Look/Touch.........Tell me what you want
judyjudy
Michigan
I have been watching these discussions for a little over a month here. As I have stated I have only been on stage twice in my life....and as a result of that performed 8 LD'S total all in the last 2 months. The question i have is this.....when at a SC are you there to look or to get off?
Thank you for your replies on this matter and hopefully you can help me to provide a better service my next time out, keeping in mind that I could care less about the dollar. My rush from this all is knowing I am being what the audience or more important the gentleman I am doing the LD for is satisfied!!!!
Thank you for your replies on this matter and hopefully you can help me to provide a better service my next time out, keeping in mind that I could care less about the dollar. My rush from this all is knowing I am being what the audience or more important the gentleman I am doing the LD for is satisfied!!!!
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likes - satisfied can mean many things.
But in all cases, I want the dancer to do nothing she does not want to do. It is not satisfying to have one-way "gratification" in such an encounter.
We ladies & gentlemen come in all persuasions when it comes to lapdance expectations.
Both, neither or either depending on my willingness to let go of cash.
....I am being what the audience or more important the gentleman I am doing the LD for is satisfied!!!!
I don't think you've danced enough to know the answer. Repeat business is a good indicator of a satisfied customer. Measured in LD's or tips on the stage.
When I go just to drink and relax, I want to look and enjoy.
Sometimes I want to drink, flirt, look and play at the bar, circumstances permitting. The best way to find out--ask me!
All of the above has to be within my comfort zone. If I know the club, trust the people I'm with and know what's going on around me, I like to get as much as I can within that comfort zone.
In a place I don't know, myt comfort zone is much narrower and I adapt my goals to the circumstances and surroundings.
In your case where you are learning how to please and retain customers, first consider what the overall expectations are of the customers who come in to your club. It has a reputation. Find out what it is. If you perform and deliver something less than that, the odds are that you will be a less successful dancer than others. And when you find someone who shows he's likely to be a repeat customer, just ask what he likes. It's a simple as that. And if you have boundaries, say what they are if he can't figure them out.
Yes. Depending on my mood, and the dancer, and the club.
I think if you are looking for a common denominator for what a customer wants it is most likely to be given by what the club is known for. Is it an air dance factory with perfect Barbie doll dancers? The average customer is probably there to look. Is it a club notorious for high milage grinding and dancers who offer extras? The average customer is probably there to at least touch, and depending on how his money holds out and the dancer he hooks up with, get off if possible.