You ever notice that in brighter light, most dancers in a club don't look nearly
sharkhunter
Disclaimer: There may be some high end clubs where this is not true. I just haven't been to one like that in a long time.
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UGH !! Talk about a buzzkill.
I once went to the VIP with this beautiful Columbiana, Lacie was her name. Her make-up was perfect, her outfit was very skimpy, and her body was to die for. I had a great time. "I will see you in a few weeks" I told her.
Sure enough 4 weeks later I was back. I arrived a little early in the afternoon, got a beer and relaxed near the front door. Girls begin to arrive. Of course they all were wearing street clothes. One particular girl with black hair and big tits caught my eye, a 9 in anybodys book. She stopped at the front desk.
I got up and quickly approached her. "I don't mean to be forward, but you are so beautiful, what is your name?" I asked. "Lacie" came the reply.
I was so busted. "I'm sorry Lacie, I've never seen you with your clothes on". She laughed, and we had great time that night too. Lucky me.
A couple of weeks later, I happened to be in the club when she walked in, and the dim light didn't compliment her natural complexion at *all*, but when she came out made up, it was almost as attractive as the real thing in daylight. Whoever did her makeup, not her, by her own admission, really understood what to do about the lighting.
My worst experience was in Baltimore, where I took a girl out from a club on the block. We walked nack together to my hotel and once she came under the bright lights in the lobby I thought, "What the fuck have I just done" - lol.
Damned if she hadn't looked great in the club and in the dark on the way over, but she was a sight to make the eyes sore when it got bright. The icing on the ugly cake was that her performance in the sack sucked too.
i dont care what they look like most times, they are just warewolf pussy you see em in the dark and when the lights come on or sun comes up they scatter