I think there is something wrong with me
Xeinok
Every once in a while whenever I am in a strip club, I would crave for some attention, I wanted a stripper all over me and tell me how much she wants to have fun with me in the back, but as soon as one does show me some attention, I usually just wanna be left alone and maybe I am bi-polar or maybe I am just messed up in the head, or maybe going to strip clubs for the past nine years or so, have really changed me as a person. I have fallen in love with many strippers before then have my feeling crushed to having strippers gave me their number, but I never call them because I was afraid of getting hurt. Trust me I am not looking for a stripper girlfriend anymore, just that I don't even know why I bother to go to a strip club instead of looking for a normal girlfriend in the first place.
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In the USA confidence (faith and courage in one's self) is absolutely the key to unlocking your wildest dreams.
Start with acknowledging you can always improve and stregnthen your confidence. Two or three years from now you won't even recognize the person you were before.
Strip clubs are like an amusement park – one goes to have fun, ride the rides; and be distracted for a while – but then one goes home to their real life.
It is funny that one time my friend once said this to me. I am just missing "Essence of the woman"....whatever the fuck that mean haha
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You might want to forget about the strip joints for a while. A part of you is just looking for too much from them. Try exploring some other interests. Check out Meetup.com; you might find some interests there that can introduce you to more people. There are some dating services, too, that might help; they'll arrange lunches or classes or whatever based on common interests, so you might meet some folks that way. Good luck, and get better already,, okay?
Papi, sorry but I have to disagree with you a little bit here: strip clubs and massage parlors can help fill a basic human emotional need -- the need for human contact, not just physically but, to a point, socially, too. As fleeting and ingenuine (sp?) as it might be, they do help make a person feel not quite so isolated and alone.