Do strippers give (sell) more AFFECTION to customers who spend more MONEY?

4 comments

• RTY

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  20 years ago

  Some do, yes. But there may be another way to look at it. Spending more money means more time together and that can lead to two people getting closer. And thus we can move to more affection given.
  
  An example:
  
  I know a dancer that all we do is sit together. I get no dances, but give her some money for her time. I'm not talking big dollars here. Because we spent so much time together, sometimes once a week, and did a lot of talking we became very close. She is very affectionate toward me and me to her likewise. Most of this is chemistry, but some of this is about being comfortable with each other.
  
  I've had quite a few people ask me how come I can get so close to dancers. Chemistry and comfort level. I've known some other dancers and we ok together, but some I connect with more than others
• davids

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  20 years ago

  You are right on the money, TopGun.
• TopGunGlen

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  20 years ago

  You are not spending money for friendship or "sex", so to speak. Clubs are for getting some lapdances, and watching the stage shows. That is what you are paying for. If you expect more, go somewhere else...
• davids

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  20 years ago

  I guess it would be better for our strippers to answer this question. My guess (as a customer) is that they give more pretend affection to the customers who are spending more to keep their business. However, they will develop more and more contempt hidden contempt the more the customers spends. I mean I would think that way if I was a stripper too: what's wrong with this guy that he thinks he has to spend money for friendship, sex anyway?