"Oh, well you got me there!"
Estafador
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Was talking to a stripper and she was Spanish. If you read enough of my posts and discussions, you know the physique of this woman. Anyway, she asked for my name and instead of the usual "John", I told her "Estafador" her being Spanish, she looked at me skeptically and "really, your mother named you Estafador?" And I responded with"well your real name is tequila right?"
She looked surprised, then shrugged and said "good point" and we continued with the pleasantries. It amazes me strippers expect you to give them your real name but will give you a fake one in return.
And btw, my real name is not John, it's just such a common name that it's forgettable... besides we're all "John's" anyway right? ^_^
She looked surprised, then shrugged and said "good point" and we continued with the pleasantries. It amazes me strippers expect you to give them your real name but will give you a fake one in return.
And btw, my real name is not John, it's just such a common name that it's forgettable... besides we're all "John's" anyway right? ^_^
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CP
I use my real name most of the time but when I'm feeling ornery, I tell them it must be baby because that is what all of the girls call me.
I also agree with Estaf in that: who cares? It's meaningless whether he gives her a real or fake name, so if his (or my) little mind is amused by it, what's it matter?
Like, I don't even have the patience to think of a fake name to give her
Back when I was dating my girlfriend -- who I knew would be my wife sometime in the next few years -- I also realized that a lot of the strippers partied in the same area my social circle also partied. It was 2 or 3 blocks of awesome clubs and bars, all packed together in a small space. One day I was talking to a stripper and we realized that we just missed each other -- my friends and gf and I left the club to go to a different one, maybe 30 minutes tops before the stripper and her friends (all of whom knew me) got there. I didn't think the strippers would purposely fuck me over, but it seemed plenty likely -- totally realistic expectation -- that we might run into the strippers. And, would a drunk partying stripper call to me across the parking lot, or from across the street, or wherever? I just wanted that little safety margin ("what? that drunk chick? What's she yelling? Subraman? What kind of ridiculous name is that? Hey, want to get out of here and head to Monsters of Rock to get tattoos?"). All kind of contrived, but I felt like it gave me a little safety margin, like I said.
I could see if you were married and didn't want your real name to be known, but if you are single, I don't think it really matters and it just complicates things. Keeping a lot of lies straight is hard work, and who wants that much work in a club when you are there to enjoy yourself?
I've used the same fake name for several decades now, so there's not a lot of lies to keep track of. Everyone knows me as Angus Papadopolous, the stripper I met 20 years ago, and the stripper I met last week.
Plus I actually use my middle name in real life.
Strippers have layers to this. One dancer I knew did it like this:
Layer 1 - her stripper name
Layer 2 - her "real" name which she would tell guys she liked, even though it still wasn't her real name.
Layer 3 - since her and her ex husband filed for bankruptcy she had a different name she used from time to time (hey ineber asked too many questions about that).
Layer 4 - her actual REAL name
Just the initials. I'll let the stripper try and figure it out.
Brilliant!
I'm under no illusion that a stripper is going to stalk me, and my first name is pretty common anyway. Out of concern for stalking I can understand why a stripper would be hesitant to reveal their real name, no matter how remote the risk may be.
I got this idea when at the underground Mexican Bar circuit when I learned that the male talent agents were using aliases, just like the girls.
But I would not use anything which sounds like a probable alias.
Very open with girls now.
SJG