Strip Club Invisibility; The Search for the Elusive Unicorn Stripper

imjustabil
Detroit couple having fun
Interesting start to an article, I know. I have discovered how to be invisible at a strip club. It's an amazing sensation, sitting, staring at beautiful women sauntering past. One by one, they pass by. Sometimes looking forward, as if they have somewhere to be: sometimes checking their phone, as if they'll make more money on their phone; sometimes checking out the booth or the table next to me; occasionally checking out the table behind me. When I say invisible, I don't mean completely invisible. Magically the waitress can see me and the bouncers politely nod at me. Then, there is the occasional unicorn stripper that looks my way and approaches, but for the most part the girls appear to look right through me.

And I'm sure you're wondering, how can I be invisible at a strip club? Unfortunately it's easier than you'd think. My wife and I are in our 40's and have been going to strip clubs together for the past few years. We started in Vegas, then in our home town, then on vacations. We enjoy our time, as I've shared in previous reviews and discussions. Our m.o. is simple. We typically go early (late evening) and enjoy the shift change from afternoon shift to night shift. When the club has good food, we love our "dinner at the club", and the show is usually more entertaining than people watching at a vanilla restaurant.

I digress. Evidently there are so many strippers that are freaked out by couples that they don't know how to handle themselves,. Childishly, they simply pretend like you're not there. The unicorns have shared with us that some of the girls fear that the wife is there reluctantly; they fear the wife's jealousy, sometimes the husband's jealousy; some just don't know what to do with another girl.

During a recent visit to a strip club, it actually got so bad, we were on the aisle with girls walking by and there was a guy sitting at a table behind us. There were so many girls passing by and just looking the other way. I felt bad for the guy, as if I was "cock-blocking" him. I know what some of you are going to say, you need to be more aggressive and approach the girl you want. We've tried that. Too often we get a girl that doesn't know how to handle a couple and all we get is disappointment.

We've had some, unusual, girls dance for us. Many of whom are not our style. The most unusual, for us, was a goth girl, tattoos, black makeup, definitely not our style. She approached us, excited, and we decided to go along. She was the last dance of the evening that night. She got us so worked up, we immediately left and went back to be together.

We've developed "rules", or ways of detecting whether or not we've found a unicorn. First, and foremost, if the girl approaches me first, we typically do not get dances. It's kind of like "guy code" for girls. Girls should show respect for other girls. The dancers that approach my wife first and get cozy with her, have been the best. Many times they will ask my wife's permission to sit on my lap or question which one of us would like a dance first. Thankfully my wife not only cooks and cleans, but she takes excellent care of me, as well. The unicorn will say that she "loves couples". The best of them will not charge double for a couples dance. When they're giving me a dance, they spend a lot of time looking at my wife. During my dance, they also touch my wife; tits, thigh, hair. They'll take her hand and have her touch them, and many times encourage my wife to touch me (thankfully she doesn't need much encouragement there). When they're dancing for her, they're looking at her, and hands are moving around more freely. For me, that's hot!

So, our invisibility ensues and we endure it. We wait quietly, patiently for the elusive unicorn stripper to wander past us, bringing the joy that only a mythical creature can provide.

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  • Papi_Chulo
    8 years ago
    You described why many dancers avoid couples:

    * a rule about the wife being approached first

    * having to entertain 2 people at once and 2 different personalities (the wife's and the hubby's) and what each one wants/expects, and not expect to be charged 2x for the dance when both of you are in there

    * what if a dancer is not into women and touching them and being touched by them

    Too many hoops to jump thru and too-much walking on ice (as to not offend the wife and w/e particular likes/don't-likew she has) - why go thru all this when there is usually a room full of horny men that will take less work and easier to make $$$ from since a guy by himself will often go much farther (and thus spend more) than a guy that has to act a certain way around his wife.

