Have you ever wondered if a dancer was on drugs and then asked her?
casualguy
I did. I didn't get the best response back. However this was the second time she danced for me and asked for money up front before doing a table dance and then she had trouble remembering that I paid her already again. She couldn't even remember 5 minutes ago apparently. Then she asked for a tip. This was very unusual behavior for the club she did this in. I didn't care if she never asked to dance for me again if she acts that goofy.
Oh in case you're wondering, her answer was she only had 4 hours of sleep. Then she pretended to almost start crying and said she was in a car accident but didn't want to talk about that. I didn't see any visible sign of injury but thought "maybe she had brain damage". I left her alone and got away from her.
Oh in case you're wondering, her answer was she only had 4 hours of sleep. Then she pretended to almost start crying and said she was in a car accident but didn't want to talk about that. I didn't see any visible sign of injury but thought "maybe she had brain damage". I left her alone and got away from her.
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Several years ago, I got dances now and then from a girl who was very nice, pretty, smelled good, nice hair, and didn't break the rules... ...well, not very many dances... She quit dancing because she was put in a psychiatric hospital by her family as a result of her substantial heroin addiction. I never would have guessed that one.
A combination of weed and alcohol makes for a very mellow and sometimes playful dancer. But I've found a couple who admit to using coke and they are unpredictable depending on what they've been doing. I don't like my dancers flying so high that they forget I'm there or they have lost tough with what is going on around them. When they cross the line between working and totally escaping reality, I try to avoid them.
I must be very careful to avoid that situation.
Want some weed little girl?