Lesbian strippers
BigCodyCooper
Are there a lot of dancers who are actually lesbians with no sexual attraction to men at all and see men as stupid walking talking wallets only? Have you discovered any such dancers? I will never spend any time or money on any girl I find out is a lesbo. Actually, I used to think that most strippers were lesbos until I spent some time in clubs and now I am not sure that they are common among dancers at all. I have only dealt with a couple I found out about in 20 years. In both cases I started avoiding them completely.
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Kind of like going to the gay men's club and telling everybody "I don't suck dick".
I'm really curious why it would make you avoid them. I've seen no correlation with poor performance from lesbians vs heteros. I imagine there is very little difference in the level of attraction most have for me. Of all the reasons to avoid/seek out strippers sexual orientation is damn near the bottom as far as I can tell.
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One advantage if you are married is that they are a safe option. There's no chance that you will fall in love with her and have to deal with the fallout.
they're all like that, duh.
lmao! Bitter much?
Rest assured that the lesbian dancers feel exactly the same about you. Have a nice trip!
Ironically, my guess is that she was the one who was the most into my caresses as non-sexual massage.
One club I've gone to several times has a website with dancer profiles/pics. One item in profile is sexual prefernce. By a ~55/45 ratio, most dancers were straight, rest "bi", none lesbians. I'm skeptical on the later. IMO, dancers are in this as a business of sorts. Since a vast majority of customers (online, and in the club) are straight males, virtually no dancer would admit to being a lesbian for fear of alienating potential customers. Probably more than a few dancers who listed themselves as "straight" did so under the presumption that some customers would think that one listing themselves as "bi" is a copout for a dancer not wanting to publicly list as lesbian.
IME, I take this with a grain of salt as I've encountered roughly equal proportions of (uninhibited, stuck up, nice/engaging, put offish) dancers of either sexual preference. I've seen dancers listing themselves as straight take couples back to VIP. I've also seen dancers listing themselves as "bi" eagerly approach male patrons (solo, and groups.)
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Personally, I don't care what her sexual preference is. If she's *acting* convincingly like she's enjoying what she's doing with me, that's good enough.