How to write up something questionable

[Ahdroid1983]

I saw a provider today and in the middle of our session I noticed something on her lip. She claims she had cut it earlier and there was some blood, but given this hobby I felt I didn’t want to take her at her word that it might be something worse (and also there was still blood on her lip). What’s the proper way to write a review of this and should anything further be done?

[Guest123018-4]

Her pimp probably busted her lip.

[Fancyinheels]

Write it exactly the way you have, just a plain and factual description of what you observed, NO medical or other speculation, period. Nothing further to be noted or done. Gents can read what they want into it.

But heck, she may be on the level. I tripped over one of my chihuahuas a while back and actually bit my upper lip, drawing blood. Had to cancel several appointments while it healed. (The dog did it!) Another time a BEE stung me on my lower lip while I was weeding in my garden. Removing the stinger left a drop of blood and my lip began swelling, so again, there went my profitable plans. Drats, bats, cats chasing rats, even cut my lip with dental floss once. (It was a clumsy klutz day.)

I would never see a fellow with anything that resembled a suspicious bruise or boo-boo around my mouth not only out of consideration for any safety concerns he might have, but also because of possible rumor-mongering. Not knowing her circumstances, really think before you type, please, as a small molehill of a blemish can grow into a big mountain of gossip.

[Ahdroid1983]

Thank you Fancy. I was trying to be as considerate and fair as possible. I spoke to someone else that knows the provider who vouched for her so I’m just trying to straighten things out. I appreciate it.

[dearhunter]

Yeah, a vouch solves everything.

[notanewbie]