Breaking all the Rules
steve229
One of the best things about clubbing is the when the unexpected happens. Sure, if you go to a high mileage club, and get a high mileage dance, that's great, but it's also what you expected after all. How about when you're in a place where the “rules†are set up to prevent that, but your dancer decides to break those rules with you?
Anyone have any good “rule breaker†stories to share?
Anyone have any good “rule breaker†stories to share?
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Love those memories! Like the first time I got a BBBJ from my first AFT. Or when a lap dance in a semi private cubicle turned out pretty good when Mr Happy went slip sliding away unexpectedly.
Now the real question--what makes the unlikely types do it? I suggest one or more of these.
1. Time of the month (money, e.g.)
2. Jealous of other dancers familiarity with us.
3. Haven't scored big yet for the day.
4. Our great personalities(!!!???)
5. Reputations (usually exagerated) from other dancers who need to CYA
Any other ideas?
There are 20 or so dancers that work the day shift at my favorite club. They know each other and jealousy is never a problem.They know what the others are doing. Some will meet the competition. Some won't. Occasionally I get a hair up my ass and do a 3 some. I just have to make sure the 2 of them are compatible.
"4. Our great personalities(!!!???)"
Granted, it's likely NOT our great personalities, or our George Clooney like good looks, either. That said, being knowledgeable (in SC terms), articulate, receptive, and non-crazy/creepy probably DOES have something to do with it.
I think that generally the sub-set to super-set relationship goes like this:
The jurisdiction has stricter laws, than the house's actual rules, which are stricter than most dancers' actual practice.
And I think that generally the entities in power wish to be perceived as the opposite, like this:
The jurisdiction has certain laws, but the house wants to be seen as EVEN CLEANER than necessary for the jurisdiction, and (at least, as far as her perception in the eyes of management is concerned) a dancer wants to be perceived as EVEN CLEANER than necessary as well.
So:
Truth: law > management > dancer.
Advertisement: law < management < dancer.
:)
Also, I think some dancers have people-pleaser personalities (God bless 'em), and if they see an opportunity for that they just go for it.
The skinny on my favorite club. HJ's are not looked at. Favorite "They don't care" BJ's and FS are frowned upon and will get a dancer suspended for a couple of days. Drug ITC use will get them banned. Now this does not mean that BJ's and FS do not happen. I can assure that it does. If you are willing to pay for the Champagne Room (this is gonna cost a bunch)any thing is possible. But I know some favorites that know how to be discreet. My buddies know who they are.We get along fine.
What mostly surprised me was the complete disregard for "rules" and no one paid any mind to us.
I got my ultimate GFE 2 months ago but it was not happening last month. Don't know what changed. She would not talk about it. I did not think she was drunk the 1'st time and I know she doesn't do drugs. Just carry a condom every time. You never know.
You never know whats going to happen or the possibilities that will open up.
My best "rule breakers" have been when I work extra hard to treat her well. Women love to be treated well (yep, you can write that one down) and when they feel special, they'll make you feel special.
This is true regardless if we're talking about the cashier at the grocery store, the waitress at the restaurant or a stripper in a club.
One of life's true truisms - yep..