Feeling guilty

[Greathands]

Just read the review of and response by "Michael" of DC and now I'm feeling guilty. I saw Michael a few years ago in DC and like the recent reviewer did not have an enjoyable time. I don't remember why I didn't write a review at the time, but by the time I realized I should have, time had passed and it was too late to write one.

 

So now I'm feeling a little guilty that I didn't take the time to write the review of my experience, because it may have saved someone else from having a similar experience.

 

I have participated in some threads about "Michael" in the Message Center. I keep putting "Michael" in quotation marks because he's known by several names.

 

I guess this has two lessons for me: first, when you have a less than great experience, it's still as important (if not more) to write the honest review; and secondly, when choosing a particular escort for the first time, perhaps it's wise to search the message center about them in conjunction with reading their listed reviews.

[vabballfan]

I live in the DC area and have not had a desire to hire Michael. Good thing. The response says a lot when it is filled with grammatical errors and spelling errors.

 

The fact that he has consistently advertised with multiple names at the same time speaks volumes in itself. It sounds to me that he tries to get the experience over with as soon as possible, get the money and get out.

 

That's the kind of guy that gives escorts a bad name. He obviously doesn't like what he's doing. Thank goodness I've avoided him all this time. Something just hasn't seemed right in his ads.

 

It's no wonder visiting escorts are so busy in DC.

[Rod Hagen]

This review reminded me how important it is for people to understand that the litany of activities described in reviews may not have ever actually happened, and if they did they may have only happened because that was how the escort felt at the time, but it's not something he's normally compelled to do.

 

Por Ejemplo: I don't rim. A couple of my reviews imply that I did. Nobody has ever asked me to rim them and then when I said no whined, but your reviews said you did.

 

If someone DID respond that way I would simply tell them that they should go by ads, which I write and have control over, and not the reviews, which I don't.

 

(of course numerous reviews together do provide a framework. It would be strange indeed if told a client I don't normally kiss and I hate oral when I have 50 reviews describing how much I love them both. That wouldn't track.)

 

In other words, if the stuff in the reviews sounds fun, it is wise to double check with the escort that those are activities he gets into.

 

Reviews aren't guarantees, they're porn.