Only partially, although it's pretty obvious that if you forget YMMV you're going to be a frustrated hobbyist.
Providers are people. As with any other human interaction, factors often influence the interaction with a guy she clicks with. She may decide to hang out with him at a strip club off the clock. She may stretch an hour session into an overnight. She may be turned on and want to engage in activities that she usually reserves for her private life. She may call out of the blue for a booty call.
This isn't hypothetical - all these things have happened in my hobby career, largely because I know when to keep my mouth shut.
Putting any of this stuff in a review is dishonest, because the average hobbyist who calls her is NOT going to get this sort of treatment.
Writing about it is just bragging, and will result in grief for her from other clients wanting the same and far fewer privileges for him. No one wins. Originally Posted by blowpop
Bravo! Well said Senor` Blow Pop!
I agree with every word. I think that it couldn't be more tacky or wrong,
to review something unadvertised/ or not on the market.
If the provider extends the activities,& there is no up sell or price tags included-then that activity is a gift, and technically not Hobby-because it is not for sale!