I expect to be lied to at a strip club. But until recently I'd never had a dancer lie in response to my frequent question: "are your breasts real or fake." I always ask this if I'm interested, if she has big breasts, and if I haven't seen her on stage. But sure enough last week a dancer says they're real, I get a dance, and they're fake as a $4 bill. Not even close after I touch. WTF? I guess now I have to get a feel first cause I don't do fakes, or else I just refuse dances until I see them on stage.
What's the worst lie you've ever been told by a stripper?
I guess it would be a lie by omission. My ATF was married for the last 11 months of our 8 year relationship. Pretty much explains why she didn't get the box of See's candy that I had mailed to her address before she got married.
Not sure what you mean by "worst lie." If you mean most outrageous and obviously untrue lie, here's my contribution:
Several years ago a dancer who I'd know for a while told me that she had seven *identical* brothers. This was a whopper so inconceivable that I asked her if she really had seven brothers who were identical with each other. She confirmed.
The stripper who told the club she was 22 but confided to me that she was actually 20. It turned out she was 17. I wish she hadn't lied, because I don't believe in repeatedly having nasty sex with 17-year-olds.
By now we should know that strippers are going to tell us what we want to hear; so might as well not be shocked even if they claim they have been to the moon LOL.
A dancer told me her mom had cancer. I suspected a con, but she never asked for money for her mom's treatment. For many months she gave me reports on how her mom was doing. Then one day I went on line and searched for her on Facebook and other sites. I learned her mom had died 4 years ago.
I'm still puzzled by her lying about something so serious without even trying to get money out of me.
A few years back at a club I used to stop by for a drink on my way home from work one girl tearfully told everyone that her father had just died. He lived, she said, in a town a couple of hundred miles away and the funeral was going to be there. She alone, had to make arrangements for the funeral. People in the club, customers, bartenders, and other dancers were all sympathetic and offered condolences. The funeral was scheduled for the following Saturday, and every day we got an update on how much work the funeral preparations were and how sad she was.
Then, a funny thing happened. When the Saturday of the funeral came she was scheduled and showed up to work the day shift as if nothing had happened. I can't remember what BS reason she gave for being at the club instead of at the funeral, but nothing more was ever said by her about it.
Incidentally, this was the same girl who had "seven identical brothers." ;)
The first time I had FS ITC, while we're getting dressed, I tell the girl she just busted by strip club cherry. She says, "This is my first time having sex in the club too. I usually just do BJs and HJs but I was so horny tonight and you look clean." Then she told me I made her cum three times. I appreciate the ego boost, but it is possible to lay it on too thick.
At one club I went to in the past, there was a dancer who used to go around telling everyone how much money she had already made in a day.
It would be 2 or 3 in the afternoon and she'd be saying she'd already made $1,000 or more from VIP dances.
The amazing thing would be, I would have been there since noon, and never once saw her go into or come out of the VIP area.
Never understood why she felt like she had to say things like that... When everyone knew she was just making it up.
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Several years ago a dancer who I'd know for a while told me that she had seven *identical* brothers. This was a whopper so inconceivable that I asked her if she really had seven brothers who were identical with each other. She confirmed.
I'm still puzzled by her lying about something so serious without even trying to get money out of me.
A few years back at a club I used to stop by for a drink on my way home from work one girl tearfully told everyone that her father had just died. He lived, she said, in a town a couple of hundred miles away and the funeral was going to be there. She alone, had to make arrangements for the funeral. People in the club, customers, bartenders, and other dancers were all sympathetic and offered condolences. The funeral was scheduled for the following Saturday, and every day we got an update on how much work the funeral preparations were and how sad she was.
Then, a funny thing happened. When the Saturday of the funeral came she was scheduled and showed up to work the day shift as if nothing had happened. I can't remember what BS reason she gave for being at the club instead of at the funeral, but nothing more was ever said by her about it.
Incidentally, this was the same girl who had "seven identical brothers." ;)
I've heard that one a few times too. ;)
"Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies"
At one club I went to in the past, there was a dancer who used to go around telling everyone how much money she had already made in a day.
It would be 2 or 3 in the afternoon and she'd be saying she'd already made $1,000 or more from VIP dances.
The amazing thing would be, I would have been there since noon, and never once saw her go into or come out of the VIP area.
Never understood why she felt like she had to say things like that... When everyone knew she was just making it up.
And all I did was say "Hi."
A serial lying dancer? Now that is hard to believe!