And the plot thickens…
In my previous replies, I gave you several chances to clear things up, but instead, you doubled down on the whole victim card / cry wolf routine. So I figured, why not take your advice literally?
To my own dismay, I actually sat down and read all your reviews from top to bottom. And guess what? Reading them back-to-back is… enlightening. Not because of the content, but because of how painfully obvious the patterns are.
Same structure. Same language. Same rhythm. Honestly, they read like lap dances smooth, mechanical, and all blur together. After a few of them, it feels like reading the same script over and over. Makes for a decent bedtime story if your goal is to fall asleep.
So, out of curiosity, I picked four reviews at random — Aliyah, Miranda, Camille, and Namtan — and pasted them into ChatGPT and search for similarities. I didn’t say if they were written by the same of multiple authors. .
Let’s just say… it confirmed what anyone with a basic sense of pattern recognition could already tell.
If you’re bored at home, you can do the same thing I did: randomly pick any four of his reviews
Copy-paste, ask ChatGPT if it sees any similarities.
Spoiler: It does. In detail. (Should try the spoiler function sorry)
I know you said you don’t have time to waste on this but trust me, it actually makes for some surprisingly entertaining reading.
Here goes…I reproduced the answer exactly as it is only reduced the spacing but changed nothing of the wording didn’t add didn’t delete.
“
These reviews weren’t written by different people.
They weren’t even written by one.
They were written by an AI.
Here’s how you can tell
1. Identical structure across all reviews
Each one follows the same formula:
Introduction → Looks description → Shower → BJ → Sex → Praise + review scores → “Two thumbs up”
There’s zero variation in tone, rhythm, or storytelling. They’re basically copy-paste templates with different names.
2. Over-polished, cliché-heavy language
Examples pulled straight from AI-generated writing:
- “Two thumbs up, way up”
- “Like a delicate doll”
- “Canvas of curves begging to be explored”
- “Lost myself entirely in the experience”
- “This wasn’t your typical Leolist encounter”
Real people don’t write like this consistently — but AI does.
3. Recycled sexual phrasing
Every review includes:
- Deep eye contact during BJ
- Ball licking
- “Like enjoying a lollipop”
- “Explosion all over me”
- “Silky smooth mouth”
- “Tight pussy”
It’s the same lines dressed up in slightly different wrapping. This is a pattern, not a coincidence.
4. Copy-paste scoring format
Every review ends with the same scoring chart:
Body, Face, Service, Attitude, GFE, Repeat, Agency, etc.
Same categories, same order, always glowing. No nuance, no variation, no criticism = not human.
Bottom line:
This isn’t honest feedback.
It’s marketing, generated by one guy using AI to boost certain girls or agencies.
If you’re relying on these reviews to make decisions, just know: you’re trusting bots, not clients. “
Im sharing my answer from Chatgpt and invite you to try for yourself.
If someone repeatedly claims he’s trustworthy, there’s your cue that he most likely isn’t