New Maya at PDC..Any info

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New woman at PDC

Anyone have info, review.

https://www.leolist.cc/personals/fe...wwest_sweet_soft_your_latin_princess-11532723

 

[HolyMolyWow]

Also wondering 🤔

 

[Firstcum]

Depends on where she is tomorrow, I might go see her.

 

[Bighaus]

I saw her the other day. Was kind of a let down. No quickie option just 200 for hh and 300 for the hr.
Pink diamond condo in Langley. She was not fresh, there was no lube there and she didn’t get very wet so action kind of sucked. She’s a decent looking girl with a good body but she also wasn’t groomed. Hairy legs, stubble downstairs and hair on her ass. Overall, kind of a let down.

 

[Kwespell]

I saw her the other day. Was kind of a let down. No quickie option just 200 for hh and 300 for the hr.
Pink diamond condo in Langley. She was not fresh, there was no lube there and she didn’t get very wet so action kind of sucked. She’s a decent looking girl with a good body but she also wasn’t groomed. Hairy legs, stubble downstairs and hair on her ass. Overall, kind of a let down.

Thanks for the tofft and review. Other than looks, are there services or restrictions that are noteworthy?

 

[Bighaus]

Thanks for the tofft and review. Other than looks, are there services or restrictions that are noteworthy?

Bbbj, dfk, daty included(I chose not to)
Bbbj was 4/10, not deep enough. Does not dt, and isn’t sloppy. No gawk gawk which is my fav kind of bj
Dfk was 6/10, nothing special.

She’s Brazilian so has a nice butt but the hair was a turnoff. For 200hh, at least have some lube. I bet lube would have made the service at least 1.5 points higher in rating.

 

[Jenna PDC]

She’s quite new to the industry, so I tend to view early reviews with some perspective. Starting out comes with a significant learning curve, and it’s very common to see mixed feedback while someone is finding their footing. With time, experience, and constructive guidance, providers often develop their own style and improve tremendously.

The feedback regarding room setup, supplies, grooming, and overall experience is valuable and can certainly be used to make positive adjustments moving forward.

As for quickies, I’ve noticed more providers choosing not to offer them these days. One of the biggest reasons is that many clients arrive pressed for time and don’t want to take a few minutes to shower beforehand. It’s difficult to provide a quality experience when basic hygiene is skipped due to time constraints. For many providers, longer appointments create a better experience for everyone involved.

Nothing in the beginning is ever perfectly linear, and growth in this industry often comes through experience, feedback, and refinement over time 🙏🏻💕

 

[LadyKiller]

Thank you for your blunt, honest review, Bighaus.

I appreciate the reply Jenna but either she is ready to go or not. The same goes with her performance over time - she will either find her groove, or fizzle out. It just sucks when your experience has to be considered a stepping stone for her to get better.

 

[Jenna PDC]

I respectfully disagree.

The reality is that this industry is far more nuanced than many people realize. New providers very often receive mixed reviews in the beginning, not because they’re incapable, but because they’re learning how to navigate an industry that comes with a unique set of challenges, expectations, boundaries, and interpersonal dynamics.

I’ve seen countless examples over the years where initial reviews were inconsistent, yet as experience, confidence, and refinement developed, the quality of service improved significantly. Growth in this industry is rarely linear.

Of course, every client is entitled to their opinion and experience, and constructive feedback has value. However, the assumption that someone either “has it” from day one or will simply “fizzle out” doesn’t reflect the reality I’ve observed over many years.
Time, experience, and a willingness to learn often make a much bigger difference than people think.

That said, thank you for sharing your perspective.

 

[LadyKiller]

My comment was made primarily regarding her not being ready (no lube and not fresh). Those two factors contribute so much to a better experience.

I respect your take, but time and time again providers will either fizzle out or find their groove. I never made a comment about someone having it from the start - that could happen, but rarely does.

Also As a client, again you don't want to be the one that has to help her get better. No client does when there are so many other providers that offer better services for the same rate. I could understand your opinion better if the provider is willing to learn and accept feedback. I guess time will tell here ✌

 

[Jenna PDC]

That’s a fair clarification, and I don’t disagree that being properly prepared, having supplies available, and meeting personal grooming expectations are important parts of the overall experience.

That said, none of us can say with certainty whether something like lubricant wasn’t available at all or simply wasn’t brought out during the appointment. Regardless, if that was the client’s experience, then it’s valid feedback and something worth addressing.

My point wasn’t that clients should be responsible for helping someone improve. Rather, it was that mixed reviews at the beginning are incredibly common, and one review rarely tells the whole story of where someone will ultimately end up in this industry.

If I recall correctly, I believe this was only her second shift. Developing a routine, learning what works, anticipating client needs, and becoming fully comfortable in the environment takes time. This industry is far from linear, and most providers go through a period of adjustment while finding their rhythm.

Constructive feedback is valuable because it gives a provider the opportunity to identify areas that need improvement. What ultimately matters is whether that feedback is taken seriously and acted upon

Time will definitely tell, but I’ve seen enough providers over the years go from inconsistent beginnings to becoming highly regarded that I try not to judge someone’s long-term potential based solely on their first handful of reviews.

I do appreciate you taking the time to provide detailed feedback.