Who do you like?
larryfisherman
California
You ever talk with a stripper and she asks you which girls you like or which other girls do you like?
I figure she wants to see her competition for my wallet.
Do you tell her which other girls you like, or do you say "my eyes are only on you"? Lol.
I figure she wants to see her competition for my wallet.
Do you tell her which other girls you like, or do you say "my eyes are only on you"? Lol.
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I simply answer honestly. In my opinion they do this because they're trying to help out their co workers. In other words, if you aren't attracted to the stripper who asks this question, she wants to find out who you are attracted to, so that dancer can make money.
I've had strippers send over Latinas after I told them those are my favorite dancers
The way I interact with the girls, I try to make it always self-serving, always in control of the conversation, at least until I know this is a girl I want to talk to. If it's my ATF asking, I'm happy to answer, since it invariably just reinforces that I like her ("I love you, and girls who look like you, like Mercedes and Cinnamon"). If it's a random stripper who has walked up, I turned her down, and now is asking questions -- my general rule is, I don't answer questions, particularly if I sense at all that she's going to turn this into snark. Sometimes, I'm feeling playful and don't mind engaging a girl I just turned down, and then and only then, I might answer her. The main point is, I answer if I feel like it, but do not get led along by the nose because I"m too intimidated to not answer a question that the stripper has no business asking.
They help each other out all the time
SJG
The first time, the dancer asking said "can't you tell that she doesn't want to dance for you?" and went into a hard sell routine. Finally, she offered to ask the CF so they could do a dance together.
Second time at a different club, the asker said: Oh, it looks like she's busy over on the other side of the room! How about getting a dance with me instead?
In the more general sense, I tell them that I don't really have a type and that I know if I like someone when I meet her. That seems to set a good tone that I'm not just looking for an exact physical type and that effort/rapport can tilt the scale.
Depends. If I like *her*, I tell her. If I don't, I'll usually just say be non-committal and shrug. If she looks like the type, I might use the old "girls who swallow" trope.