Discretion and Hygiene

[TommyH123]

You been watching austin powers?

Ohhh behave

[Bridgittee]

I'm deeply hurt that you offend kittens and cheese in the same post 😿

Sorry babe but you understand my point )

[Forceuser]

I don't believe in the system at all

I see well established girls with good reviews

[Forceuser]

So your post is irrelevant , like you

Damn!!

[IAmLIAm]

You state:

" I have never reviewed because I don't believe in the system at all....personal choice."

Which infers you hold absolutely no value for reviews

my Opt-Out question was a little flippant to make a point

I would suggest if you had a choice between a girl with 100 5* reviews or a girl who Opt-out you would choose the girl with reviews!?

That being the case you clearly hold some value for reviews but simple choose not to give them!?

I understand the point you were making Amor, and I do agree the OPs stance is a bit contradictory. However, I would like to offer up a different way of looking at OPs potential motives.

I believe you and I are similar in the fact that we feel that leaving reviews helps the provider and the community, so we write reviews to show appreciation for the ladies we've spent time with and to let others know that said ladies are worth seeing/safe to see if the others were on the fence about seeing them.

There are some guys who feel that the monetary compensation is all the appreciation the SP needs (I would wager that this is actually the majority). Now, of that group there still might be fellas who feel it is in the community's interest to know of SPs who may present some issues (hygiene/management/bait and switch...). Just because someone in a non-reviewer doesn't mean they have nefarious intent or lack knowledge of the hobby.

An additional reason someone may chose not to review could be out of an abundance of caution. Maybe they feel leaving reviews is just more incriminating evidence if they are found out. Maybe they don't want to linked to a particular area. Maybe, even though it's transactional, they don't feel comfortable sharing what they feel is still an intimate experience. There are a myriad of reasons someone my not review and yet still want to contribute and feel like part of the community.

There is even the chance that a non-reviewer could become more comfortable with this aspect of their life (by feeling like part of a community) and eventually become a reviewer.

As to OPs thread starter; he didn't exactly blow the barn doors open on anything scandalous. In fact, his post touches on some rather common and often discussed topics; discretion, cleanliness, double bookings / assembly line working girls... I don't think anything egregious was said.

[Harry68]

“There are a myriad of reasons someone my not review and yet still want to contribute and feel like part of the community “

Great post👍.

[Harry68]

Often girls obviously haven't washed. Ive smelled condom from their pussy from the previous guy, guys.

Often I have met punters on the stairs coming in as I'm going out.

Often girls smoke when they claim they don't.

Often they list favourites they don't do.

In any other business it wouldn't be tolerated and really shouldn't be here

I’m going to assume you didn’t go back.

My hygiene experiences of ladies have generally been excellent. The exceptions (1/2) have however been very bad. Feeling vaguely nauseous bad writing this bad. I’m scrupulously clean.

I’d lay almost any money with anyone however that ladies hygiene IN GENERAL is far superior to that of callers.

[AmorInfinito8]

I would be mortified to be anything less than freshly showered for a guest, I also like time to tidy the room. I could never see back-to-back clients it would give me crazy anxiety!

I even bought my own shower hose, I find more and more hotels have the showerhead attached to the wall and I hate that because obviously I don’t want to get my hair and make up wet during my working day - most ladies don’t wash their hair everyday anyway - So with my hose I can just wash down my body, those shower heads attached to the wall are the worst invention ever!

I hear you. I always almost break my neck when i try to keep my head back

Met a girl at a hotel once
after introductions made my way to the bathroom for a shower

The bath had those taps with a shower head attached in the centre no shower curtain and nothing on the wall to hang the shower head

So I'm like Feck this!!

Got into the bath trying to set the water temperature turning each tap a little in turn while trying to balance the shower head in one hand

so little tap on the door
" Here's some fresh towels babe"

as she walks in and looks at me puzzled
" What are you doing in their!?

as I look around at her I notice over her shoulder a luxurious shower big enough for two on the opposite side of the bathroom integrated into the wall 🤔🫣

What a Dumbass!! 😄😆😂

at least I got my feet washed before using it 🤣

[Eroticfunlover]

I understand the point you were making Amor, and I do agree the OPs stance is a bit contradictory. However, I would like to offer up a different way of looking at OPs potential motives.

I believe you and I are similar in the fact that we feel that leaving reviews helps the provider and the community, so we write reviews to show appreciation for the ladies we've spent time with and to let others know that said ladies are worth seeing/safe to see if the others were on the fence about seeing them.

There are some guys who feel that the monetary compensation is all the appreciation the SP needs (I would wager that this is actually the majority). Now, of that group there still might be fellas who feel it is in the community's interest to know of SPs who may present some issues (hygiene/management/bait and switch...). Just because someone in a non-reviewer doesn't mean they have nefarious intent or lack knowledge of the hobby.

An additional reason someone may chose not to review could be out of an abundance of caution. Maybe they feel leaving reviews is just more incriminating evidence if they are found out. Maybe they don't want to linked to a particular area. Maybe, even though it's transactional, they don't feel comfortable sharing what they feel is still an intimate experience. There are a myriad of reasons someone my not review and yet still want to contribute and feel like part of the community.

There is even the chance that a non-reviewer could become more comfortable with this aspect of their life (by feeling like part of a community) and eventually become a reviewer.

As to OPs thread starter; he didn't exactly blow the barn doors open on anything scandalous. In fact, his post touches on some rather common and often discussed topics; discretion, cleanliness, double bookings / assembly line working girls... I don't think anything egregious was said.

Absolutely spot on. And beautifully worded

[Atreyou]

I never smoked a fag in my life. Wants sum fuq? 😁

Anytime!
(and here i was lying to myself that i'm stronger than some E-I addiction )