I mean, come on guys. Doesn't that experience make you want to make others who read your reviews feel like they were in your shoes?

From the 1st time the PO answers the call, to your few minutes wait. To the door creeping open. The smell of her fragrance. The height or picture comparison to her ad? Her outfit? The hand holding "Please let me serve you master" feeling. Or maybe it was the dominating, Mortal Kumbat "Get over here" savoir faire personna?

The help with undressing your attire. The shower experience, to the cleanup. To the role playing or sensual experience on the bed, followed by the 1-2 buckle my shoe punch. Her curvacious figure or her bony rib-cage. Her cute tied up hair or her over indulged implants. These are the moments to be remembered. She got me at "Nihao".

Let us savor the battle. Win or lose, it's how we write up the game my friends.

Whether it's a lesson learned not to TOFTT. Or a To-Die for Experience you are itching to repeat. Sharing is caring.

I know sometimes we can be nervous and describe too much details that it can catch unwanted readers. But I hate to say this, we are adults. We should know better.

Better to write something meaningful and build up our laboring economy. Lend me your writing creativity, so that we all can informatively decide if she's a go or no-go.

Life is a box of expensive chocolates!

Set-up - The experience of dealing with the PO up to the point of getting to the door.

Greetings - How I'm greeted, initial take on looks and attitude.

Shower - Not necessary as it's own category, but I do enjoy coed showers. Coed shower even offered? Further assessment of attitude and comfort level. Mention of any teaser activities leading up to....

Main event - All bedroom activites leading up to the pop. Sequence of events, comfort level, assessment of skills, position acronyms.

Post game - Everything after the pop until I walk out the door. Clean-up? Refreshments offered? Conversation? Massage?

To add to metridium's review template, I'd add 'Setting' as a required section, or put it under 'Greeting'. Was it your hotel room? her incall? Is her place discreet? How's the parking? is her place easy to get to from mass transit? does she have pets? is the place clean/quiet?

We certainly don't need this information for every provider every time, but getting good but non-identifying information for a new girl or a new incall is very useful. Plus, providers that see their scores marked down for having roommates that listen to the TV too loud or a lack of clean towels might lead to a better experience.