Why am I writing with markers?
I returned to the massages after a long time, so I gratefully acknowledged where the chief had moved it and how many free massages were given in the lottery. I also acknowledge the overview with discounts. Like a hat down. For me, the salons have found their way around well and it is an appropriately and cheaply directed promo. However, to the point.
I myself consider it a bit of a community that enjoys something that is not quite common - it is not talked about on every corner and it is also a relatively expensive sport. I am glad that there is a place on the Internet where it is possible to change experiences from this sport, because it not only limits the possibility of a total fiasco, but also here we can freely chat about past matches, players, transfers, referees... just as we like. In short, Tápky is a nice place for me, where I sometimes go to read something and sometimes write something. And that's how it should be (SIC!). If you only come here to read and don't go for massages, that's fine, nothing against anything, maybe one day they'll be brave. However, anyone who only comes to suck is a scumbag to me and doesn't do a fart for the community. Writing reviews or contributions to the discussion (now also a chat:) gives us several options - write out of a bad experience and thereby help others avoid the same one, share a great experience, by which we help the masseuse who gave us that great experience, other gentlemen and we will also sort of archive the experience for future times. I like to write myself, and sometimes I go back to some experience and remember a lady who stuck in my memory.
However, there has been a lot of trouble here - some writers don't write reviews for noble reasons, they write them with the motive of potentially winning a free massage, and sometimes I find it rather sad to complain about why they didn't get a leaf in the draw. The requirements marked in blue incl. structures, there are really only a few…. Gentlemen, not like this. On the one hand, you can see it on the review, it is often sloppy, and on the other hand, I believe that some of them have not even had a massage.
I believe there are a few fellow travelers out there who see it similarly, if not the same way. This hobby costs some of us a lot of money. Yes, it's our choice, nothing against anything, but can you imagine that you, who come here just to suck and don't write a single line, are thrown into the water and will choose from all these girls without a single line? I've been to enough massages to know you can get a nasty burn. I myself very often go to girls who are not reviewed - this in itself entails certain risks, which I am fine with. The results tend to be different, but one thing is true. I will always share my experience. You should also share, it won't kill anyone and I repeat again, you are doing something for us, you are doing something for the ladies and overall this space has a certain influence on the massage world. Try to think about it. I love to read opinions from both camps…
👌This should be permanently pinned to the page as the first post!👌
Well, I don't know. Personally, I don't feel the need to write two-page reviews that I can't finish reading anyway. In my opinion, the review should be more concise, but it should contain the principle of the massage, price conditions, etc.
I think that the long language does not affect the scope of the reviews, but their quality, and he himself does not write unnecessarily long confessions (like maybe I do :P).
I agree with xpetrik. Long and detailed reviews are welcome. On the one hand, it is nowhere certain that the reader will also experience what the author experienced or made up, and secondly, it is unclear. Personally, I usually don't read anything longer than paragraph two. I'm not interested in whether the author fell in love, I'm interested in exactly: logistics, massage parameters, appearance and approach. Or some details about the salon.
So if that's all you took from this post, I'm not surprised at all that longer reviews cause you problems and you don't like them😂🤦
You are right chairman. 😀 Let's write reviews as they come out of us, in our own style, even if they are 5 pages long and whoever doesn't like it, kiss their ass and don't read it. Nothing good usually comes from trying to please.
For me, write what you want, if you miss the red bookcase and Rosamunda pilčer 🙂 you can at least catch up here.
That's also why I started writing differently (currently only for my last review) at the beginning of the author's comments, then +- a description of the salon, a subjective comprehensive review and the last paragraph a brief summary for those who don't want to read the sauce around.