Reliability of Reviews

[Guest Hanover]

I always visit M4M before hiring an escort. It has improved the quality of my experiences considerably and saved me much money. I'm very grateful for that. And I think that it has helped to raise the standards of a profession not traditionally known for its professionalism. Those who visit M4M owe it a LOT.

 

But I read the reviews with some caution because many of them appear to be written by clients TO the escort reviewed, rather than to other, prospective clients. My impression is that many a lovesick client, bewitched by the charm and beauty of an escort (that's what they are paid for, after all), rushes off to write a gushing "review" in the vain hope that the escort will read it and become their friend and lover. A common and even understandable romantic delusion in this field, I'm sure, like a patient who falls in love with his psychologist. (It does occasionally happen, in which case I'm pleased for those involved.) But that should not be the purpose of a review. The veracity and credibility of these reviews depends on the accuracy of their assessment of the experience. The ideal (impossible to attain, I grant, but worth striving for) should be a clear, informative and detached account of the relevant facts. A love letter serves a wholly different purpose.