A Good Question. A Good Answer?
jackslash
Detroit strip clubs
I was at the P*nth**s* Cl*b in D*tr**t today. I took a new blonde with enhanced boobs upstairs. She wanted to do CBJ and CFS. I wanted BBBJ and CFS. She asked me, "Have you been with a lot of other dancers?" I said, "No." Was that the right answer?
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In all fairness – that is a relative question :)
Pat, I'd like to buy a vowel - is there an "e"?
But who knows how strippers think. Maybe she would reason that if that many others deemed you safe so should she. Or if you had something and you had passed it along word would have gotten around about you. (With their traffic, though, it would, of course be impossible to know who they something from - assuming they had nothing themselves to begin with.)
So the answer is "maybe but who knows for sure".
Nonetheless, to get what it's implied you want, "No" is the correct answer. Because that will make her feel like it's safer. You don't want to sound like it's your first time, because then she's going to think, "Why is he setting the terms?" (Goodness knows we all know it's not.) But you don't want her to think you've banged every dancer in Detroit.
She sounds fun. You might have to PM me more info as I'll be in that area in another couple weeks.
This question falls in the same category as "Are you clean?" and "You know I don't normally do this, right?" The answer is meaningless because most guys will just tell her what she wants to hear, but it's enough to provide her with emotional justification for what she's about to do.
I have a solemnly earnest expression that I use when these questions come up. It works for snake oil sales too. ;)