Curious question for any dancers on this forum
kingcripple
Texas
If you had a regular and found out he was seriously ill or hurt, would you care? would you be upset that you lost that stream of revenue (disregarding your other regulars for arguments sake) or would you genuinely worry about his health and/or safety?
Been thinking about an old argument Alucard and I had a while back and wanted to post this question
Been thinking about an old argument Alucard and I had a while back and wanted to post this question
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S to see the other 2 that's ok, but he wants her to stop seeing me cause she cares too much about me. I guess that's a compliment. Shortly after that, I had quadruple bypass surgery and 4 weeks into my recovery she's called me several times, wants to know when we can meet,etc. I don't know if its me or my wallet she misses, but I'd like to think its both.
Of course, there are MANY, MANY members here who constantly say NEVER believe anything told to you by a dancer. It basically comes down to your own feelings about a person's truthfulness in expressing concern about you.
Personally I'd believe this particular woman I know more than I'd believe many members here.
Need to put my anti-attack clothes on now! LOL
What the hell guys... are we really this lonely that people who are only in our lives because they give us boners for money should care about our well being?
I hope you can get some real friends soon fellas.
But that's a knee jerk human reaction. It doesn't require some intimate emotional bond.
Even though it's solely a business interaction between a customer and a dancer, I still feel like people grow found of each other after spending a lot of time with one another. It's just natural.
So even if it's on a little bit, I do think she would be concerned.
They you have other types of strippers with diminished capacity for empathy for various other reasons. Some are narcissitic. This is fairly close to being sociopathic, but not quite as bad. Others have other types of problems which they are so absorbed in that that might feel some sympathy for a few moments, but it's going to pass pretty quickly, and they'll be absorbed by their own problems in no time. And, as I said, above, not forget that most strippers just feeling you are the exploiter by taking advantage of their situation anyway and forcing them into sex for money. Not likely you will get compassion even though "you" may think you deserve it.
I think your best bet of getting sympathy would be if you never paid for sex, or lap dances, but just tipped stages show, weren't in often enough for them to consider a pervert or otherwise subhuman, and even then it would only be with the ones who were relatively healthy psychologically, i.e. very few of them have that capacity to being with!
I'd put the odds at 2% if you don't pay for sex, and about 0.1% if you do.
1) women like to make themselves seem like they're ever so rightous. Only true hood rat chicks would honestly say no and give you their tattered up story why. And even then they'll try to make themselves look good. If my frienship relied on saying if my friend was pretty, yet she was ugly and she wanted me to be truthful, do you expect me to be truthful (given that I do care about our friendship)?
2) there's not even dancers here to answer your question
truth is, we dancers do develop feelings for some regulars. do we make good gfs or wives? probably not, but that's different. don't believe all these old coots, they're just sore because no dancer ever fell for THEM.
And borderlines might actually have sympathy for regulars if they were in ideation part of an ideation/devaluation cycle. The second the regular did anything wrong (in their minds ) then look out!
But the question asked was. "would you care?" The loss of $'s alone might make a dancer "care".
And I, of course, don't Carolynne's situation in great detail, but it's very rare for strippers in these parts to have a super abundance of regulars with lots if cash who are readily replacable. If that were the case extra won't be as easy to score these days as they are.
One dancer even started crying when I told her I was moving out of state.
I had another dancer stalk me all night when I visited the club and she called me for no particular reason.
In both cases, I believe the dancers wanted me to be their new boyfriend but I wasn't interested. I refused to give the last dancer my phone number when I ran into her at a different club. She told me she found someone else so I didn't know why she wanted my number.
Most dancers might care about you just as much as any other human you hear about getting shot or killed. Maybe more if they liked you. If they wanted a new boyfriend, maybe even more. I believe many dancers care more than I would care visa versa. I forget people if I don't see them very often.