What do you do with a stripper that won't take no for an answer?
Essdub
Kansas
There is one stripper at a club I go to that will just not leave me alone for whatever reason. It's not the first time I've encountered persistent strippers, but she is the first that won't seem to give up. I've never watched her dancing on stage, tipped her, or done anything else that would encourage her. To this point I've been polite in saying no, and have told her I was there to see someone else. I've tried everything I know short of telling her to leave me the fuck alone and the brutal honest truth that I wouldn't be interested if she was the last stripper on earth. I don't like to be rude or waste anyone's time, but it's starting to piss me off. I can't even stand talking to her, I just want to be left in peace waiting for a dancer that appeals to me.
Does anyone have suggestions or tried and true methods that work for keeping one particular stripper away?
Does anyone have suggestions or tried and true methods that work for keeping one particular stripper away?
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She might also take professional pride in her work and by not getting dances from her, she feels slighted.
Do what I did. I ran to the men's restroom and never left. I'm still here. As a bathroom troll. Care for a peppermint?
I've noticed her dancing before, it's just not something I care to watch. She will eventually go away when she sees someone else to pitch, but it's the same shit every time I go in there. I'm fine with buying drinks for dancers I like or just while they're killing time, as long as I don't feel like driving a railroad spike through my forehead while having a conversation with them. I've just never encountered a stripper that keeps trying after more than a couple of attempts, that's always been enough to make them realize they won't be getting any money from me.
Nothing I could do (including getting dances from other girls, but not from her) would keep her from hugging me as I walked in and sitting in my lap as long as I was in the club (unless I was getting a lapper from someone else, then she would wait for me). I tried going to the restroom and changing tables, I tried sitting with other dancers - she simply found me and joined me.
Finally, I told her to PLEASE STOP. She said, "OK" and went away. Problem solved, right? WRONG, the next time I visited, she came up to me and asked if I was still mad at her! Sometimes a problem does NOT have a ready solution!
I know it sucks to have to give her any money at all but telling a dancer leave me the fuck alone would kill a good vibe.
I always try the polite way first; but if they insist on ruining my visit; I have no qualms about telling them to fuck off. They know what they are doing and the fact they are annoying you – and they know they shouldn’t be doing it.
Telling her to fuck off when she won’t leave you alone is not being rude IMO – it’s just you standing up for your right to enjoy yourself in the club.
What “normally†works for me is to stand up and go to a different area of the SC – sometimes I’ll just stand in a different area and not even sit down for a while as not to give her a chance to come sit w/ me when I move – they’ll usually not follow me once I get up and leave them b/c that would look too pathetic w/ them following me around the club.
persistent dancers that did not take no for an answer that I was not interested in. One girl actually argued with me for over 15 minutes until I had enough and got up and left her at the table and went and sat at the stage. She looked so rejected, she sat far away at the bar the whole rest of the night and I never saw her again. She didn't look that bad, it was early in the evening and I didn't want any dances. I wasn't that interested in her either. I suspect she was new to dancing. Most dancers have enough sense to leave when a guy says maybe later or not right now or no thanks rather than sit there and argue about it.
Another dancer wasn't my type and I didn't want to spend any money on her. I might have had fun with her in hindsite but she was just a little too persistent. She escalated things after I gave excuses for not getting dances. She escalated her offers. The third or fourth time she saw me, she was offering me totally free dances. I said something about not wanting to spend money, lol, just not on her. After I kept saying, no, she upped her offers to her taking me to her house. I said n to that too. I didn't think she was serious and even if she was, I wasn't desperate. She never bothered me after that.
Another dancer who I was not interested in at all wouldn't leave. She actually started to do a table dance for me out in the club. I did not agree to anything but didn't think I needed to walk away from her just because she was doing something. I was thinking I would just tell her I did not agree to any dance. In fact I said no. However all her rubbing on me mysteriously excited part of me. I say mysterious because I did not know anger could be related to sexual excitement. It apparently is because that is the only way I could explain how my body reacted to her. I decided to pay her for a table dance or gave her ten bucks and she never bothered me again.
Tell her to leave you alone, or you'll complain to the manager. If she still comes back, follow through. And tell the manager that you see no reason to continue patronizing his club. (It doesn't matter if that's not true. He'll fall over trying to keep your business.)
I'm one of the most polite (bordering on PL) SC patrons out there. But even I'll drop that schtick if it's called for. And I have to disagree with gmd that there's a possibility that she's being persistent but still polite. If she's bugging you enough that you come to us assholes for advice, she's not being polite. Respond in kind.
She is about the only drawback to a club that is otherwise fun and laid-back. What she's doing probably isn't good for business anyway, and none of the other dancers I know like her, so I suppose a complaint to the manager is justified if she doesn't give it up.
There may be a drawback when the dancer who use to help you out wants to claim you as her own. That's another topic we've talked about on this board.
Take it a bit further, sucks AND swallows!
When you are in a club CONTROL YOUR SPACE. If she needs to be told that she is not your type, and a minute of more polite responses doesn't do it, then tell her that. If she tries to convince you to go to a lapdance by grabbing your package, take her hand off - unless of course the grab changed your mind. ;) If she wants you to buy her a drink and you do not want to, just say no.
My gig involves me being pleasant but firm, and it has been serving me well for some time. Girls are more likely to pull that shit longer when they smell weakness, so the firm part is important. Once you have established that you are in charge of if, and how much, you spend, all good things will eventually follow.
And so what if a couple of aggressive dancers think that you are an asshole? There are some girls who think that anyone who does not pay them is an asshole. C'est la vie.