Good on you, Malaya!
However, keep in mind what my "old" ATF once told me: "In this business, you have to have a thick skin." To get honest feedback, you risk sometimes getting your feelings wounded.
Even when I've enjoyed a session, and my overall impression is positive, I try to write a review that is as informative as possible, while balancing candor with tact. For ex., the "mommy marks" on a mature provider whom I'd seen might be no big deal for me; but they would be for someone else. So I might write something like this in my review:
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...Pausing again, I lowered myself to roll the hem of her dress upward and kiss the kitty.
As she interrupted me, stating half apologetically, "yes, I'm a mom", I recalled X___'s comment, with which I fully agreed: "OK…Y___ is not a 20-year-old hard body. But I don’t care. She is a great addition to our little community..."
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I applaud your approach to this sport; I hope you're OK with mine.