Author Topic: VIOLA_KINKY24 - Gloucester Road  (Read 928 times)


1 review(s) for VIOLA_KINKY24 (0 positive, 1 neutral, 0 negative) [Indexed by Dark_Gable]

Offline TheOracle

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TL;DR: unattractive, rude, abusive: avoid.

Neutral because I walked, but my experience was not pleasant.

I started having bad vibes when I was downstairs, I asked her what flat number I should ring and she called me to give me a code (I don't understand why she couldn't text it). No problem for me, but in the meantime someone open the door so I walked in and told her "I'm in, someone open the door, what is the flat number?". For some reason she sounded suspicious and acted as if she didn't understand what was going on. So I had to stop in the middle of the entrance, and slowly tell her "someone...opened...the...door...and...I'm...in...the...lobby..."etc.etc. She sounded pissed off, but eventually she told me something that was meant to be the floor and the flat number. I wasn't sure, so I asked her to repeat, and she grunted "I'VE ALREADY TOLD YOU". Not a good start. Eventually she texted me floor x and number y (say, "16"), and when I got out of the lift there was door B16 right beside it. So I knocked it, and nobody answered. She called me with an angry voice and said "WHERE ARE YOU? YOU'RE NOT IN FRONT OF MY DOOR". So I said "well, I'm in front of B16". "I TOLD YOU 16 NOT B16". Fair enough, I realised that there was another corridor with doors that were numbered without letters, but it seems like an easy mistake to make...

I finally got to the right door, and as soon as she opened the door I was disappointed: she's in her mid thirties, nowhere as attractive as in the pictures (way heavier, both on her face, belly and ass: the picture are either significantly old or AI-retouched), not welcoming at all (she scolded me again for the fucking door thing, so I said "well, it's an easy mistake to make", but she answered with an annoying tone: "THIS IS ENGLAND! THERE ARE PLENTY OF BUILDING LIKE THIS". Oh really? It's the first time this happens to me in 18 years in the country...). At this point I was quite pissed off by her attitude, and looking at her I realised that I didn't find her attractive at all, so I wondered why I would remain in the first place. There was no good reason, obviously, so I told her "I'm sorry, I realised I'm not in the mood, and I was expecting someone a bit different. I think I'd better go". She looked at me with disgust, and said with a harsh tone "oh, really? off you go!", and started pushing me towards the door. I said "well, I tried to be polite..." and she yelled "POLITE EH? YOU STINK! GO AWAY!".

So, not a great experience. Just for the record:
face: 5
body: 4.5
location: 6 (not a bad neighbourood and building, but the flat was a bit minging)
attitude: 3
performance: N/A (but I wouldn't expect much, given the personality)

BTW: it's quite hard to find an independent escort, these days. Today I contacted at least 10 before this munter answered me 1h after my original message.
« Last Edit: September 22, 2025, 01:25:07 am by TheOracle »

Offline Heph

Rightly walked-out and deservedly drawn to our attention. The neutral feels like it's generous.
Gawd, I loathe the ones that are arsey like this from the get-go.

Look at her O/N rates! £2k to cuddle up next to trout-lips.
She's delusional and a narcissist.

« Last Edit: September 22, 2025, 01:52:10 am by Heph »

Offline jsnsummer

Good catch! Well done for walking. Surely this is a negative?

Offline FiveKnuckles

Nice for walking in the end.

I understand her concern though.  She probably wanted to eyeball you on the intercom for security reasons.  Its a scenario where not walking inside when the door opens, makes you look a suspicious to tenants, or the WG thinks you're there to rob them or something worst.  :unknown:

Offline TheOracle

Nice for walking in the end.

I understand her concern though.  She probably wanted to eyeball you on the intercom for security reasons.  Its a scenario where not walking inside when the door opens, makes you look a suspicious to tenants, or the WG thinks you're there to rob them or something worst.  :unknown:

I don't think that was her concern: I was expecting her to give me her flat number so I could ring her intercom, but she wanted to give me a code on the phone that I could type on the intercom keypad and would open the front door. Believe me, that's not the kind of woman who fears being assaulted, quite the opposite.
« Last Edit: September 22, 2025, 10:13:39 pm by TheOracle »

Offline FiveKnuckles

I don't think that was her concern: I was expecting her to give me her flat number so I could ring her intercom, but she wanted to give me a code on the phone that I could type on the intercom keypad and would open the front door. Believe me, that's not the kind of woman who fears being assaulted, quite the opposite.

It's your review and Neutral is justified.

Not defending her.  If you stay on the phone when you exit the lift,  perhaps she would say "not 16B.  Go other corridor for 16".  Then you wouldn't be at the wrong door that pissed her off more  :D




Offline TheOracle

It's your review and Neutral is justified.

Not defending her.  If you stay on the phone when you exit the lift,  perhaps she would say "not 16B.  Go other corridor for 16".  Then you wouldn't be at the wrong door that pissed her off more  :D

There are a couple of problems with this: 1) on the phone she acted as if she couldn't understand a word of what I was saying. Literally I had to repeat 3-4 times "someone opened the door and I'm in, what is the flat number?", 2) she's didn't tell me "stay on the phone", 3) she could just tell me the door thing right away, 4) phone calls typically drop in lifts.

But most of all: she could just be polite instead of being a fucking piece of shit and treat me as an idiot for thinking flat B16 was 16.