Funny how perceptions differ.
I don’t purport to fully understand this unremittingly harsh and odd review, but certainly suggest reading it with a ton of salt. This handle’s previously joined the absurd lies about me supposedly taking pics without permission – but of course repeatedly begged for the pics himself(!)
Originally Posted by BobbyMann
Who exactly are you referring to that begged for pictures? Recalling the provider whom I won’t name that left LH. It’s obvious you had her permission to photograph her. However I’d like to think she allowed you thinking said pics would be kept for your own private collection and not made available to the public. I’ve read a handful of your reviews, although I think some are overhyped I have found the information useful after reading thoroughly and putting aside the extras that I find unnecessary. The pictures you posted along in some have also been of help. Although I’ve never messaged you or replied to any thread of yours asking for pictures. I’m not trying to bash you or your reviews in any way just my opinion on the matter. I do find your writing style exquisite, for that I give you praise.
In a sense everyone reviewing a provider is a promoter for them or the establishment in which they work. After all I’d say the end goal is helping the girls see potential new clients and boost their income. That said reviews should be taken for what they are and not literally. Everyone’s perception will not be the same upon reading, much more once someone actually sees a provider hyping that person up after reading and then having a subpar experience. This is why I do thorough research when deciding on who to see. Having multiple positive reviews from various members on a certain provider should be a good indication on seeing that particular provider rather than there being one or very few among. Personally I’d like to see a less strict picture policy as I think it would benefit the providers and help us in making an educated decision on who to see. However I can see how the negative effects of this would outweigh the positive and as a result we must comply with the guidelines.