I had decided I needed to avoid my favorite dancer. No one else has got into my head like this girl. I started going on her days off just so I wouldn't be tempted by her. I was driving by tonight and decided to stop even though I knew she would be there. She stopped by just to say high but walked away as she knew why I had stopped coming in to see her. Just before I planned on leaving, I wrongly thought, what could one dance hurt? I was wrong. I couldn't stop myself and spent more on her tonight then any one time before.
I decided to post this here and not highjack potheadpl's thread "Girls who give full service", though it is along the same thoughts.
Tonight I offered my favorite WAY too much money for an OTC encounter, and have talked to her in the past about it. Everytime she has turned me down. Tonight she did tell me she was very desperate for money, and we discussed the VIP room. She was willing to let me do more than she would do on the main floor, but not enough for me to take her there.
This is the 100 to 1 rule in effect. 100 of them will do anything for the right amount of cash, but this one will not. Trust me we have spent alot of time together, she is very familiar with me, so it is not because she doesnt know me well enough.
I guess my questions are, what is too much and how long do you keep trying before finally calling it quits. I was ready to stop trying and I have tried to score with another, but now I am unsure. Also, ever paid a bouncer off to stay away or be a guard while in the VIP room?


NEOG, You know the answer. You're already at the "too much" marker--yoou've been making an investment for a payoff that is never happening. She knows what yhou want ant isn't cooperating, so any continued ivvestmentby you is going to be driven by an emotional fantasy, not reality. Now if you can still enjoy her basic dance company--fine, but don't overpay for basics.
She has more boundaries that you do right now. Your boundary for her needs to be no more investment in her well being until she takes care of you.
Use your big head, not the little one. She's not the one. If you do stop and I'm wrong/you're wrong, she'll eventually let you know. Move on to better hunting for peace of mind and the for the security of your wallet.
And, I wouldn't payoff a bouncer unless I know I'm getting real protection for it.