Definition of PL
motorhead
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
“You don't get to do that. To come into somebody's life, make them care, and then just check out"
Some may recognize this quote as what Dale said to Andrea minutes before the CDC exploded on the first season finale of The Walking Dead
I've felt this way a few times about strippers. I'm trying to get better, but we are still human. I guess that's why I'm a classic PL
Some may recognize this quote as what Dale said to Andrea minutes before the CDC exploded on the first season finale of The Walking Dead
I've felt this way a few times about strippers. I'm trying to get better, but we are still human. I guess that's why I'm a classic PL
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This is obviously particularly relevant for customers. I think that dancers are somewhat inoculated to this simply because of mindset (they are working and provide a similar experience to others), the age differences between themselves and most customers, the fact that they have SOs, young kids or both that they go home to, and other issues that occupy their thoughts (substance abuse, emotional issues, etc.). But for strip club hounds in particular, who go to clubs seeking interaction rather than $$$ payments and who don't have a lot of these other things in their lives, the experience can naturally have a real effect.
The funny thing here is that you guys who are doing the right thing, which includes only messing around with strippers when you are not in committed relationships, are probably more exposed to this than us dogs who have every reason not to fuck around, but do anyway. It is the opposite of how the universe should work, but there it is.
I have had a few girls who have definitely affected me over the years, including one who I even wrote an article about on here. But what always kept me grounded is the fact that I have a wife and children to go home to and cannot afford to get caught up in outside drama. If my circumstances were different, I might be singing the same tune right now.
motorhead, in my humble opinion, the important thing is that you enjoy each ride and don't let things get out of hand. Outside of that, don't kick yourself for the natural feelings that come about, regardless of the underlying nature of the relationship, when you've shared a lot of time with a young, beautiful and engaging woman and then she is gone.
I'm a PL, but hey its like going to rehab, once you admit your addiction you can start to feel better about yourself.
Duo, I keep looking at your profile pic and it is one of those shots that says about 50 different things. So I was distracted, too. I'll bet you have some stories to tell. We can conceive that we brighten the day of the dancer when we show up, but it says less about our charm and playa capabilities than it dies about the typical bleakness of the club while we are not there.
I'm a middle-guy that seeks out the company of women half my age. I pay for sexual gratification. They kiss me and tell me they love me. I know it's a lie, but the brain just loves sending out electrical and chemical signals just to fuck with me. Just for fun I guess.
I'm not "The Most Interesting Man in the World". Nor I am I Hugh Hefner, Bill Clinton, or Jack Nicholson. They can get away with it. I can't. I have no problem admitting I'm a pathetic loser. I am what am.
Carolynne uses stock photos of tits for her avatar. Those aren't her tits. You are slobbering all over yourself for nothing.
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@carolynne: I have no doubt that you develop genuine fondness for some of your better customers, but it isn't really the same thing. It is a job for you, but for them it is a bit more personal. Unless you are a 50-something year old whose primary source of interaction with the opposite sex is obtained on a p4p basis, you would probably have a hard time understanding the mindset.
Some of the comments in here are coming from the peanut gallery anyway, which includes young guys with thin pockets and sporadic strip club visits.
@Jack: I used to feel that way. Then I realized most of my family were selfish bastards who didn't give a flying fuck about people them claim to care about and back stab family member over really petty things. There are soul-less people out there and, at least in my life, the number keeps growing.
I have done a number of strippers itc and had several as mistresses over the years. IMO it is not the customer who is a PL necessarily but the guy who is manipulated by ss and drama.
I wouldn't consider you a classic PL, rather just a guy being true to himself about his emotions, as rick suggests.
A better case could be made for me being a true pathetic loser. I once cut a cheque for $30K to a dancer because I felt guilty for a her being blackballed because of my actions with her in the club. I had a four-month infatuation with a moronic hottie, spending 1000s of $$$ flying across the country to see her. THAT, my friend, is grade A, Prime pathetic behaviour.
In my non-SC life I am a very solid guy, with some real accomplishments to be proud of. Slowly, I am bringing my real character to my SC behaviour, but slowly mind you. I am still capable of being an idiot with a dancer.
That statement sums up my last two relationships with "civilian" girls I've dated and one of the reasons I'm in this hobby right now. I'm not in this hobby because I have no other options, I'm in this hobby because its fun and there isn't as much of the emotional component. Not that it couldn't happen.
Motor - I wouldn't define you as a PL, I would define you as human and what has happened to you can happen to anyone.
Duomaxwell's & Michellemarie's statements surprise me. I have rarely ever seen a dancer of whom I didn't have reason to expect the "you're just a wallet with a dick" attitude. I saw A LOT of that in Vegas. I don't blame them for it, though. Would expect the job itself to encourage that view of customers.