Treat Her With Respect

[philipkntz]

When I see that in a review, I tent to avoid. Not that I'm disrespectful, but I've learned that it tends to be associated with poor service

[Dieve]

Is it part of the "respect" when the text of the review is perfect, but many stars are missing? What's the psychology there?

[PhilPhilPhil]

Is it part of the "respect" when the text of the review is perfect, but many stars are missing? What's the psychology there?

Some of these are baffling - amazing, stunning woman, exceptional service, one of the best I've ever had a chance to visit, can't wait to return = 3 or 4 stars max in each category, like wtf? The only way to get 5 stars from this sort is the escort pay him for the privilege of his company?

[Palatine]

Is it part of the "respect" when the text of the review is perfect, but many stars are missing? What's the psychology there?

Maybe partly cultural?

https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/...eans/m-p/22619

[Irelandbeautyyy]

I don’t mind it…

A lot of clients ask me if all other clients treat me nice. I believe there is some surmise we are mostly taken like a sexual worker who can be treated in every way after money are paid. It’s what i mentioned in last thread people think we do all for money without any bounderies and in same time that clients could behave like to us how they want.

But anyway in the end it’s a true…

How many escorts were attacked by client?

One established lady texted me some client broke her noise after he didn’t like something what she said. How many other stories i heard when escort was attacked and raped.

So it’s definetely not a rule everyone treats us nice. This job is a huge risk when we are playing about everything. It’s why i never could understand how someone can’t understand why we have not same rates like any other provider.

[oddball]

I've seen this on other sites too and yeah, thought it weird, both as it implies the expectation that others mistreat the ladies (likely projection on the part of the author) and also if someone is inclined to mistreat another human being why are they going to care what someone they don't know on the internet says about such behaviour?

[Lisa007]

When I see that in a review, I tent to avoid. Not that I'm disrespectful, but I've learned that it tends to be associated with poor service

Why would you put that on the service provider?? I honestly don’t understand the logic here
Some people tend to think that they the nice and respectful ones are in minority and we must be dealing with a lot of “weirdos” and maybe why they put that in the reviews. But also I know people that put that in reviews for reasons only they know and has nothing to do with anything that happened during the appointment. In fact a provider whose services you tend to praise has that in her reviews. So I think you might be missing out on great service by following that logic