Who gives the best dances - and why?
Cravey
I offer the following based solely on decades of SC experience. In no way am I making any racial judgments other than that which is specific to this discussion.
My lawyer can now breathe easy.
Over the years, it has been my observations that the best dances, in order, can be had from:
Hispanics: very passionate, touchy and willing to please. Serious grinders
Asian: Aggressive, ready to rock and see how much they can get away with. Quick with oral.
Black (or African American, if you prefer): slower to warm up but worth the effort.
White (or Anglo, if you prefer): more reserved and guarded.
Before critics wail away that I'm generalizing and profiling, I'll say, uh..no, I'm just making observations based on, as mentioned, decades of experience.
What say ye?
My lawyer can now breathe easy.
Over the years, it has been my observations that the best dances, in order, can be had from:
Hispanics: very passionate, touchy and willing to please. Serious grinders
Asian: Aggressive, ready to rock and see how much they can get away with. Quick with oral.
Black (or African American, if you prefer): slower to warm up but worth the effort.
White (or Anglo, if you prefer): more reserved and guarded.
Before critics wail away that I'm generalizing and profiling, I'll say, uh..no, I'm just making observations based on, as mentioned, decades of experience.
What say ye?
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Honestly I find it hard to generalize. I think among each race you will find dancers that are cool with different things...
Typically it seems the variability I've experienced depends MUCH more on the club itself than the race. If a club is generally permissive in high contact dances, I haven't seen one race much more or less active than another.
Also certain clubs you can have a better or worse time from one race. For instance in clubs with an above average number of Asian dancers I have noticed the dancers tend to match the typical American idea of the Asian stereotype, especially a lot of dancers going "Oh, you so big," and "Oh baby." Which to me is a turn off and makes for a bad dance.
In our case, the best dance we have ever had (on multiple occasions) was from a caucasian dancer. No contest with the African American, Latina and Polish dancers we have sampled.
For highlander, this thread isn't about race baiting and judging from the comments, the responses weren't either.
Too bad you had to sully the water otherwise. Well played, sir.
But..
I frequent St. James in Houston, which has a nice mix of dancers and I notice that black girls pass me by and target black customers. These girls may, through experience, believe that white guys will reject them but there also may be an element where they'd rather dance for black customers. So it sort of works both ways.
Read slowly, and I apologize in advance..
:)