Articles - December, 2009

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I know I haven't been on this site a long time, but from what I've seen, I must be some sort of oddity. I can't begin to count the number of horror stories I've read about guys who've run into wacko strippers, or mercenary-ho strippers, etc, etc., etc.. For all of that, my own experience has almost been the complete…

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<p>Connecticut can be a lot of fun in the right cities, but dreadfully boring in others.&nbsp; Here is a rundown of some of the cities and places that I have visited in my travels.&nbsp; Hopefully this will help any of you who are traveling on the I-95 stretch in Southern Connecticut.<br /> <br /> <u>Stamford<br /> </u>The three clubs in Stamford are as…

It's a well known fact that many men enjoy going o the strip clubs, I don't have to tell any of you that.&nbsp; Women, on the other hand, are often not as understanding of that fact.&nbsp; Many of us have girlfriends, wives, or significant others who we care about.&nbsp; As a result of that, we must walk a delicate line…

I check out TUSCL every day. It just wouldn't be good if my visits to TUSCL (or certain other web sites) were to become known at home or work, so I am very, very careful. I'm sure many of you are in the same situation. With that in mind, here is a discussion of various privacy techniques, with comments about…

<font size="2"> <p>The recent questions in the discussion forum about why we go strip clubbing invoked different responses, and for good reason-we're all different. Because I'm an idealist, I've worked for social change in the way of political campaigns. The conservatives I've usually allied myself with salivate at the thought of closing all the strip clubs. These knuckleheads feel that sex…

&nbsp;Understanding the dancer/customer relationship is usually simply a matter of economics. &nbsp;Most any interaction is going to be governed by the simple fact that you have money and she would very much like to take it away from you. &nbsp;Some girls are more subtle than others, recognizing you as a regular customer who can be cultivated and who might turn…

People have been using their mouths to stimulate each other sexually for about as long as there have been people. How about kissing each other? Men have been kissing women on their necks, ears, breasts, backs, thighs, and any where else they can think of that'll arouse them sexually ever since they found out it works. It didn't take long…

<b>The following is solely a portrayal of a&nbsp;fictional character and is provided for entertainment purposes only.&nbsp; Nothing in the following article should be construed as representative of&nbsp;any experience&nbsp;of, or activity conducted by, the author.<br /> &nbsp;<br /> </b>All too often, I read that it is difficult or impossible to find girls that will provide &quot;takeout&quot; in this city or that club.&nbsp; While…

&nbsp;<br /> <div>&nbsp;</div> <div>&nbsp;</div> <div>1. If you sit next to the stage, it is somewhat expected that you tip the ladies. If you're not going to tip, sit in the back! If you go to a concert, you pay extra for front row and floor seats, don't you?<br /> 2. NEVER tip a dancer in change! If you have nothing but change, take it…