To tell or not to tell, thats is the question!
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First, I'm gonna come out and say that I believe (just my opinion) that what she doesn't know won't hurt her. I don't think that your significant other needs to be told you are going to the strip club to do whatever it is you choose to do there. Provided this is not an addiction or anything of that nature, and you're not spending money that you don't have, or that was supposed to be for something else. <br />
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Reasons not to tell: From what I've seen, women can be extremely insecure about the most minute things. Imagine the thoughts that may run through their minds when they find out you'd rather go to the strip club and oogle naked women instead of them. While you may have justifiable and legitimate reasoning, she won't want to hear it. Women I have dealt with become extremely defensive, sometimes angry, and sometimes embarassed of me and of themselves.<br />
You are not cheating (provided you're not going for extras or anyhting). Everyone needs a change of pace once in-a-while, especially those of us who have been in relationships for long periods of time. You may need to blow off some steam after work, kill time on a business trip, have some fun with the boys, have some extra dough to burn, or you simply want to see beautiful women, naked. I'm being simplistic here but I believe that you don't need to tell your significant other regardless of whether shes trustworthy and you telll her everything, I don't feel it's being deceptive to not do so. It just brings up more conflict when they find out as opposed to you simply going a few times a month or year discretely and on your own time.<br />
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Sure, I can see the argument for keeping the relationship honest and open, and there are probably just as many women who do not mind their husbands or boyfriends going to the strip club. But from what I've experienced, it;s been a big no-no for me.<br />
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Hope you all don't hate this article, and it may be boring and pointless, but its just my opinion.<br />
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So what do you guys think?<br />
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In general, however, I tend to agree with the author about it not being a good idea most of the time. It would be nice if everyone could do what I do, but I recognize that it's probably not possible.<br type="_moz" />
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As far as discussing with anyone else, I keep it need to know only. Strippers and other Strip Clubbers - yes. Others - no. I would not discuss with a woman I was dating in the traditional sense and certainly not with a significant other. Women resent strippers (many of them know they are no competetion for them). You certainly don't want to disclose this to co-workers or anyone who could affect your career. Telling a woman your are going to a strip club enjoying much younger, prettier, uninhibited women is definitely a no no. I understand the need to discuss the hobby. I have a close friend, a longtime business assoiciate, who like me sees strippers. We discuss hobby issues all the time and have even shared girls at his house. About two years ago he invited me over to his house to meet a stripper I had seen at the club - Jessica 21. When I arrived she was in a bikini in his driveway talking with him, sunning. About half an hour later I took Jessica inside and fucked her in one of the bedrooms for $150. I went on to do her 27 times over the course of several months (she lowered the price to $100), rotating her with a couple of other girls. She introduced to her friend Maggie who also stripped a couple of weeks later and I did her a couple dozen times during the same period. My point is, having a good friend to discuss your strip club hobby is good as both of you can vent about the issues, share info / insights, and fix up each other with different girls. But discussing the hobby with "civilians" I would not advise. </p>
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I agree with the author that as long as it doesn't become an addiction or cause money problems, it's a harmless activity. But my experience is that it just pushes the wrong buttons on most women to be told that you like to go to SCs. Perhaps its a form of jealousy, but my gut instinct is that it causes fear and insecurity in the woman's mind that the strippers will tempt you to go for the extras and before long you'll lose interest in having sex with your wife.<br />
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Don't ask...don't tell is a good motto for the average PL. But if your wife says it's OK and, in fact, she likes to go along, so much the better. But for me, I can only imagine the whole SCE to be very uncomfortable if my wife was along.
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If I were a young man and married I would definitely want to enjoy my SC hobby but would not breathe a word of it to a wife or GF.<br />
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Need to know is the key.