Does anyone else find that a Dancer claims them as "thier" customer?
THE CHAINDOG
Massachusetts
I stopped in a club last night. My local favorite almost got in to a fight over another girl sitting with me. It seems that I can sit with and tip her friends but not her non-friends, and gawd forbid if I get a dance with anyone but her! And for the record I may see her every 6 weeks and am far from a sugar daddy.
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No dancer can claim you. You can't claim a dancer. When you see a dancer that you're well aquianted with and she's busy, for the most part, you can't interupt her.
"No dancer can claim you."
You're wrong.
As I described in the ATF thread, I like to find an ATF, and on days she's at the club, I like her to stay with me from the time I walk in until the time I leave, which can be hours, and dance only with me. So, on those days, the "claim" is kind of in reverse, I expect her to be with me the entire time. I don't care whether she "claims" me or not, because she'll be sitting next to me, and I'm not interested in getting dances with anyone else.
On days my ATF isn't there, I play the field.
Best way to defeat this if you so wish is to be proactive IMO. You/me need to be proactive b/c there seems to be kind of an unwritten rule that if you are some dancer’s “regular†or w/e; then other dancers are expected not to approach you – and this may happen whether you desire it or not.
As we all know (or should know); a dancer that “claims†you is being greedy b/c she wants all your $$$ just for her even if that is not your wish – one is there to be served by the dancers; not to serve them (and it’s not like they want us for themselves b/c they “like†us so much; it’s all about the Benjamins/business less we forget).
Only one can wear the pants in the “relationshipâ€; either you or the dancer.
I understand it can be tricky or uncomfortable to stand up to a fave especially when she has treated you well; but in the end we are the ones paying so they should conform to us; not us to them – IMO.
If one does not want to be claimed; he should be honest and tell the fave so and let her know one would like dances from her (fave) but also other dancers – and in order to get beyond the dancers’ unwritten rules w.r.t. regulars; one needs to be proactive and approach the dancers.
My sentiment exactly. I wear the pants. She wears the skirt.
What surprises me is how little interaction it takes to be "claimed". Sure, I bought you a drink and got three dances from you but now you think you own me. WTF
Kinda of a side note - seems like dancers are not respecting this claim BS like they used to. I'm often approached by other dancers when I'm already sitting with one. Generates some dirty looks and awkward tension but these ladies seem pretty desperate making them ruthless.
I think issues arise if your C/F thinks you're on a budget and dances with others are cutting into her share. If she knows she's getting X amount of $$$ no matter who else you spend on, it makes for a much better experience.
To be fair, though, the one time that I *did* let a dancer "claim" me, it worked out pretty well. I'm not sure I want it to work out quite that well again, though.