    IDK what the answer is but most couples have issues getting attention in SCs - perhaps getting dances individually or doing VIP may workout better
  • lopaw
    8 years ago
    Although I rarely head to stripclubs with any guy friends anymore, I can understand your frustration. As a female clubber I have had much better success flying solo than I ever did when I hung out at a club with a guy friend. I have chatted with many dancers who are terrified of couples but have no problem approaching me alone. I think some have had bad experiences with the woman half of the couple and want to avoid possible drama, but I think more just don't know how to approach and make a successful sale. Sadly there have been enough bad women customers that it can ruin it for the good ones.

  • gunrack
    8 years ago
    I think couples(m/f) going to strip clubs is weird as hell. I know that is offensive but i don't care. The club caters to men....not couples. I think having couples in the club changes the vibe inside the club.

  • sclvr5005
    8 years ago
    ^The clubs cater to anyone who is interested in hot women and who are willing to spend some money. Guess what - you don't like it then feel free to leave. I'm sure someone like you doesn't help the vibe in a club at all - you sound like a complete buzzkill.

    AFA couples go - I tried it a couple times worth my ex wife but she hated it and we never returned. Of course the girls avoided us due to her terrible demeanor. But I have clubbed a couple times wirh a wing-woman and it was fabulous. The dancers were receptive and accommodating. I found that tipping the waitress and having her bring dancers over worked well.
  • ppwh
    8 years ago
    Some clubs have couples nights. I have been at on one of those nights where a couple was sitting right next to me, so I could hear them debating which dancer to pick. It looked like kind of an awkward situation when they couldn't come to an agreement and the guy put his foot down to pick one dancer, and left his wife at the bar sitting around on her own. The woman tried with another dancer, but the dancer was already on her way out, so she was rejected.

    Anyway, a club with a couples night might be the way to go, so at least there is some kind of an expectation that the dancers will cater to you.
  • rogertex
    8 years ago
    Sorry to hear your plight.
    I would think dancers would care about three things - money, money and money.
    In my mind a couple would be less intimidating, more likely to be presentable and highly likely to be civil.

    If Stripperdom has got the impression that couples don't spend as well as a regular Joe - that's a shame.
    Some suggestions:

    1. Both of you wear a T-shirt that states "I'M HERE TO SPEND MONEY".
    2. Ask Bouncer or Waitress to get you a dancer that you like.
    3. Tip on stage and ask the waitress to see you. And be explicit - for dances or paid time.

    As a couple, you may not know - a regular Joe that visits a club is spending at a rate over $100 an hour. At a regular sports bar the spend rate could well be $20 and hour. Different leagues - different experiences.

    IMO, Dancers need to make about $100 an hour to maintain their hotness.

    I know when you actually show the money - anyone will sit on your lap. It simply lessens the sensation and experience. Ideal is - dancer walks by out of her own desire and own kindness - and then you and your partner reward the dancer very well. But life has never been perfect.

    Good Luck !
  • Papi_Chulo
    8 years ago
    It may help if you wife is the proactive one about approaching the dancers and inviting them over to your table for a drink and letting your wife take the lead - that way it comes across as her being there b/c she wants to party vs being there b/c you wanna be there
  • imjustabil
    8 years ago
    Thank you, everyone for your comments/suggestions. We appreciate the input!.
    @Papi_Chulo - You're probably right, avoiding a couple could be easier and more profitable for a stripper!
    @lopaw - It's a shame the a few "closed" women ruin it for the rest of us. Thanks for your openness.
    @gunrack - Maybe you haven't found the right woman yet. Wishing you the best!
    @sclvr5005 - Thanks for the support! When it works, it's a great experience.
    @ppwh - We'd love to find a club that offers couples night. Sounds perfect for us.
    @rogertex - Ok , ok, I get it. SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!! Where can I find that T-shirt you're talking about???
    @Papi_Chulo - My wife does want to be there, and she is proactive. I would hope that other couples at the SC feel the same way!!
  • rogertex
    8 years ago

    u can start with this one
    http://www.cafepress.com/+i-support-sing…

    and then pick the one that says "tis the season to spend money"

    https://www.zazzle.com/spending+money+ts…

  • joc13
    7 years ago
    IME being in a SC with a date has always worked out pretty well. I only go with non-wife civilians who asked me first to take them, so there is no reluctance. It seems we always had more dancers approach her first.
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