Boy it seems to just be getting worse. I mean, what value do review threads even have at this point. Is there anything that can be done to change the tide or is it hopeless?
A few experiences in the last couple months have been ridiculous. Reviews glowing with descriptions like "gorgeous", "stunning" and so on to describe the looks of a SP who ends up being objectively average or below average. Literally below average... as in out of 10 random females age 20-35 walking down the street at least 5 would poll as more attractive. Words like "incredible" to describe someone who you would not give a second look in the real world. Body descriptions are even more misleading. "Curvy" turns out to be - objectively - just plainly out of shape. Reviews rave about a SP's butt and it ends up being junky and shapeless, the before picture in a before-and-after fitness transformation.
Look, I completely understand when a SP delivered on friendliness, effort and service that the instinct to be generous. But giving a false impression of her appearance does a disservice to the other reviewers here. Why not just be honest and say she had average face, wore no makeup, has never been to the gym but was nonetheless really accommodating, sensual and I had a great time. We can all relate to experiences like that and we'll know what's actually in store if we make a booking. (And dont get me started on reviews that straight up read like love poems. I feel embarrassed just reading a few lines of those.) Ultimately, if every review is gleaming then why have a review board in the first place?
Don't know if anyone here has browsed through ukpunting. That is, in my opinion, the model for an impartial but respectful review board with positive/negative/neutral reviews, all for the benefit of the greater community. Feels like merb is clearly going in the opposite direction.
A few experiences in the last couple months have been ridiculous. Reviews glowing with descriptions like "gorgeous", "stunning" and so on to describe the looks of a SP who ends up being objectively average or below average. Literally below average... as in out of 10 random females age 20-35 walking down the street at least 5 would poll as more attractive. Words like "incredible" to describe someone who you would not give a second look in the real world. Body descriptions are even more misleading. "Curvy" turns out to be - objectively - just plainly out of shape. Reviews rave about a SP's butt and it ends up being junky and shapeless, the before picture in a before-and-after fitness transformation.
Look, I completely understand when a SP delivered on friendliness, effort and service that the instinct to be generous. But giving a false impression of her appearance does a disservice to the other reviewers here. Why not just be honest and say she had average face, wore no makeup, has never been to the gym but was nonetheless really accommodating, sensual and I had a great time. We can all relate to experiences like that and we'll know what's actually in store if we make a booking. (And dont get me started on reviews that straight up read like love poems. I feel embarrassed just reading a few lines of those.) Ultimately, if every review is gleaming then why have a review board in the first place?
Don't know if anyone here has browsed through ukpunting. That is, in my opinion, the model for an impartial but respectful review board with positive/negative/neutral reviews, all for the benefit of the greater community. Feels like merb is clearly going in the opposite direction.