So I've been lurking here a while, trying to get the vibe of the board and how people communicate here. Seems like aside from the hobby we share there are all kinds, some people are pretty decent, others... well, my mother once told me if you can't say something nice... and I guess that brings me to my next point.
I'm a nice guy, always have been and always will be. How do you manage to write a review on an SP when you don't have a great time, even though they're nice and do their best. I get that this is a business and results speak volumes. As I am in the service industry as well, I know that not everyone digs my style or the way I define a result.
I am very particular in the way I like my women; girlfriends, lovers, one-night stands, dates, friends, doesn't matter. When it comes to SPs though, it takes more to get me off than most guys... I assume.
Although I started this hobby back in the days before CL, I still have not had a great experience "hobbying" in my most recent outings. I believe this to be due to a number of different factors; a) deceit - fake pics, great descriptions and then lack of service. b) bad locations, and c) chatting about subjects irrelevant, or worse, inappropriate to the reason I showed up in the first place that take me out of the mood. and I guess there would be d) taking one for the team. Which will be awesome when it finally pays off, I guess.
My hobby budget remains small because I would rather date for real and hobbying almost doubles the cost of a single date. I also dig the feeling that you get from a date when it goes well, and when a chick is into you. A bit of a power trip I guess, maybe like COF or CIM for some.
I feel like I'd rather go tried and true, but many of the members don't take kindly it seems to those of us with limited budgets for the hobby and who lurk and take advantage of their reviews without posting our own. I've noticed that they can be harsh to newbies (I've been hobbying on and off since 1996, and only when I'm single) and some are quick to call shill, although I think that a review requires at least a few fundamental details.
These factors have certainly intimidated me when it comes to reviewing, but I'm certainly feeling more comfortable about it now.
I'll post my reviews soon and hopefully many more good ones.
I'll be on the board more often from here on.
I'm a nice guy, always have been and always will be. How do you manage to write a review on an SP when you don't have a great time, even though they're nice and do their best. I get that this is a business and results speak volumes. As I am in the service industry as well, I know that not everyone digs my style or the way I define a result.
I am very particular in the way I like my women; girlfriends, lovers, one-night stands, dates, friends, doesn't matter. When it comes to SPs though, it takes more to get me off than most guys... I assume.
Although I started this hobby back in the days before CL, I still have not had a great experience "hobbying" in my most recent outings. I believe this to be due to a number of different factors; a) deceit - fake pics, great descriptions and then lack of service. b) bad locations, and c) chatting about subjects irrelevant, or worse, inappropriate to the reason I showed up in the first place that take me out of the mood. and I guess there would be d) taking one for the team. Which will be awesome when it finally pays off, I guess.
My hobby budget remains small because I would rather date for real and hobbying almost doubles the cost of a single date. I also dig the feeling that you get from a date when it goes well, and when a chick is into you. A bit of a power trip I guess, maybe like COF or CIM for some.
I feel like I'd rather go tried and true, but many of the members don't take kindly it seems to those of us with limited budgets for the hobby and who lurk and take advantage of their reviews without posting our own. I've noticed that they can be harsh to newbies (I've been hobbying on and off since 1996, and only when I'm single) and some are quick to call shill, although I think that a review requires at least a few fundamental details.
These factors have certainly intimidated me when it comes to reviewing, but I'm certainly feeling more comfortable about it now.
I'll post my reviews soon and hopefully many more good ones.
I'll be on the board more often from here on.





