Are These Good Rules for Having Fun In Strip Clubs?
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1) Never bring in more money than you will regret spending. Credit/debit cards stay at home.
2) If a stripper talks to you, compensate her for her time. She was nice to give of herself when she could have been selling to someone else.
3) Don't ask strippers for extras. It's rude.
4) Don't ask strippers for private shows. It's rude.
5) Don't ask strippers for dates or phone numbers. It's rude.
6) If you think a stripper might want to date you take no proactive action yourself: Continue to buy dances from her as usual, and wait to see if you are right. Strippers will let you know on their own well before your money runs out. Do not ask them directly about it either: That is rude and spoils "the fantasy".
7) If a stripper tells you untrue things realize that it is "fantasy". Do not employee prejorative words like lying, fibbing, misleading, manipulation or others when you think about or discuss it. You paid for fantasy and got it, it's your own, fault, sucker...
8) Never try to employ some "fantasy" back on strippers: That's jut plain rude.
9) Only talk to strippers you would buy dances from. On the other hand don't be rude to ones who are nice enough to talk to you by telling them you don't intend to buy dances.
10) Realize that strippers will treat you well if you treat them well.
11) (In conjuction with 10)) Realize that strippers realize that guys who are spending money on them are treating them well.
12) In general be a nice guy. Strippers, like most women, like and respect nice guys.
13) Dress well. Make sure your breath is fresh and your clothes smell good.
14) Don't cum in your pants, or if you accidentally do, don't ask for another dance after that.
15) Complement strippers. Strippers love complements since most customers are just jerks who are rude to them.
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Another guy going to suck up to the strippers on the pink site? Or is it more like a wolf in sheep's clothing before the wolf attacks and eats some prey on the pink site?
16) The nicest of guys is the nice guy who doesn't want extras, private shows, or even LDs from strippers. The nicest of nice guys feel that just spending time with a beautiful, young stripper is worth the price all by itself. Of all customers, strippers like and respect then nicest of nice guys the most.
1) Never bring in more money than you will regret spending. Credit/debit cards stay at home.
Good rule. I abide by it. I don't think strippers care if you overspend for the most part. I'm sure there are some who do, but they probably don't post on the pink board.
2) If a stripper talks to you, compensate her for her time. She was nice to give of herself when she could have been selling to someone else.
I think you misread the intent. If you want to monopolize a strippers time, either by talking or buying drinks, or dances, you should be ready and/or willing to compensate her. If she sits down and talks, you owe her nothing. If you invite her, that I think implies you want to buisness. Depends on the club, but in general the stripper's comodity is time, and you should be willing to pay for it if you want to monopolize it.
3) Don't ask strippers for extras. It's rude.
I'd say it's rude if you do it right off the bat or too explicitly. Buy a dance and see how things go. She'll usually let you know what's on the menu.
4) Don't ask strippers for private shows. It's rude.
Again, in the right situation it is not too bad. You can ask as long as you're willing to accept the consequences.
5) Don't ask strippers for dates or phone numbers. It's rude.
Again, see above. Most will give you a voice mail, an e-mail, or something like that, or ask for yours. The numbers are usually meaningless, she probably gives them out a dozen times a night. Dates often consist of meeting her for lunch and taking her shopping. Best to avoid both altogether unless you know the dancer fairly well.
6) If you think a stripper might want to date you take no proactive action yourself: Continue to buy dances from her as usual, and wait to see if you are right. Strippers will let you know on their own well before your money runs out. Do not ask them directly about it either: That is rude and spoils "the fantasy".
If you think a stripper might want to date you ask yourself do you want to date her, and why? It's probably the little brain talking. If you do, and are willing to accept the answer, whatever it may be when you ask her, go for it. Realize however that spending more will not make her like you more or ask you out. Don't be a RIL. As a general rule strippers don't date customers.
