesse (variation of pressure including tease)

FRIEND ZONE:
How she interacts with me

- Friendly (warmth, smile)
- Fun (banter, laughter)
- Feminine (voice, manners)

FUCK ZONE:
How she is sexually with me

- Face (sexually attrractive to me, including hair, neck, etc)
- Figure (sexually attractive to me, including height, weight, degree of fitness)
- Free spirited (sexually liberal and compatible with me)

If one is consistent with this review method across all encounters, then it becomes a mirror of one’s tastes rather than betraying privacy.

 

[Social-Misfit]

People on here DM me, I've said from beginning I'll not post in the main forum regarding most spas, girls etc. I've joined in on a few off the wall ladies, but they want the attention regardless.

 

[Social-Misfit]

You can shut the fuck up for starters, you loser

You're the clown who bitched about Oasis, changing IDs won't cover yer bullshit

 

[Lalallala]

You can shut the fuck up for starters, you loser

At least you make it easy for me to ignore your new account.

 

[Lalallala]

I stopped writing reviews because idiots would show them to the girls.

Yeah… I have sort of reached that point. Almost. But at what point does this make the entire board kind of useless?

 

[Spawarrior99]

So it seems that there’s a lot of guys on this site who can’t seem to understand YMMV and treating women properly. The result, to protect the girls, has been reviews getting more and more vague and becoming less useful.

I know I have mostly stopped writing any reviews at all. I might acknowledge one in 10 or 15 visits that I make, let alone write a review.

So now I just want to pick the hive brain here - what sort of things should we include in a review so that it’s a bit useful, but at the same time protect the women from undue harassment? Is that even possible?

I guess a simple description without any too specific identifiers (eg nice peony tattoo on the left shoulder would be a bit too specific). I think massage skill. What about service levels? I clearly can not say anything about lfk/dfk/daty/dato/bbbj/cfs etc any more. What sort of hints would be useful so that new and/or experienced guys can make better spending decisions?

The movie by Tom Hanks Angels and Demons. I believe at the end the Cardinal tells Tom,, "I know you will write about us , write gently".
Something to that effect.

But then again, I remember a few years back writing a review which she dissed me big time. (I deleted the review).
A year later, no holds barred type of thing and open menu and wtf!!!!!

And I want to ask why tats are an identifier as opposed to any other identifier? i.e. boobs size etc. sort like 5 foot tall etc.
Or if I said Sweet Alice likes Marine Biology. Is that an identifier?

And I would think that if a review is too vague, you can always dm the poster to get more info right?

And then again, I remember some rusty trombone dude speaking about a certain gal who does rimming and the negativity around that.
Never affected her whatso ever.
Just saying.


Philosophical for sure!
Cheers

 

[Spawarrior99]

I would hope that anyone writing a review, checks with her first. motto y blato,
But then again, some reviews are bad and dudes describe... so then you have to ask yourself, how far do I go?
her boobs are 40 DDD an an identifier, how to ignore those funbags?

 

[Spawarrior99]

I would hope that anyone writing a review, checks with her first. motto y blato,
But then again, some reviews are bad and dudes describe... so then you have to ask yourself, how far do I go?
her boobs are 40 DDD an an identifier, how to ignore those funbags?

and what happened to kspa? banner = yes, spa thread = no......

 

[Spawarrior99]

and what happened to kspa? banner = yes, spa thread = no......

and what's going on with sweet spa, VIP? could it be he's holding all the aces at his spas?
hmmmmmmmmm

 

[Spawarrior99]

and what's going on with sweet spa, VIP? could it be he's holding all the aces at his spas?
hmmmmmmmmm

and...................................................................................................................................................................................................................
If a uncompromising review hit the front page, girl can change her name on a dime. and come off as someone other.
it happens more than you think! i.e. Nancy
fantastic ass with oral skills of a surgeon, check her out when you get the chance.

long blond hair really helps the fantasy.

 

[Spawarrior99]

So it seems that there’s a lot of guys on this site who can’t seem to understand YMMV and treating women properly. The result, to protect the girls, has been reviews getting more and more vague and becoming less useful.

I know I have mostly stopped writing any reviews at all. I might acknowledge one in 10 or 15 visits that I make, let alone write a review.

So now I just want to pick the hive brain here - what sort of things should we include in a review so that it’s a bit useful, but at the same time protect the women from undue harassment? Is that even possible?

I guess a simple description without any too specific identifiers (eg nice peony tattoo on the left shoulder would be a bit too specific). I think massage skill. What about service levels? I clearly can not say anything about lfk/dfk/daty/dato/bbbj/cfs etc any more. What sort of hints would be useful so that new and/or experienced guys can make better spending decisions?

And instead of asking la la, why don't you provide advice or past spa experience and how you tried to rectify the dilemma .
You have so much to say, but say so little.
Why don't you write a review so others can distinguish, the best path forward OG.
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