The Case for GFE Clubs

5/22/2025 7:11:11 PM

Awhile back, I wrote an article about what I felt would be the end of strip clubs. More and more men were going to these places not just to get titillated but also to get laid. Places like Germany have high end brothels with some of the most gorgeous women. How could we begin to compete with that?

I began to do some research and found that the brothels in Germany were not like the window shopping adventures of Amsterdam. Instead of the quickie, these FKKs were essentially "relaxation" palaces where men could eat a good meal, relax in the sauna, get a massage, flirt with multiple, naked beautiful women, and then, get laid. All for around $300 depending on exchange rates. Here in the US, you can get that, but without the sex. Some places let you do it illegally of course, but you risk jail.

Instead of wasting precious tax dollars on combating prostitution, the US should legalize it, regulate, and control it. Why limit its potential to only Nevada? We need to compete with other parts of the world in tourism and the US is losing out. Our casinos can't compete internationally when they're limited in their alternative entertainment options. I'm sorry, but sex and gambling make for a great adult evening of fun. When the Flight Club opened up a casino within the club, they became one of the best places to go to. In addition, by keeping this above board, the US might be able to battle human trafficking more effectively.

I, for one, believes that this is sex work (and to strippers out there I'm sorry but you are in the business of selling some type of sex, even if its just a mental image of your body to jerk off to) needs to evolve in order to survive. Men will always want to see naked women, but I believe that GFE clubs similar to the FKKs in Europe is the logical next step in order for this business model to survive.

It's been awhile since I've worked on this. Apparently, FKKs are moving towards more of a mechanical feel. GFE clubs are indeed the next evolution of the strip club, even if they are not full service. Men will go to a GFE club if they feel good about themselves after they leave, even if there's no full release.

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basedtexafornian•1 wk ago

The key issue is that hardcore Evangelical Traditionalists are trying to really stop people from having a really good valuable experience. This model needs to be brought to the states, but the problem is that a lot of lawmakers on both aisles are literally being bought out by the Evangelical Lobby, sadly.

boomer79•1 wk ago

There are also the puritanical feminist “progressives”. The tide was turning that way with the sexual revolution but a lot of women didn’t like the idea of it but it wasn’t cool to villainize sex workers any more so it became about “trafficking” and “objectification” by bad men.

JC0110•1 wk ago

I don't see that happening in our life time. Now they even want to ban the porn.

Jascoi•1 wk ago

the frikin prudes in the USA... legislating morality. a bunch of hypocrites.

basedtexafornian•5 days ago

Good point: @boomer79

caseyx•5 days ago

@JC0110: There have always been folks who want to ban porn. Probably the only reason this seems new is that now there are technological methods of controlling access to various sites (e.g. credit card age verification) that the law can take advantage of.

rickymacrodong•4 days ago

They should legalize it yes, but as far as regulate, i dont know if that would be a good thing. You should be able to sell whatever you want, for whatever price you agree on… theres not much regulation when it comes to hooking up with someone, so it should be the same in any other encounter…

Some others mentioned traditionalists.. thats the obvious group but it goes deeper than that. A lot of women dont want prostitution to be legal for various reasons. A lot of men too. Whether its jealousy, parents not wanting their daughters to get into it, etc