Re-reading my own Reviews
Warrior15
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I like to occasionally go thru my own Reviews and re-read them. Two reasons. 1) I read them and re-live the visit. Remembering a great VIP visit or a beautiful dancer. But also 2) many people will read your Reviews weeks and even months after you wrote it, then make comments. I get a real kick out of seeing if people liked my story. A third reason is that it will get me motivated to go back to a place I haven't been to in a while.
Do you ever read your old Reviews ?
Do you ever read your old Reviews ?
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Being a variety-PL also means that I'm constantly looking forward to a new adventure/dancer vs sticking w/ the same-old same-old (and why I don't stick to fave-dancers nor usually look-forward to repeating w/ the same dancers except maybe if I haven't been w/ them for a while; and thus why "reliving" old visits doesn't do that much for me) - also; after so many visits over-the-years and so-many-dancers; these days I find it hard to even remember how those dancers looked even if at the time I really enjoyed being w/ them - sometimes reading one of my old-reviews will lubricate-my-memory but still as a variety-PL I'm always more interested on what I haven't experienced vs what I have already-experienced.
I travel a lot and have visited a whole bunch of clubs -- more than 250 -- and with many of them, it's been only once, maybe in a location I'm just driving through on my way to another state. Sometimes I'll read a current TUSCL review of a club in a distant city and wonder if that's one I may have visited, once, a number of years ago. In that case, I'll find and re-read my review, which instantly brings back the details of my visit and helps me compare my impressions with that of a more recent reviewer.
As others have said about why they like to write reviews, it's nice to have a place I can go to relive some of the highlights of my adventures -- and misadventures -- in this hobby. Thanks, founder, for providing me a fun repository for that.
On rare occasion, I will re read a review if I'm considering a private dance with a dancer who I've previously written about. While I fully agree with the TUSCL guideline to NOT link dancer names to specific reports of sexual activity and fees, I sometimes wish that I had a more detailed record of my private dance adventure and costs.
Rereading them helps keep the memories.
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