OTC question
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I have an ATF that I have been going to see for about four months at a club in the Chicago area, right by Ohare airport. I recently read on one of these sites that she apparently does some OTC stuff. I have seen her at least 10-12 times and we go the vip room and all that stuff, we get along and have a good time. Not once has she even asked me about OTC and I thought that if OTC was something a dancer does, it would be put out there on the table. Is she not interested in OTC with me or should this be something I should come out and ask her about? As I read on this site, one writer said a dancer would normally come out and offer if it is on the table.
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As gsv points out, though, if she's making bank off of you in the club, she might say no just because of that. Then you get to decide whether pursuing OTC is important enough to you to stop seeing her when she declines.
Otherwise her saying she'll text you could just be some in the moment SS.
Unfortunately not every girl with whom I exchange numbers I actually end up being able to see OTC (they basically never make themselves available). So this sounds like just another one of those cases, perhaps.
If she isn't giving you hints after a few sessions, then - as others here have noted - you need to be giving her strong suggestions that OTC is what you are interested in. Keep in mind that if you "like her a lot", she will sense that - remember 8th grade - and she may play you for your money for a while - not 8th grade, LOL - so, you have to decide when you are going to stop playing (who's got the phone number) games and get down to the meat of the issue (pun intended). FYI, she tipped the bouncer with that phone number dollar bill the same night you gave it to her, so that's why she hasn't texted....maybe the bouncer will text to see if it's a dancer's number, or.......
If you are falling in love with a stripper, then you need to switch over to another thread here that deals with that phenomenon. Look for topic heading: "I'm a huge PL".
Yes, be careful with that. Can't say I've quite been there before, but it could have gotten there.
There have been a couple of times that I've had customers want OTC. I didn't feel like it with these particular customers. It was just personal preference. However, they called and texted and called and texted. Then they called and texted somemore. Finally I was like "Fine, if it means that effing much to them I'll just go meet them for f's sake". I was happy I did. But it took some persistence on part of the customer.