Kimy is an escort and massage provider in Washington, District of Columbia, offering incall and outcall sessions. As a reviewer puts it: "She did want a tip, which was a bit of a turnoff."
Over a year ago
Unlike the other reviewers, I got the girl that was in the pictures. She was a bit more tan than I expected, but overall a nice looking girl. She did want a tip, which was a bit of a turnoff. The expe... See more
Unlike the other reviewers, I got the girl that was in the pictures. She was a bit more tan than I expected, but overall a nice looking girl. She did want a tip, which was a bit of a turnoff. The experience itself was just average, vip's read on...
I guess someone had to take one for the team. The pictures looked good but no reviews. I decided to take a leap. After usual 2 call system I arrive at the hotel. The woman who opned the door looked nothing like the pictires. I knew something is about to go wrong and it did.
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Kimy is an escort and massage provider in Washington, District of Columbia, offering incall and outcall sessions. As a reviewer puts it: "She did want a tip, which was a bit of a turnoff."
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Reviews for Kimy reveal a mixed experience among customers. One reviewer notes a positive aspect, mentioning that the girl they met resembled her pictures, albeit with a slight difference in skin tone. However, this positive sentiment is overshadowed by significant complaints. Another reviewer expresses disappointment, stating that the pictures looked appealing but lacked supporting reviews, leading to a sense of risk in their decision. Additionally, there are concerns about the expectation of tipping, which some find off-putting. Overall, while there are glimpses of satisfactory encounters, the lack of consistent positive feedback and the emphasis on potential pitfalls contribute to a negative impression. The overall sentiment leans towards dissatisfaction.
