Is it normal to like strip clubs?
Stripperheels
These guys I work with say strip clubs do nothing for them and they act like it's weird that I love them ! They don't find it exciting enough to pay for a lap dance ! I don't get why some guys don't love beautiful women the way I do
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Also seems there are some who believe they degrade women. I understand why they wouldn't appeal to many people, but to me they're a lot of fun
Second, some feel strip clubs are immoral or are degrading to women.
Third, Others feel it is "cheating" if you are in a relationship (I'm talking about just dances and looking at T&A, but that's doublely true if you're adding ITC extras or OTC pay 4 play on top of that.)
Fourth, others think a "show" is a waste of money and would prefer a brothel with a prostitute, not realizing that many strip clubs actually are thinly veiled brothels already.
In conclusion, is it normal to like strip clubs? In our society, I would say, no.
I also have some buddies who match point 4 -- they think SCs are a waste of time & money vs AMPs & escorts
But I think the most common reason is: most guys go to a few strip clubs in their college and post college years, get hustled and ripped off and end up feeling badly about the experience -- and rightfully so. Most guys, by default, go to the all-style no-substance big corporate clubs that they've heard of through advertising; these end up being low-mileage, high-hustle clubs. My buddies and I bring new guys to the strip club with us all the time, and we always give them a little talk on the way up, starting with, "when you've been to strip clubs before, what's it been like?" Then we tell them, "well, your trip to the SC with us is going to be nothing like that". Once they've had their eyes opened by SCing with some hardcore PLs, they almost always want to come back.
Your main point (second paragraph) seems to line up with what Papi Chulo said
Ditto. Many men went to a name brand chain SC, got vague promises about a good time by strippers, got shouted at by bouncers through the whole LD https://imgflip.com/i/1a2twd , felt they wasted a ton of $ and got nothing. A hardcore PL will know to tell ugly strippers to leave, when to stop the $ loss on ROBs, and how to control the bill (no bottle service, low to no buying drinks for strippers or themselves), and negotiate with a stripper, and walk away if the stripper doesnt give the right answer.
Last week I counted 4 songs, the stripper claimed 7, I claimed 5 after hearing her say 7, we agreed on 6. No girl gets a tip in this SC, EVER, from me. If they want a tip they will just overcount songs and I negotiate down. Only a hardcore PL would negotiate over count like that.
That said, I think most guys do enjoy going to the strip club, having a beer and seeing some titties. It's paying for lap dances that is more "controversial".
I imagine a lot of guys may feel the same way about strip clubs. They visit. They get taken or burned and see little benefit. Turns them off from ever visiting again.
I expect this will stop happening. No more crazy horny dancers.
If a dancer says she doesn't care about money, you almost know she has to be lying. I've heard that line a few times. The interesting thing is that they try to prove it. Talk for 30 minutes or so to convince me, not asking for anything for 30 minutes. 30 to 45 minutes is the record for a dancer not interested in money, haha. After that, it's wanna dance?
What may be deemed "not normal" is the frequency we visit.
For me in the past few years it's become a hobby in which I visit a handful of times a year (maybe 4-8 times per year) and think that has my friends who know about my hobby thinking I'm a bit odd. haha.
I do agree with what a dancer told me though, "Using strip clubs for sexual gratification is perverted."
As I see it, strip clubs are for imbibing a sexual aesthetic, and then you try your best to manifest this in our outside life. And then some guys actually want to know strippers, be waking up in the mornings with them.
But otherwise it does not need to be a frequent pastime.
SJG
Often something wrong if guys under 35 are obsessed with strip clubs (as @James points out).
Becomes a sickness if paid relationships (of any kind) become a replacement for finding an SO or wife. Also a sickness if spending enough to put retirement savings in jeopardy.
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Agreed.
SJG