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Originally Posted by JasonJG
I think I was the one who "discovered" Milly so to speak, having visited her on her first day and was the first to write her a review. I've mentioned earlier that she's my go-to ML since Vivian and Lynn were unavailable. So I think I might be biased, but I'll try to be as objective as I can...
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Thanks bro Jason for chipping in on your perspective. Indeed, I hold your FRs with high regards and always use it (together with a few other seasoned bros) as a benchmark for accuracy and selection of MLs as was in this case.
As for Milly, if there is any negativity, I didn't let it show nor expressed any displeasure during that one-hour session. I don't see the point as it would just affect the whole mood. I let them "perform" as best as they can, while I do my part to break the ice and barrier. One other thing I forgot to mention previously was how she criticized on my chinese standard as I can't really speak chinese fluently or understand everything she was trying to say. I found this quite offensive actually but was silent on it. Criticizing on customers is a big NO NO.
On the feely part, as I reiterated previously, it was totally hands-off until the sensual part. She was the one who moved her boobs near to my face during sensual, which was an indirect invitation to touch and lick them. As for the roaming south, my practice is usually gradually building up the tempo as the hj progresses and roaming south and removing the panty if any. If there are any objections, I would stop immediately, as was the case for Milly. I respect MLs for that and would not persist thereafter. I never ask for off-menu items upfront as well and usually go with the flow. If you get them, treat as bonus, if not, its ok as it is the sincerity and attitude that ultimately counts as the unique selling proposition for rtms.
MLs must always remember they are in a service industry. Giving hj in such an intimate setting, they must be prepared for customers who may venture to the grey areas or beyond the OB markers. They can voice it out, but they still need to maintain the professionalism and service orientation till the end while we should be gentlemanly and respect them - an occupational hazard for MLs, I guess?
As for the moist towels, I had the impression it was moist but I could be wrong. As the towel was in the bathroom and bathroom are usually humid, it could be moist due to that.
I believe since you are Milly's regular, do voice my observations to her and see if she dispute any of my points. Some reflection may be good for her as well.