Why do dancers encourage touching/contact during lap dances?
Wednesday, August 7, 2013 4:17 AM
This is something I've never understood. Now, I think it's safe to assume that in most cases when you guys are getting lap dances, if you're touching the dancers body, you're the one who initiated it, NOT the dancer. But sometimes dancers will encourage you to touch them and although it's not the norm...every now and then they'll go as far as to put your hands on their body. This makes no sense to me. Why? Well, I think it's safe to assume that most dancers would probably prefer to avoid contact and limit touching as much as possible. They're servicing random people who enter a strip club and they have no idea where their hands have been before-hand.
The only possible explanations I can think of is: A- They're hoping they will find a regular/returning customers. But let's be real guys, most people who visit strip clubs probably only go a few times a year, if that. Most people aren't like us. Most people aren't regulars or people who frequent strip clubs. So the chances of a dancer getting a returner customer is slim in my estimation. The only other explanation I can think of is B- They actually take pride in what they do and want to provide the best possible experience they can?
Now I understand that if you have a favorite and you get dances from her on a regular basis she's a lot more likely to encourage touching and show you a better time. It only makes sense for her to do that because she knows she'll be getting money from you on a regular basis. I'm not talking about situations like that. I'm talking about when you meet a dancer for the first time and she's grabbing your dick, encouraging you to touch her, initiating kissing, talking dirty, etc.
Now of course I'm not complaining about these things because it only makes the experience more enjoyable. But logically, it makes absolutely NO sense to me. I got some dances from this beautiful mixed race girl in Ohio last Saturday after the Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony and she did some of the things I described in the third paragraph(and no, this is not the first time this has happened). Although I know she wasn't, it really seemed like she was into it. Some of these girls deserve Academy Awards for their acting.
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