Being the only person in the club
JGould717
Pennsylvania
I'm still a rookie to this game and had my first experience tonight with this tonight. I thought I'd recently kicked that shame where I care that they see me as some pathetic loser helping to pay their bills, but the second I realized I was the only one there, that all rushed back. One after another after another approaching me, which should be great but, I just wanted to relax for a bit. Feeling inclined to tip more than usual since it was dead. I had to get out of there quick.
What's your experience with this? Does that feeling of being judged go away? How do you handle tipping on these occasions?
I realize these are silly questions. Chalk it up to being new and in an uncomfortable situation.
What's your experience with this? Does that feeling of being judged go away? How do you handle tipping on these occasions?
I realize these are silly questions. Chalk it up to being new and in an uncomfortable situation.
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Tuesday nights are strip club heaven for me. Friday and saturday nights are waste of time, too many people, too much going on, and unless you're getting back to back dances, good luck getting a girl to spend more than 2 minutes at your table.
I love good conversation but in an empty club, it's a wasted opportunity for fun in my opinion.
I had a great time. Danced with just about every girl I wanted for a couple of hours until the crowd from the football game in.
The Mons was the perfect club since every girl was hot.
I wouldn't worry about the dancers resenting you because you are the reason they dance though. At least down here a lot of clubs have a rule where the girls dance even if it's empty; walk into Cheetah at 11:30am any day of the week and there will be at least two stages going, you may not see any waitresses - but they'll be strippers. The idea is that they don't want customers coming into a strip club with no strippers or a bunch of strippers piled on a couch waiting to pounce on the first dude who walks in the door.
I also wouldn't feel pressured to tip. For a lot of dancers stage tips aren't so much about the money as much as a way of gauging interest. If you're tipping girls you aren't interested in they'll waste their time hanging out with you trying to sell a dance and the girl(s) you are interested in may not come over or may not be willing to invest any time chatting, having seen you chat up and then ultimately reject a few dancers already.
As far as the shame goes, I got nothing for you. I enjoy going to strip clubs, I do it often. I have little to no concern for what the strippers think of me as a person. If you do, I guess maybe you can take some solace in the fact that a lot of them are pretty fucked up & spend a lot of time around dudes who are in all likelihood more fucked up than either of you.
As others, I guess I would feel a bit awkward but more in the sense that most of us have a type of dancer we like. Being the only one in a SC puts one in the uncomfortable position of turning down a couple, if not most, dancers in the club if they are not your type.
With respect to shame in the SC, forget about it. Everyone is there for basically the same reason - whether it be a fellow PL or a dancer getting naked for $$$.
The only time when you will be made to feel “shamed†in the SC is usually if they see you as a no-money broke-ass or a cheapo not spending $$$.
This is where it got even more strange; she was very easy to talk to but after the initial name, where are you from and such she starts talking to me about the area of the city where we both live, like what supermarkets she goes to and do I know this area and so on. This is southern California so usually things like this never happen. Someone is always from somewhere else or a place you don't go to but it's like we're neighbors. It just felt so strange.
Finally I got some dances from her which I have to admit were very hot and then left. It was just a really weird experience all around.