I forgot why or don't know the random thoughts 3 thread was blocked or was deleted.Is this the random thoughts part 2? Cause if so I’m here for it.
It was fun in the beginning maybe we could change, maybe we could try again and do things differently this time.
And now I sound like my ex
The bathrooms with transparent glass doors... lolCan someone tell hotel room designers that a bathroom without a real door isn’t sexy
The bathrooms with transparent glass doors... lol
Who thought of that..............I went to a place where it was just a curtain, no actual door
Me too. But I think it was an accessible shower ...I went to a place where it was just a curtain, no actual door
You mean the bathroom with a side with a "window" to the room?The bathrooms with transparent glass doors... lol
They are sliding glass doors.You mean the bathroom with a side with a "window" to the room?
Ahh you meant the access to the bathroom. Thought it was the bath/shower access lolThey are sliding glass doors.
That sucks. I think it's all a matter of expectations management. Better not promise something and something happens rather than promising without respecting it.Here's my frustration of the day.. I have a lot of clients and I don't think anyone should be forced to write reviews. But I think it's weird when clients tell me (without me asking) that they will publish a good review for me since they had a good time, and they never end up doing that. It happens pretty often.
They don't really promise anything, but don't say you'll do something if you don't intend on doing it. I've had more than one client (not regular or repeat clients) tell me something sassy along the lines of ''I would leave you a good review cause I had a good time, but you already have some and I don't want it to get to your head if you get too many compliments''.That sucks. I think it's all a matter of expectations management. Better not promise something and something happens rather than promising without respecting it.
But it's best to keep own's promise ...
I think that's part of it for sure. Some are afraid I'll get ''too popular''I just assume people want to keep me as their little secret and that’s why they don’t review me
I’ve only met a handful of ladies who requested that no review be written & this usually happened prior to the action. I would tell them no worries that i will never review a lady who requested that i don’t post one. I would point out the positives of a review. That a positive review is good for business. I would also mention that many times it’s the agency who encourages reviews. That i’d often get a call from an agency after a lady has left & they’d ask me how it went & that they wished i wrote a review. Sometimes it happened before the date. I’d always reply that i’d likely post one but it would be a 100% honest review. I’d post the positives and the negatives (if there were any). I never had a complaint except for one time when the agency owner (a female) contacted me to tell me that my review was way too sexually explicit & it lacked my usual class. But that’s another story altogether. Lol.Here's my frustration of the day.. I have a lot of clients and I don't think anyone should be forced to write reviews. But I think it's weird when clients tell me (without me asking) that they will publish a good review for me since they had a good time, and they never end up doing that. It happens pretty often.
When I entered the industry I didn't want reviews because I had a traumatic experience with being doxxed through people's DM's.. and a popular user saying something HORRIBLE about me that left me crying for days. When you look at a lot of reviews here, a lot of things that are really hurtful are said.. So it's kinda understandable that people wouldn't want reviews.I’ve only met a handful of ladies who requested that no review be written & this usually happened prior to the action. I would tell them no worries that i will never review a lady who requested that i don’t post one. I would point out the positives of a review. That a positive review is good for business. I would also mention that many times it’s the agency who encourages reviews. That i’d often get a call from an agency after a lady has left & they’d ask me how it went & that they wished i wrote a review. Sometimes it happened before the date. I’d always reply that i’d likely post one but it would be a 100% honest review. I’d post the positives and the negatives (if there were any). I never had a complaint except for one time when the agency owner (a female) contacted me to tell me that my review was way too sexually explicit & it lacked my usual class. But that’s another story altogether. Lol.
Anyways back to the ladies who told me not to review them. 90% of the time they’d tell me before leaving that i could review them if i felt like it because they felt we had a great time. I’d reply “No it’s ok. I don’t mind. I won’t write one.” Their reply would be like “No! I want you to post a review! I want one!” Lol. A few times they’d contact me later & ask me “Hey, why haven’t you posted a review of our encounter yet?” I’d reply that they’re the ones who insisted not to be reviewed. They’d reply “I changed my mind.”
A couple of times such reviews would be removed by a moderator & the moderator would contact me to explain why they had removed it. That the provider in question had a no-review policy (NRP). I’d reply “I’m aware of this but she’s the one who gave me permission to write & post a review. She even contacted me to ask me why i hadn’t posted one!” Later that day he’d contact me again to inform me that he had re-posted my review after getting permission to do so from the lady in question. Lol.
May I know if your sharing is only related to agency encounters?I’ve only met a handful of ladies who requested that no review be written & this usually happened prior to the action. I would tell them no worries that i will never review a lady who requested that i don’t post one. I would point out the positives of a review. That a positive review is good for business. I would also mention that many times it’s the agency who encourages reviews. That i’d often get a call from an agency after a lady has left & they’d ask me how it went & that they wished i wrote a review. Sometimes it happened before the date. I’d always reply that i’d likely post one but it would be a 100% honest review. I’d post the positives and the negatives (if there were any). I never had a complaint except for one time when the agency owner (a female) contacted me to tell me that my review was way too sexually explicit & it lacked my usual class. But that’s another story altogether. Lol.
Anyways back to the ladies who told me not to review them. 90% of the time they’d tell me before leaving that i could review them if i felt like it because they felt we had a great time. I’d reply “No it’s ok. I don’t mind. I won’t write one.” Their reply would be like “No! I want you to post a review! I want one!” Lol. A few times they’d contact me later & ask me “Hey, why haven’t you posted a review of our encounter yet?” I’d reply that they’re the ones who insisted not to be reviewed. They’d reply “I changed my mind.”
A couple of times such reviews would be removed by a moderator & the moderator would contact me to explain why they had removed it. That the provider in question had a no-review policy (NRP). I’d reply “I’m aware of this but she’s the one who gave me permission to write & post a review. She even contacted me to ask me why i hadn’t posted one!” Later that day he’d contact me again to inform me that he had re-posted my review after getting permission to do so from the lady in question. Lol.
I doubt someone from an agency can have a no review policyMay I know if your sharing is only related to agency encounters?





