I Love You
JohnSmith69
layin low but staying high
Is it common that dancers use this line to try and rope you into spending more? In all the years that I've been clubbing, probably had lap dances from a few thousand dancers, with dozens of favs of various types, no dancer has ever said these words to me. Not even free girl who very much wants to fuck me has ever said that she loves me, nor has any DS ever said this.
And I've never said "I love you" to a dancer either. Not even to the DS.
Do you guys here this with any frequency? It seems to come up periodically in the discussions.
And I've never said "I love you" to a dancer either. Not even to the DS.
Do you guys here this with any frequency? It seems to come up periodically in the discussions.
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There is really no place for it in a strip club. I drink beer - and I don't love it. The decor in a club isn't love able. The dancers might have hot bodies - but I don't love them.
The closest I get to loving anything is if I get a great parking spot - but that's still happiness over being safe and nearby.
Others have said the words, but my take on their statement was that it was all SS.
They love my money. They may even love how I treat them. But they don't love me.
Whether sincere or not, it's a ballsy boom or bust move by a dancer that I can imagine can backfire about as much as it works.
She stayed late for a birthday party for one of the dancers.
She had just finished her shift and sat with me at the bar.
It really caught me off guard, i simply said, "love ya too babe".
We had a few drinks and a few laughs. Then she paid for a lap dance for me from one of the girls.
My long-term bartender and a long-term favorite, both now retired, each said it once or twice. We knew each other for close to a decade, so I took it as a genuine xpression of appreciation/affection, and perhaps even some admiration. In my xperience "civilian women" use it similarly to show that though they may not be "in love" with you, they are extremely fond of you.
Exactly the way I feel. I think it's pretty important that if you've truly internalized that it's one of three things -- completely meaningless, part of her hustle, or means the same thing as your drunk buddy saying "I love you, man" -- then there's no harm in saying it back. On the other hand, if you can't separate saying that phrase from real emotions, best to protect yourself. The words you say do affect the way you think (one of the reasons I try to get so many guys to stop saying things like "clean dancers" and "custies"), so if it'll mess you up, just don't say it back.
My other thought, I always wonder to what extent strippers say this to me because I'm "so lovable", versus because they've profiled me as someone who is susceptible to it. If it's the latter, it's a pretty huge mistake on their part... but I also note that for the most part only girls I know super super well say it, often when they're drunk and having a good time, so I tend to think it's more of a drunken "I love you man" moment.
Now I've never heard it from a stripper but itc it's meaningless. Selfless actions and how you treat one another over time show how much you are IN love with someone.
Next time they say I love you, say i love you too then ask them to meet up for a date where you go Dutch or she pays and then go home for sex no p4p.
She won't love you any more. Or you just became a stripper boyfriend. Lol
I agree. It does mean something to me.So I don't say it to anyone unless I mean it.
I get it ITC often and even with OTC. I usually ignore it. One woman has been off and on for almost 20 years since she was 18. I'm a bit bothered with her saying it every week when we meet up.