They are the reason this board is in existence. However, recently I've been reading reviews that a particularly harsh and people are being critical of others because they have a different opinion of a certain woman.
There are 4 letter that should be put in every review IMHO, YMMV.
When reviewing, one should talk about their experience. Maybe your experience was better than someone elses, or perhaps not as good. I don't think there should be anything too derogatory unless a woamn's conduct is just deplorable or there is blatant dishonesty. If you don't enjoy yourself, take the high road and say something like "we didn't connect" or "she's not the girl for me", something in that vein. These women are subject to off days so don't hold it against them. Seeing any woman on any day, even one you've seen multiple times, is a gamble. Sometimes, you may not get your money's worth. We pooners are, to an extent, at the subject of their whims, so not every session is going to be fireworks.
Also, I think it's kind of classless to take shots at a woman's body. Even the most secure woman has body image issues. Again, just say "her body wasn't my type" or" she was bigger than expected" (even that one is a little harsh). There are many different woman in many shapes and sizes and not every person likes every body type. However, from personal experience, I can tell you, when a woman is sexy, she's SEXY, regarless of body type.
The point is when reviewing be critical but don't make it personal. Also, try to accent the positive even if the session was mediocre. Bad or luke warm reviews may be bad in the short term but helpful for a woman in the long one because they can learn from them. Personally, I don't think you can really know how good an SP is until you've had a few sessions with them. One good/bad session could be a fluke. A few will give you a better idea of heir true skill.
The point is critique the execution but not the woman. (Although the best women express themselves through their execution). This place is a tool, a network, not a place to trash people in order to mask our insecurities (cough cough
). Be honest, speak your mind but be respectful. We will all enjoy it more that way 
There are 4 letter that should be put in every review IMHO, YMMV.
When reviewing, one should talk about their experience. Maybe your experience was better than someone elses, or perhaps not as good. I don't think there should be anything too derogatory unless a woamn's conduct is just deplorable or there is blatant dishonesty. If you don't enjoy yourself, take the high road and say something like "we didn't connect" or "she's not the girl for me", something in that vein. These women are subject to off days so don't hold it against them. Seeing any woman on any day, even one you've seen multiple times, is a gamble. Sometimes, you may not get your money's worth. We pooners are, to an extent, at the subject of their whims, so not every session is going to be fireworks.
Also, I think it's kind of classless to take shots at a woman's body. Even the most secure woman has body image issues. Again, just say "her body wasn't my type" or" she was bigger than expected" (even that one is a little harsh). There are many different woman in many shapes and sizes and not every person likes every body type. However, from personal experience, I can tell you, when a woman is sexy, she's SEXY, regarless of body type.
The point is when reviewing be critical but don't make it personal. Also, try to accent the positive even if the session was mediocre. Bad or luke warm reviews may be bad in the short term but helpful for a woman in the long one because they can learn from them. Personally, I don't think you can really know how good an SP is until you've had a few sessions with them. One good/bad session could be a fluke. A few will give you a better idea of heir true skill.
The point is critique the execution but not the woman. (Although the best women express themselves through their execution). This place is a tool, a network, not a place to trash people in order to mask our insecurities (cough cough





