Getting rid of a long time favorite
skibum609
Massachusetts
While I seldom have favorites, there is a dancer at my favorite club that I have been getting dances and cr's from since she started at age 19. She is now 26 and even hotter. Always satisfies and is beautiful. The minute I show up she dumps whomever she is sitting with and comes over and sits down. Used to love this, but as time goes by I realize I am missing out on others and after our last session I did try another and had the best gfe ever. Would love to be at the club just one night and have my pick, but it never happens anymore. My question is can anyone think of a decent way that I can explain I'd like to try out some new talent, yet still get dances from here when I wish. She has handled this situation poorly in the past, once going 19 months of not speaking to me when I chose another,but its totally possible I handled the situation poorly and seek some advice on how I can have my cake and eat it too.
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Important thing to remember is everyone's replaceable, especially strippers.
Just let her know how long you've known each other and probably make a sympathize story about how you wouldn't think of breaking up what you have but also remind her that you're not dating and you guys are business friends with benifits and would like to try different flavors for a little while. But emphasize the time you've known one another and how you'll definitely be there for her. For extra butter, make it sound like you're desperately in still need of her just so she can warp her mind into thinking your all hers so she can not be mad. If she thinks your her and only her money bags, don't care because your still reaping the rewards.
There must be times when she dances for other people instead of you, so there may be opportunity to act pissed about that too.
You are not going to cut her off completely, just spend time with other dancers. If she still wants the cash, she will eventually roll with it.
I think many of them probably just play the pity card to make us feel guilty and to keep us spending on them (and sometimes *only* on them).
It’s hard for many folks to say no to people especially when the other party had not necessarily done anything wrong or has actually treated us well – but after all it is business; especially from her end IMO – I am sure she has a guy/BF that is fucking her for free while you are paying her.
She should know/understand your desire to be w/ other dancers – if she doesn’t react well to it I think she is probably just being greedy w.r.t. *your* $$$.
She might not take it nicely if she's thinking of you as part of her monthly or weekly income. However she probably won't want to tick you off and lose you completely. I don't come out and say I want to take a break for a few weeks. I might just say not tonight and might say the same thing on the next visit. She will get the message eventually. Of course if she gets busy, she might just start ignoring you.
Wake up bro. There is no way you are going "to get dances when I wish" if you break it off.
You established a "relationship" whether you realize it or not. You should have never played her this way.
If you don't want to lose her, find someone else at another club and keep it under the radar.
It doesn’t get any more straight forward than that :)