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StripperLover said:
I don't ever issue opinions, just facts & when you do cross over to the other side of the proverbial fence in this biz, pls let me know the facts.
SL,
When you state: "I contend that there is no need to let any agency know what your handle is other than to get better treatment (not the usual) from the agency and/or the SP," I consider that more of an opinion than a fact.
There are many valid reasons for stating your board handle that have nothing to do with "preferential treatment." Yeah, I might bump the next guy, especially if I book for my typical two hour session, but this benefits all parties involved (i.e. me, the owner and the SP).
If Joe Blow books a two hour session with a GFE lady I am looking to be with before me, chances are he'll get to see her no matter who I am. He'll also get the same sexual services provided he's a well groomed gentleman.
I know, I am being naive here, but I don't attach too much significance to my board handle except if it allows me to see who I am looking for because they trust me.
StripperLover said:
It's your choice to write & submit encounters in whatever fashion suits your romantic ideal with an SP but this far from reality when paying for it.
Again, this is your opinion. How do you know what SPs tell me in private? You've got no clue of what they tell me because you're not privy to these discussions.
I submit that your experience of "crossing the fence" in the past has tainted your perception of how SPs think & act in a very negative way. You have a lot of valid points to make but to dismiss my reviews as romantic idealism is quite frankly very insulting. Who are you, or anyone else on these boards for that matter, to judge my reviews? Why don't you put up a review so I can judge for myself how untainted your experience really is?
StripperLover said:
As you are well aware, as a result of our numerous face to face chats, it's then & only then when I issue to you & anyone my verbal review(s) it is strictly factual of the services provided, the delivery, look & appearance of the lady.
I'm not interested in discussing with anyone what feeling I may or may not have received, as these are no non-issues to me in a paying encounter & as a result they are far from reality.
Well, by reducing an SP to just her "services provided, the delivery, look & appearance," you neglect the most important component of an encounter - i.e. chemistry. How did she make you feel? It's alright to write that she made me feel great because I connected with her. This is not romantic idealism but I am conveying subjective feelings that are worth mentioning in my reviews.
StripperLover said:
There is no onus on me (or anyone), as I am free to choose or not to submit reviews. As you fully know, I always do provide anyone that I meet face to face with my current reviews. I believe them to be full & complete but without the drama & subjective feeling nonsense that I think pervades many other reviews.
How are any single encounters, where there is no revelation of any board handle, a blocked cell # (sometimes no cell # given if going to the Chablis for an encounter), a fake name & only seeing 1 SP from a party (and she was too stoned to have a clue what planet she was on) going to reveal that she or anyone just saw SL. Oops sorry I deflated any hobbyists delusions in that last remark.
As long as your writing facts, opinions and views on the boards, I contend that it is your duty to back-up your assertions and put your reviews out there in writing. It is convenient to dismiss others for writing
HOW THEY FEEL but let us judge you by what you write as well. You can choose to ignore them but they might also choose to ignore you as well.
Finally, I will repeat what I have written countless times: there is nobody that has the monopoly of wisdom on this industry. I have met enough people to figure out that everyone has tainted views. Everyone thinks they know the "Truth" but the reality is that this "Truth" is more often than not shaped by our own personal interactions.
I count myself lucky to have met some wonderful ladies in this hobby. My biases are mostly favorable as they are reflected in my reviews. I will also let you know that I see these "credibility cockfights" as a silly waste of energy. We are all trying to prove our points but we often overeact to what is written if it doesn't fit our preconceived notion of what is a "right review."
There is no such thing as a "right review." If you're smart, you're going to write what YOU feel and ignore what other people think.
Your unflinching romantic reviewer,
GG