stripper brushes off VIP room for me, but not others, at an extra club
s88
New York
She never asked me for the VIP room or tried to upsell it to me unlike dancer #3 and #4. Dancer #1 only sells me on regular semi-private LDs. I've gotten 2 to 5 semi-private LDs from dancer #1 once every 2 weeks for 3 months now. How do I fix this relationship so I am not the chump? Just ask her about OTC and see if she downsells me to ITC? What words do I use?
"I know customers must ask you this alot, would you consider meeting a customer outside the club?"
"I want to be somewhere a little more private with you"
"you are so amazing, I want to take you home with me"
"I want to get closer to you than is possible out here"
at the end of a semipublic LD session, tell her "I want to finish this somewhere more private"
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I see your problem. It's your grammar. You should have said, "if you and I get a private room." Strippers are sticklers for grammar.
That statement says to me, that she is serving you up a cold dish from jump street, or she is knowingly cuckolding you. It could also be that another dancer said some bad SS about you, and you unknowingly have a bad rep with #1. I'd go with the other strippers who offer the BJ, and avoid #1 for a few months. If she never approaches you, even when things get slow, then it was never meant to be.
If she does approach you, but does not offer the BJ, then you have the leverage of having enjoyed the company of the other dancers who did.
Personally though, if some dancer was giving me that kind of a cold shoulder, then I would say to hell with her. I know that being a PL lends to abuse of my dignity by these bitches, but damn it, there are limits to the amount of abuse I'm willing to take. LMAO
I could tell you want to say and do, if you really want to try to get OTC with this dancer.
But why the fuck would you want a date with such a shitty dancer? Yeah maybe she's DS hot, but lots of dancers are hot and give good service.
So is this sarcasm or patheticness? If it's sarcasm, I'm happy for you I guess. And if it's patheticness, I'm not sure morally how far we should go in promoting another guys' fall. Granted most of you have been very nice to me when I'm in love with the DS, but at least she gives me great sex. Here we'd be helping a guy seek sex from a dancer who borders on treating him like a ROB.
I find the dancers to me mostly interchangeable with each other. Go find someone else.
s88--> ""if you and me get a private room, what do I get with it?"
On my favorite-est site in the whole world, StripperWeb, this is often cited as one of the most hated questions, and one of the most-hated (by the girls) ways guys ask for extras. I know other guys on tuscl use this approach and it seems to work fine for them. I NEVER used lines like that back when ITC extras were my goal, not so much because I care what SW girls think (in fact, I'm not sure there WAS a stripperweb back then), but because it is such a passive tail-between-my-legs (or maybe, genitals-tucked-back) approach and mindset, and just by personal preference, I like to negotiate anything with a mindset of strength and confidence. Not sure there's a right or wrong, if you're only comfortable with passivity then maybe that's the right way to go.
Of course, I also think wording like this is a genitals-tucked-back-between my legs type approach:
-->""I know customers must ask you this alot, would you consider meeting a customer outside the club?"
You should push your hips as far back as possible from her when you ask her this, so your junk is as far away and non-threatening as possible :)
"I know customers must ask you this alot, would you consider meeting a customer outside the club?"
You don't care if she would meet "a customer" OTC -- you want to know if she would meet *you*! With this line, you're implying that she's the type of girl who would have sex with customers outside the club, which many strippers view as crossing a line. The danger is that she would respond "Yes, I would consider it -- but not with you!"
There's so much passivity and implied-apology and wording it so impersonally so that he can disassociate himself from the answer (after all, it's about "customers" in general)... I wince reading that, we need an OTC bootcamp to toughen every up :)
And if she won’t do anything w/ you ITC; kind of doubt she will do anything OTC so I don’t see the point in asking for OTC sex.