Auggie said:Since the term isn't agreed upon, it's a bit useless. I ignore it when I read her ad and look for other terms.
It's about her style and attitude, more friendly and less mechanical. It can be a covered BJ or no BJ at all but kissing should be part of it.
rileyroyal said:hobbyist made up this cockamayme shit about what a GFE is.
jumpingjackflash said:Why would it bother you that a certain level of service is expected? I for one expect when GFE is advertised, BBBJ, DFK/LFD, DATY, FS. If anyone of these services is missing then it should not be called GFE!
mynameismo said:Same here, but I am ok with cbj.
shadowsun said:Very cool of you. Some of the guys try to force feed the bbbj into GFE to make it only defined one way, when the actual thing about GFE is that it is more than straight up traditional FS only, not that it must have bbbj. Not that long ago, sps did not provide (normally) anything like kissing, or bjs with FS sessions, and no daty, etc etc. There have been alot of changes, by trying to force the bbbj "or else" GFE cannot be used is a popular one, and totally beside the point.
jumpingjackflash said:I for one expect when GFE is advertised, BBBJ, DFK/LFD, DATY, FS. If anyone of these services is missing then it should not be called GFE!
GenevieveLajoie said:As I've said in another thread, expectations of what a GFE is vary not only from the provider's perspective, but also from the client's perspective. Not every guy is looking for the same kind of GF, and therefore, not every guy is looking for the same kind of GFE.
Case in point: for some guys, a GFE means lots of cuddling, kissing, and intimacy. For others, it means the illusion of a GF who will indulge you in some kinky play, like pissing on you, letting you dress as a furry, or let you spank her ass.
Attempting to define, once and for all, what GFE means is therefore a necessarily vain attempt. Instead of trying to police the term, why not just focus on looking for those providers who fit your definition of GFE.
GenevieveLajoie said:Attempting to define, once and for all, what GFE means is therefore a necessarily vain attempt. Instead of trying to police the term, why not just focus on looking for those providers who fit your definition of GFE.