I consider when a stripper that you have an active OTC relationship with (once per week) says "I love you" it's the beginning of a setup for more money. She couldn't really "love" you could she?
I'm not a cynic. Anybody can fall in love. That includes your OTC stripper. Could be a scam or could be true love.
But the missing part of the equation is that love is sometimes pretty fucked up. And -- IF it starts from an OTC stripper relationship -- it is starting out fucked up. And not just fucked up -- nosiree Bob -- it will be ROYALLY FUCKED UP.
So, if you're planning to do something about, I recommend trying to suss out if the love is real. If it is a scam, no biggie. Just deal with it. If it is real... All I can say is watch yourself.
Yea, I think could genuinely mean "love". You're probably being very intimate exchanging personal info, giving support etc..
Thing is, love comes with varying definitions, strengths and commitment levels. She probably loves you within the confines p4p relationship.
And, yea, she wouldn't spend time with you if you had no money. How many people would still come around us in six months after if we became destitute tomorrow? Look closely and almost all relationships are based on having money directly or indirectly.
A couple of my favs are very dear to me. I tell them I love them and mean it.
Oh no. Not planning on doing anything about it from my end. She lies so much I just stopped believing everything she tells me. Just worried that for some unknown reason it might be true and then she might start to do some crazy things that will make my life uncomfortable. She gives absolutely fantastic blow jobs but that ain't worth the pain in the ass of a OTC stripper on the warpath.
Highly unlikely. Wish I had a nickel for every time I heard that line.Let her actions speak for themselves.In the interim don't disclose any personal financials,hide the BMW,never let her know where you live,tell her you're an orphan.See how long she sticks around.
tenishomo: " consider when a stripper that you have an active OTC relationship with (once per week) says 'I love you' it's the beginning of a setup for more money. "
Guys tenishomo is a 59 y/o faggot who is isn't into 18th century poetry as one if his gay hobbies. Vulnerable no doubt, so let's not even kid him that there is as much as a snowball's chance in hell here. No true love does not start when a 59 y/o vulnerable fuck like this ass clown who was asking how to even do OTC a few months ago pays a hooker for sex. Just ain't happening. Sorry.
Could be true. Could be part of the ploy. Or could be what jack said, some people (imo some women in particular) are pretty loose with tossing out "I love you".
There's luv and there's LOVE. I recently got a text from my ATF saying "I love you". I replied "you love my $$". She said, "True, but I luv u too". I prefer to think that I lust her.
Her phone was off on another occasion and she texted me from her boyfriend's phone. Without thinking I wrote back to her an hour later and her BF responded that it was his phone. I wrote back saying, "Thanks for understanding. She likes me, but she loves you." We can't kid ourselves too much in our fantasy world.
Well never witb a stripper but I have had girls during sex say they love me. When I'm getting EXCELLENT head and I'm really enjoying it, I tell her all types of romantic things but I never say "I love you". Point is, while us men may be more careful with what we say so not to cause confusion women, can be a little more loose with their words (this is not 100% the case but you get the idea) especially during the heat of the moment (like sex) and say they love you. Unless it's a commited relationship, you just turn them on to a very high point. I cannot, no matter how much it may be said, see that as an executable sales tactic to even remotely work.
It don't mean nothing. I've heard dancers tell their regulars (who were old enough to my grandpa) that they love them. What they actually love is you taking care of them financially.
My ATF never says 'I love you' and I'm grateful for for that because we're pretty good friends as well and it would be a lie. 'Let's fuck when I get off work' works much better for me anyway.
I have a new dancer at the club that is now saying it to me all the time though. I figure she's trying to move up my priority list as she's now at #3. It's cute; I don't take it seriously.
OK, along this topic, last night I went to my favorite club to meet a dancer I am considering OTC with. Anyway, while there, I had no less than three other girls there who at one time or another have been my CL, and one of them is a real friend who I've known for about 6 years now. This one told me like three times last night that she loved me. Now I am pretty certain this was a term of endearment as I don't spend much money on her anymore. I use her now as a means of scouting out girls for me who I would like, or having her get them to come over for me, etc. She's gone from CL status to BFF in the club. Still, I was a bit taken aback by what she said even though I was sure it was simply an "I love you as a friend" statement. I was barely able to respond with a weak "Love you too" back to her. It won't change our relationship, but it was still kinda weird.
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I'm not a cynic. Anybody can fall in love. That includes your OTC stripper. Could be a scam or could be true love.
But the missing part of the equation is that love is sometimes pretty fucked up. And -- IF it starts from an OTC stripper relationship -- it is starting out fucked up. And not just fucked up -- nosiree Bob -- it will be ROYALLY FUCKED UP.
So, if you're planning to do something about, I recommend trying to suss out if the love is real. If it is a scam, no biggie. Just deal with it. If it is real... All I can say is watch yourself.
Thing is, love comes with varying definitions, strengths and commitment levels. She probably loves you within the confines p4p relationship.
And, yea, she wouldn't spend time with you if you had no money. How many people would still come around us in six months after if we became destitute tomorrow? Look closely and almost all relationships are based on having money directly or indirectly.
A couple of my favs are very dear to me. I tell them I love them and mean it.
Yeah, no shit, retard.
Her phone was off on another occasion and she texted me from her boyfriend's phone. Without thinking I wrote back to her an hour later and her BF responded that it was his phone. I wrote back saying, "Thanks for understanding. She likes me, but she loves you." We can't kid ourselves too much in our fantasy world.
There ain't no love in a strip club.
I have a new dancer at the club that is now saying it to me all the time though. I figure she's trying to move up my priority list as she's now at #3. It's cute; I don't take it seriously.
As others have said – they “love†us b/c we give them what they want ($$$)
The word is tossed around loosely – e.g. “I love icecream†– “baby I love your body (PL says)†– etc.