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Originally Posted by China Doll
Not for the guys in Upstate NY. Many gentlemen have referred to me as "the definition of GFE" or a "true GFE," but I do not offer BBBJ. I hate it when the experience I provide is labeled based on a list of menu items; must you really reduce us to that?
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In one of my reviews of a visit with China, I said she "Transcended GFE" and after about a half dozen visits overall, I stand by that assessment. For someone whose physical delights are exquisite, it says quite a lot that, for me, China's most compelling quality as a provider is the totality of her as a person. She's a remarkable woman.
I suppose this will come across as white knighting although I don't think China needs defending here...my intent was simply to corroborate her assertion that many of us who have seen her overwhelmingly consider her to be a GFE provider.
I'd like to think that anyone with a girlfriend would value the whole person over any particular sexual activity...and if you think about it, there are plenty of GFs who are very selective about which activities they will engage in before marriage. I get and am sympathetic to those for whom a specific set of acts not traditionally offered by "old school" providers equates to GFE. Still, I think they might miss the possibility of something special by sticking with rigid definitions.
As for the original question of this thread (so as to not be entirely in hi-jack mode)...I think a reasonable approach when first meeting a provider is to get some sense of the things she enjoys, rather than going for some inventory of the "menu". For me, as good as Greek might feel, I rather pass if the provider didn't enjoy it.
You may want to consider some very careful exploratory touching (light finger grazes or a bit of roaming during DATY) in the vicinity to see if she responds...and it's a good idea to check in when you are exploring new territory with "is this okay?", "or does this feel good?" Sometimes the body can build to a decision that the mind hadn't even considered ahead of time. Just remember to keep everything respectful and if you find yourself heading down a road that is closed, be ready to cheerfully detour somewhere else.