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I get this request every day! So many men will ask for an honest rating but also include an emoji like 🥹😇🙈 Which actually tells me they want me to do a nice rating but make it seem like I’m being honest… #fyp

@oopsjasmine
160.0K views7.0K likes1:45ENSep 29, 2026
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a client is paid for a custom video, so I'm just getting ready to film it. It's a video rating his junk. It's kind of like an unboxing video, except they're unboxing something. And I let them know what I think about it. After when I do these ratings, I don't have a look at the pictures that they've sent me. I wait, I set up my camera, and then I open our chat messages, and then I do a sort of fast real reaction to it, so they're seeing my authentic response to their pictures and their videos and everything. But I've done it differently this time, because I built a kind of rapport with this person, and I was curious. And also he wanted me to be nice and enthusiastic about what I'm going to say. So I thought, all right, I have a quick glance just to get myself in the right head space, and see if I'm going to have to put my lying face on. I can't lie, I'm not a very good liar, so but it doesn't matter anyway, because I had a look and everything's fine. Historically, when I've taken requests for ratings, I would ask the person if they'd want a nice rating, you know, it full of praise, a mean rating, a kind of fend on edge to it, or if they just want my sincere honesty. Nine times out of ten, people would respond saying they wanted honesty, but I quickly realized what this meant was, people wanted me to be nice about what I was looking at, but just make it believable. So I have glanced at the guy who I'm going to be rating today, but actually I could have done an honest rating, because I'm not blushing because I'm imagining him, I'm blushing because I've just put blusher on. Yeah, I think this guy's going to be happy with my review. Okay, see you later.