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Not my usual type, but lately I’ve been seeing a little punk rocker chick. After I got past the tats and piercings, she actually turned out to be very sweet, lots of fun to hang out with, and very sensual in the lap dance room. Who knew?
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Um, yeah: I had a little rocker chick (call her a sparkplug because it was Motown.) I'll skip over the obvious and just say when we were done she wanted to know when she was coming to visit (or was it move in?) at the same time her bangs were standing up (I'll swear to it and will probably never forget it.) I sometimes wonder what if? And how would I explain ...
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I don't care too much for the punk rocker types although they usually have better mileage than usual. My favorite club (Kahoot's) is mostly upscale but their ad this month features a goth with tattoos. Maybe they are trying to expand their demographics?
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