With non-OTC dancers, I don't say anything really personal. All the dancers who have asked where I worked were not sketchy enough that I felt the need to lie.
I lie all the time for all of the above reasons (self-entertainment, to protect my identity, etc.) - but it is all about the fantasy anyway. Besides, if I told the truth the dancer would just think I'm lying anyway.
I don’t have a SO nor a “sensitive†work position – so I’ll usually give my real first name and my occupation w/o necessarily getting into too many details.
I used to tell them my real name, what I did for work etc, but then I met a couple psycho strippers that ended up stalkerish. Nowadays I use cover stories, but I slip up every now and then.
Just for humor or entertainment value. The girls rarely remember your name the 1st few times anyway. I dancer came up and introduced herself as Chasity, I said glad to meet you my name is Promiscuity.
I have have also said my name is Bruno, or Dirk Diggler. Then I'll say that is my "club name". I don't use my real name.
I don't bother. There are tons of men with my first name who do what I do for a living. That's not enough information to come back and get me in trouble. I don't tell them enough details to drop in on me at work, or home though.
If I wanted to play games I could tell them my name is Bond, James Bond. Then I wouldn't recognize them and think they were crazy when they called me James months later. I just tell everyone my first name. It's not like I'm worried about them calling me. I do make up part of the company name just because it is so long, no one ever remembers. Dancers sometimes ask where I work at either for chit chat or getting an estimate if I might make a lot. If I said I worked for the state givernment, she might get concerned I was a cop.
I have such a common name, sort of. Top 5 or near the bottom of the top 300. depends on if my given name or the variation I use. So that wouldn't much matter. As for my company, unless one works for them in the US, they would have no idea of it. It is home based in Europe.
I'm old enough I avoid personal information. Since I always am clubbing from out of town all I must do is give them where I am from, what I do and marital status if asked. I usually give them a place I used to live and what I did a couple of jobs ago and marital status varies although I usually go with the truth... Never again!
I simply tell the truth. I end up with a lot of these women as clients or people my wife and I end up knowing in real life. None of this is hidden from anyone.
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/sometimes I lie and say I'm a pornstar because my life as an astronaut is just too unbelievable.
Funny!
I have have also said my name is Bruno, or Dirk Diggler. Then I'll say that is my "club name". I don't use my real name.
If I wanted to play games I could tell them my name is Bond, James Bond. Then I wouldn't recognize them and think they were crazy when they called me James months later. I just tell everyone my first name. It's not like I'm worried about them calling me. I do make up part of the company name just because it is so long, no one ever remembers. Dancers sometimes ask where I work at either for chit chat or getting an estimate if I might make a lot. If I said I worked for the state givernment, she might get concerned I was a cop.
I have such a common name, sort of. Top 5 or near the bottom of the top 300. depends on if my given name or the variation I use. So that wouldn't much matter. As for my company, unless one works for them in the US, they would have no idea of it. It is home based in Europe.
If you ever get the chance to beat the F$#% out of some POS equipment, don't pass it up!!!
When you lie it is invariably hard to remember the whole lying story, ESPECIALLY for those of you who get intoxicated.