Has anyone ever had a stripper who did something in their relationship that reflected no greed, dishonesty or selfishness? How about doing something that was selfless or surprisingly honest? That's a serious question. Some days it seems like we have nothing but distaste and disdain for everything about our strippers except their bodies.
One example for me. A while back the DS asked me for extra money for a medical issue. I asked for advice and almost everybody here yelled ROB. I was suspicious despite my respect for this girl because of strippers' reputations, but I withheld judgment. I told her I would see what I could do for her. When she never mentions it again I brought it up a couple of weeks later and said that I could help her now. She said thanks but she got her insurance to cover 90% of the cost so she no longer needed any extra money from me.


I am not sure if these are what you are looking for. Also these are small potatoes $$-wise.
She claimed she did 5 dances; I thought 6; I paid 6; she gave me $$ back; I wouldn't accept, so we compromised and bought a round of drinks with it.
She continues to offer increasing mileage, knowing full well I won't take it (e.g., breast fondling and nipple sucking). Though I think that is more of a hustle technique than selflessness. She's trying to keep a spender in the seat, I'm guessing.
She says she feels bad about the $$ I spend only on her and should spend it on some of the other dancers in the club, since business is slow. That could be a hustling technique too to keep me from getting bored with her.
Not a stripper, but rather a bartender/waitress from years ago (1999 or 2001?). I told a dancer on dayshift that she can order anything to drink, so being a young blonde, and trying to pitch herself as being high class, she orders champagne. I agree. I'd never ordered it before (dancer and I are both about 21 years old, so we're idiots), so I didn't know it wasn't like wine (can't re-cork the bottle) so you need to buy the whole bottle. Waitress didn't seem to know either (it was a dive, so I doubt it was ordered much). So the waitress comes back and says, I'm sorry, I forgot to tell you that champagne is only sold by the bottle, since we can't recork it. But the bar says we'll still sell you a glass, but only change you the mixed drink price. The dancer did end up drinking 2 glasses but I was happy to not have to pay the full freight for the bottle ($100+ ??_). That was refreshing.
I still offer the dancers anything to drink, but so far, no dancer since that one time, has asked for champagne on me. ;)