Isn't it funny when you leave someone a lengthy (karma) review on someone's page you did a session with and hope they leave you a lengthy, in-depth, detailed review on your page? But when they leave a review, it's just one sentence review. lol
I think karma reviews are all welcome. I've cuddle quite a few people, Even before going pro. And rarely do they leave karma, almost never. So that's more a problem for me than one sentence 🤣
I was hoping this would be a thread about funny karma reviews. Damn clickbait titles.
@Mike403 me too, wanted some fun reading.
Not everyone is good at or comfortable writing about their experiences (or writing, period). As long as what you got is positive, be glad you got anything.
Why go this route instead of just asking them to leave a longer review? This is childish.
Lmfao yes I feel like this … or even worse they don’t leave one 😰😂. Then I’m left feeling conflicted 😐. Like maybe only I enjoyed the cuddle 🤗 😂.
Nobody owes a gushing review to anybody just so their ego can be stroked. That was respectable feedback, nothing to complain about. This is a job for pros, they typically don’t fall in love and leave half page reviews for anybody like male clients do. Also it’s more than easy to figure out who this was… calling people out isn’t the greatest way to get a good follow-up session in the future.
It's just a joke guys. lol It's nothing serious.
I don't have attachment to what kind of karma someone may or may not choose to leave me. Just accept it and appreciate it if given.
I have had some funny karma over the years and when someone is clever enough to make an inside joke or leave a little,"Easter egg," within karma, I absolutely love it!
"I just think it's funny how......
I can take all the precious moments out if my day and think of all the wonderful words to describe you and our time together making you look so special and exciting and caring g and tender and thoughtful and mindful and demure
And how you smell good and feel good and are considerate and safe and tall
But allllllll you got to say is " good cuddle" Like you are sooooo busy and you big brain is so occupied with all of the important things that you got going on in your life
It's a wonder you even had time to cuddle me and spare an hour or two with little ole me We should all be so lucky that you even here for the opportunity that you might even think you light have time to cuddle with us here on cuddle comfort
Because those two words you managed type to respond to my karma summed it all up! Thank you"
@RenaissanceEQ is this what you mean? Not like I've ever heard anything like this before
@ReltvlyCanshes ... will you cuddle me? You can copy/paste all that for me ... and then I can write "Good cuddle" 😜
One of my Karma reviews basically says I'm psychic... It's an empathy thing. That was a good one that really made me smile. Many of them mention snacks and treats and singing so that tracks with my cheerful vibe ☺️ But if I'm being super honest, if I get a Karma review with speling issues, my inner school teacher cringes. 🧐
@GuyverGordon i would be happy to whip up one of those karma scripts for you. As for the cuddle I'd have to decline, because of distance and at least one other key details, respectfully.
Quality counts, not quantity. Some of the most boring, pointless,.self engrandizing, non sensical posts I've read are also the most lengthy. Sometimes less really more.
@pmvines you nailed it. At least they took the time to leave positive Karma so appreciate that. 🤗
@ReltvlyCanshes you will forever be
(Totally joking 🤪)
Everyone wants to write a novel, but no one wants to read yours.
Other points like the quality vs. the quantity of the review have already been made. I'll also add that people all have different writing levels and if the review is sincere and genuine to the cuddle experience you shared, it's a solid review regardless of wordcount.
@RenaissanceEQ Can it also be applied to thread responses? Lol