stippers and drugs
LMN
Admittedly I have a tendency to like doing drugs with strippers both itc (champagne room) or otc (preferably otc).
I recently had an experience where I became the sole income for a stripper, to the point where she stopped working at all, and would just do drugs all day with me.
She went to jail.
It seems my proclivity to insist on hard drug use (it really isn't very fun to me unless it's a good 48-72 hour party rather than some otc "date" - I'm not going to pay some chick to eat dinner with me and have sex with me, that seems lame) has overwhelmingly bad consequences on the strippers (eg addiction, jail).
Anyone else enjoy this type of activity?
Please be objective. I was flamed off another board for speaking about this in candor.
I recently had an experience where I became the sole income for a stripper, to the point where she stopped working at all, and would just do drugs all day with me.
She went to jail.
It seems my proclivity to insist on hard drug use (it really isn't very fun to me unless it's a good 48-72 hour party rather than some otc "date" - I'm not going to pay some chick to eat dinner with me and have sex with me, that seems lame) has overwhelmingly bad consequences on the strippers (eg addiction, jail).
Anyone else enjoy this type of activity?
Please be objective. I was flamed off another board for speaking about this in candor.
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There's a pot of coffee in the back of the discussion tab.
I'm now leaning towards paying some chick to have dinner with and fuck me. Pretty lame, huh? In fact, sometimes I skip dinner.
The money really wasn't the issue for me (as in, I was okay paying that much without it hurting my finances) but a major contingency is that she does drugs.
When I first met her she was vehemently abstaining from drug use except pot, until I told her she would not receive any more money unless she did drugs with me. Ironically, she turned out to be a very bad cokehead.
I'm not sure why it's such a necessary requisite for me that the strippers do drugs. I find myself completely unable to have any fun unless it's a 48-72 hour binge. I could, for equivalent or less money, pick up a night club slut with expensive bottle service but there's no guarantee she'll do coke.
My demand for drug use ended up causing the young girl (she was like 19 though she claimed 22) to develop a massive, all paid for, blow habit.
I find myself bored and wanting to rekindle this. Just curious if for anyone else OTC and drugs go hand in hand?
BTW - I know that these strippers would probably not be so inclined to do the drugs I demand if I wasn't able to command such a premium dollar amount. The first time I ever went to a strip club, I fucked a stripper (after doing a ton of white with her in the champagne room) for 2 grand. At the time I didn't realize it was a ripoff!
Thanks for coming to the meeting LMN. Help yourself to some coffee in the back.
haha, what? Man, you were an alright guy until you made that silly comment
Regarding the disposable income statement...finance is important to me so I personally believe if you live paycheck to paycheck or lack a large disposable income, you are doing poorly in life. just my opinion.
I already had a major "issue" transpire with this girl I was "seeing." by the time shit went down, she was probably not seeing anyone else, living entirely on my payroll, not working and used my payroll to actually move and get herself a new car. But the drug binges were getting pretty out of hand, and some "thing" happened that I'd rather not mention even with the anonymity of the internet (IP's still exist, etc). It happened because we were so loaded for so long and was a temporary wakeup call. Temporary for like a week.
After she went to jail, I told her I'd help her with the lawyer, etc...I ended up not returning her calls and blowing her off. She ended up homeless, strung out and charged with a felony. Recently I've been bored and reconnected. The sex was fucking phenomenal and worth remembering. I'm still doing a lot of blow and other such party favors.
FYI this all started when I fucked her in the club for 2k. She gave me her number and kept texting me to meet up. She pretty obviously knew what she was getting into with me.
Another newly minted troll posting BS to stir up conflict OR
....it's a bird, it's a plane, it's Mayor Rob Ford. Hey man, hear your suspending your re-election campaign and entering rehab after new videos emerge of your latest intoxicated bullshit.
Either way another addition to my rapidly growing ignore list.
I was booted of stripperweb.com for having, what I felt, was an objective, honest conversation about the scenario. I was generally considered a villain for not falling in love with a sex worker and doing cocaine.
I tried this site because it seemed less "censored".
I'm just venting. I can't talk about this shit at the conference meeting tomorrow.
Either site, I'm not sure if OP is looking for sympathy or an "attaboy" from us. You'll find sympathy between scumbag and troll in the dictionary. Attention,or attaboy can be found between asshole and bastard in the dictionary.
We're not going to help you any more than a therapist would, especially since you probably consider many of us to be "failing at life."
I'm all for doing whatever you want as long as: 1) it doesn't hurt anybody else; and 2) everybody involved is a consenting adult.
But c'mon dude, you're describing a pretty extreme lifestyle there. You've got to expect some strong reactions and questions regarding the plausibility of your story.
I was in a club in Houston a while back and went to the toilet and there was a dancer and patron smoking a joint in the entrance to the can. I did not even go into the bathroom I turned and left, leaving the dancer sitting at my table with her drink and a fresh bottle of water coming for me. There was an off duty cop at the door for security.
The last thing I want is to be anywhere near a drug bust and dopers that do it in the open are stupid.
Criminals and hoods
Some of my friends sell records, some of my friends sell drugs
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/01/busine…
Drink. Trade. Refill. Lose $10 Million.
By JULIA WERDIGIER NYTIMES
Published: June 30, 2010
LONDON — Alcohol-induced behavior has produced many unintended consequences, but pushing up the global price of oil and losing $10 million must rank among the most novel.
Britain’s financial regulator disclosed on Tuesday that Steven Noel Perkins, a former oil futures broker, single-handedly engineered a jump in the price of oil a year ago and cost his firm millions of dollars with a string of unauthorized trades after a weekend of heavy drinking.
Mr. Perkins had just returned from a liquor-soaked golf weekend with colleagues in June of last year when he sat down in front of his laptop at his home east of London and started to place bets on Brent crude futures, according to a report by the Financial Services Authority. He continued to drink and place bets through the night, and by the morning of June 30, Mr. Perkins had placed more than $520 million worth of trades, at one point pushing the price of oil to $73.05, an eight-month high. The trades by Mr. Perkins were the main reason the price gained about $1.65 a barrel in just over two hours in the middle of the night, according to the report.
“Mr. Perkins’s explanation for his trading on 29 and 30 June is that he was drunk,†the F.S.A. said. “He claims to have limited recollection of events on Monday and claims to have been in an alcohol-induced blackout at the time he traded.â€
Just before 7 a.m., Mr. Perkins realized what he had done and tried to unwind his positions. To gain time he sent a text message to his boss at PVM Oil Futures saying that a relative was ill and he would not be in the office that day.
When a back-office clerk called Mr. Perkins at 7:45 a.m. on June 30 to ask for details about the trades, Mr. Perkins lied and said he made them on behalf of a client. PVM takes commissions on fulfilling orders from its clients, which are banks and other institutions, and does not trade for itself.
But by 10 a.m., PVM, where Mr. Perkins had worked since 1998, had discovered that his trades were unauthorized and suspended his access to the trading system. The trades cost PVM almost $10 million, the company said last year.
The F.S.A. fined Mr. Perkins about $107,600, for market abuse and barred him from working in the financial services industry for at least five years.
The regulator reduced the fine from about $224,000 to avoid causing Mr. Perkins “serious financial hardship.â€
Mr. Perkins joined a rehabilitation program last year and has stopped drinking, the F.S.A. said.
My motto is better safe than spending the night in lockup in a strange town.