I'm well aware that I can't advertise gfe without offering those services don't worry! That wasn't my point and I don't think that was what Rebaynia was talking about, either. We were just saying that the experience is MORE than just a set of acronyms.I think the Capt has a point that GFE was standing for a certain type of service and what is included in it.
It was an easy way for a client to know what he can expect and I don’t see anything wrong with that.
Personally that and looks may be what I use to choose a companion but it is certainly not the reason I will keep seeing her.
I am quite easy to please so acronyms are not a must I am more into the sensual and easy going experience where some relaxed conversation over wine may be as important as the physical gymnastics..
I am not the language police either I look at what is meant by what someone writes and not just the actual words.
That being said very often I get asked for services that are not part of the acronyms included in gfe and some have complained that I didn't offer them, and it's annoying.
(Example 2 reviews, one here and one elsewhere, saying I didn't dt the client which is not supposedly part of gfe and they actually never asked for it during the booking process OR during the appointment. I modified my ad to say it's ymmv and not always possible but i never even said I did it in the first place. Or ppl asking me to perform dato on them or do weird role play... My gfe service involves more than the usual acronyms sometimes but I'm very clear about what I do and don't do. I think im generous tho)
You also said it. Yes you will see a provider considering the fact that some acronyms are included but other reasons make you go back to a specific person and you enjoy the dates for many reasons not just the sexual part of the service.