7) If a stripper tells you untrue things realize that it is "fantasy". Do not employee prejorative words like lying, fibbing, misleading, manipulation or others when you think about or discuss it. You paid for fantasy and got it, it's your own, fault, sucker...
If a stripper tells you untrue things it's probably because she thought it was what you wanted to hear or she isn't willing to share what you asked about. If you want completely honest and open human relations what are you doing in a strip club? In fact if you want completely honest and open relations, I think humanity as a whole will disapoint you. After all, nobody ever has an agenda. First dates are always models of openness and truth.
8) Never try to employ some "fantasy" back on strippers: That's jut plain rude.
Depends on the fantasy, the stripper, and how familiar or comfortable you are with each other.
9) Only talk to strippers you would buy dances from. On the other hand don't be rude to ones who are nice enough to talk to you by telling them you don't intend to buy dances.
I'd say only invite dancers you are willing to buy dances from or tip. If they come to you, be polite but stick to what you want. Don't be either rude or rolled.
10) Realize that strippers will treat you well if you treat them well.
For the most part I find this to be true. Always be on the lookout for the ROB. Be careful who you invite to sit with you and what you offer. If you offer her a drink and she asks for a bottle of champagne, say no and get rid of her. If she starts to show signs of treating you like an ATM politely but firmly get rid of her.
11) (In conjuction with 10)) Realize that strippers realize that guys who are spending money on them are treating them well.
You can spend a ton and still be an asshole. It just makes it that much easier for them to treat you as an ATM.
12) In general be a nice guy. Strippers, like most women, like and respect nice guys.
Strippers are at work. Nobody likes an asshole customer. Nice gets you a lot further than jerk.
13) Dress well. Make sure your breath is fresh and your clothes smell good.
Common hygene.
14) Don't cum in your pants, or if you accidentally do, don't ask for another dance after that.
No experience with this one. I have no opinion. Shadowcat?
15) Complement strippers. Strippers love complements since most customers are just jerks who are rude to them.
Up to you. Do you give compliments easily without seeming like a phony? I'm sure they don't hate them, nobody hates compliments. Well, use some common sense. A compliment like "Nice pussy" is likely to be received differently by different dancers in different situations.
0) Only go into strip clubs if you intend to buy dances, or if it's a busy night and you intend to rent the VIP and tip as well. (Otherwise it is rude to prevent strippers from maximizing their profit.)
Don't go intto a strip club unless you are willing to spend money. The guy nursing the coke and not tipping for three hours is not as anonymous as he thinks. Dancers notice and dislike such customers. You don't have to spend a lot, just enough to let them know you appreciate the entertainment. Stage tips work fine if you don't want dances, just don't expect the dancers to fall all over themselves for you if you're trying to do the club on $20.
Rule 1 sucks. Strippers don't care if you spent more than you should have. Spend as much as money as you possibly can, even if it's more than what you should spend (greed is the predominant deadly sin on StripperWeb, not lust).
Rule 2 is fantasy unless you consider buying drinks compensation for their time.
Rules 3-5 suck for some dancers, because they make lots of money on extras and private shows. Some work outside the club for the big bucks. The prissy ones who have somehow managed to block out that they sell sexual fantasy for a living would wholeheartedly agree.
Rules 6-8 are hilarious. They'd find 6 funny and 7 and 8, not so funny.
Rule 9 is a no-brainer. Most customers don't want dancers they're not interested in getting dances from. Most dancers aren't interested in talking to guys who don't want to buy dances from them. Ever notice how quickly a dancer vanishes after you're done getting dances from them or after you've made it clear to them you don't want dances?
Rules 10-15 are on this site under "Rules of the Road." I believe these rules are also known as "not being an asshole." Even the greediest stripper has standards even if they're only hygienic ones.
I think you get the general idea.
0) Only go into strip clubs if you intend to buy dances, or if it's a busy night and you intend to rent the VIP and tip as well. (Otherwise it is rude to prevent strippers from maximizing their profit.)