Philosophical Question about Aging
IronFox22
Ohio
I still *feel* like I'm in my teens/20s, but obviously I'm not. Also, I'll be having a nice conversation with a younger dancer (or even a normal girl at a normal bar), and I'll sort of forget that I'm not in my 20s anymore and that she likely doesn't see me as a potential hookup because of that.
Thanks in advance. Aging kinda sucks, eh?
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Most strippers tell me that I don't look my age. One said that 70 is the new 60 and there is probably a lot of truth in that. I'm damn sure not ready to give up strippers and strip clubs. They give me something to look foreword to every weekend.
I don't worry about hookups with dancers because it's just a business deal anyway. Even my ATF, who is a friend as well, would never want to date me as in a relationship. I have no problems talking to women in their 20's. Or 30's. Or 40's. We just have different kinds of conversations.
Iron - like SC, years ago women including strippers underestimated my age by 10 to 20 years. In the past several years that's changed; as a result of medical problems I now generally look my age.
For me getting older doesn't generally mean getting worse. Yeah, there are occasions when I wish I had a younger man's body and stamina, but most of the time I'm happy being my age. Hey, don't knock those senior discounts, they add up :-)
But Iron, you focus entirely on how you look; what else do you have to offer in terms of personality?
My personality and professional training have made me perceptive, I have a sardonic even puckish sense of humor, and I can play a role and stay in character almost as well as Colbert. When needed I can call dancer BS or tell a dancer honestly what I find attractive or like about her [& sometimes, what I don't like].
It's not SC's, lopaw's, clubber's or rickdugan's style; it's MY style. And that's why it works for me. It make use of my personality assets and, perversely, sometimes my weaknesses.
Does it always 'work'? Of course not!, but often enough to provide satisfying experiences despite my compromised physical appearance. It quickly separates the truly exploitative strippers from those who want to make $$ but have a good time doing so. And consequently, I have a good time and leave feeling good about myself.
So Iron, what else besides your looks do you have to offer?
If what I said interests you enough, PM me for more info.
I think kindness and respect, by the way, can bridge a whole lot of gaps when it comes to women.
If you read a lot of comments here IronFox22, you may well see that that opinion isn't widely shared.
- your earning potential and spare cash
- your self confidence
- your experience and technique
- your ability to empathize
- your depth of learning and wisdom
None of these attributes are a foregone conclusion; you must work at them, and they can be counteracted by poor eating, poor hygiene and obesity.
But I do not think you are at any disadvantage as you age beyond your 20's.
It is not that my 'look' has changed; it is that I am now physically incapable of performing as I did formerly. Strength. Sex. Endurance. Hand/eye coordination. Flexibility. Etc. This pisses me off.
Mentally, the brain seems to be firing on all cylinders. Add my experience and ever-increasing knowledge and I can still kick ass when dealing with the young studs in my industry.
I think that I can still run my game with the dancers in the clubs but perhaps I am only fooling myself about that.
I'm going not to be the guy at the club when I'm so old that actually dating girls the age of those who work at clubs wouldn't be seen as normal in real life. I wouldn't be able to buy into the fantasy at that point. We'll see, though.
LOL!