I thought I could resist
masonseth69
From reading some discussions on this board, I was prepared for the first time that she'd ask be for money when she got herself in a jam. I was also prepared to say no. But alas, I couldn't say no when she asked for an 'advance'. It wasn't a huge amount and I kind of felt it was gesture of good will after our last outing together. She skipped her shift at the club for a 7pm to 12am commitment with me for drinks, gambling and the Super Thing... she ended up staying until 3:30 and never said anything about the extra time.
I'm not going to be able to see her for 3 weeks because of my schedule. So it'll be a while until I know if she 'pays her debts'. But wow, she knows how to turn on the charm. She did say that if I had any time she'd drop whatever she was doing and haul ass to meet me.... so I've got that to think about for 3 weeks.
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“… It wasn't a huge amount …â€
That is how it starts my friend – if she goes for the whole shebang right off the bat; she knows she may or will scare/turn you off.
“… She did say that if I had any time she'd drop whatever she was doing and haul ass to meet me …â€
She’s “hauling ass†to try to get paid – I don’t think it’s about you – but I could be wrong.
I think you may be giving her more credit than she deserves and may be seeing her in a way she does not see you even if it feels different – time will tell.
Hoping this works out well and turns out into a long term deal. Working out the details for a Vegas trip.
In the “real world†– yes perhaps give people the benefit of the doubt – in “stripper world†– assume the worse until proven differently IMO.
If a woman you don’t know very well or very long starts asking you for money – that is a RED flag. Be on the lookout for more tales of financial drama from her – they’ll probably be a coming.
I know better, but I have loaned strippers money. They did not repay it. My only advice is to give them no more than you can easily afford to lose.
I loaned my ex-ATF amounts from $50 to $300, which I could afford. But once she asked to borrow $5000 and I said no. If I had given her that much, I would have lost both the money and my ATF.
If the risk pays off, she's happy and maybe I get what I like to think of as 'preferred status'.
I suggest that you consider any monies handed over to her as gone. You'll be happier not stressing over the pay back. If she *does* pay you back, either in cash or in trade, consider yourself ahead of the game. But the next time she comes looking for a loan, treat they one as a gift, too.
I'll post the results in a few weeks when we are scheduled to spend quite a bit of time together.
“strippers†and “sense†often do not go hand in hand
For me, it comes down to value. If a dancer is taking care of me, I don't mind giving extra cash. If it is just an unproven prospect, no way am I giving cash beyond what she earned from services rindered. This, learned the hard expensive way.