Sorry to trouble you with this...but I recently saw a massage/bodyrub provider, and wanted to make sure I didn't step on any toes.
So my question is: if the lady advertises in the "bodyrub" section of BP, is a review on her fair game?
Thanks,
- sandman227ahb
- 12-19-2012, 08:20 PM
- Mojojo
- 12-19-2012, 08:53 PM
LMT's are off limits but if she isn't and you know it then yes you can review her.
- sandman227ahb
- 12-19-2012, 09:07 PM
Well, that's the thing...I don't know for certain (didn't ask), although the massage-portion was good quality. The reason I ask is:
1. She was advertising in the "bodyrub" section of BP, something I would think would be suggestive.
2. The rate was all-inclusive: not a situation where "extras" were a result of haggling.
Again, not trying to be a pest...I just tend to gravitate more toward FBSM sessions, and I'm not wanting to cross any lines.
1. She was advertising in the "bodyrub" section of BP, something I would think would be suggestive.
2. The rate was all-inclusive: not a situation where "extras" were a result of haggling.
Again, not trying to be a pest...I just tend to gravitate more toward FBSM sessions, and I'm not wanting to cross any lines.