Strip club regular...5 times a week!!!!!!!
wetpussy80
I work @ club extacy in camp springs md, we have a guy who sits outside the club in his car and visits the club 5 times a week, is he considered a wierdo...i was thinking about leaving cause he waits until I get there and wants me to dance all night.....he told me he has kids and a woman but love the strip club......
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Keep whining and I'll up it to 6 times a week...
oh, and i just want to comment on rod8432's post.--- i don't get how people can go to strip clubs and just sit there and watch all night. i mean, sure, you can see the goodies and only have to spend a total of $10-$20 bucks..for the entrace fee plus whatever your drink costs.
but, when i go, i almost always want to get AT LEAST once lap dance. just watching the dancers doesn't do anything for me. it just allows me to check out which one i might want to get a dance with. honestly, the only time i'll go to a strip club and not get a dance is if i don't see one single dancer that i feel is dance worthy.....and the only time that's happended is when i've went during the day where there aren't that many dancers working.
If so I'd be worried, very worried. This guy could be a stalker.
For instance, remember John Hinkely, Jr, the dude who shot President Reagan in the head, because "Hinckley's motivation behind the attack was from his [sexual] obsession with actress Jodie Foster"
Yeah, probably before your time but thought of him as example because recently he was allowed to visit home after being restricted to criminal psychiatric center.
Think of how police react to "suspicious package found" Most of the time there is no real danger but the few times when it is a bomb justify the caution because the consequences of ignoring or minimizing the danger are disasterous.
Does he live in his car?
So what do you perceive is his motivation? Does he tell you he's in love with you? Does he want to be your sugar daddy? Does he want to meet you for sex outside the club? Does he ask you for a real date?
I think you should be concerned that he hasn't followed you home. Once you are centain that he doesn't know where you live. I'd tell your co-workers that you are going on vacation, but don't tell him anything. Like harrydave said go to work somewhere else for about a month. How long does it take to break an addiction? Is that enought time?
Good luck, be very cautious.
Watch yourself - I've seen this type of behavior before. When his money runs out and his credit cards are tapped, he might become a real problem.