What do you do when a stripper you regularly get dances from (about 1 a week for a couple of months) and who has consistently provided a very good experience (not talking extras, but allowed plenty of contact), has started to limit the free roaming access an it? It's not like she is actively stopping me, but the last 2 visits she hasn't been encouraging it like before. She used to practically push her nipples in my mouth for example, but now she spends most of the dance in positions that make that difficult to impossible.
If it was just one visit I'd brush it off, but it has been developing the last few times. I've been tipping consistently so that has changed.
Do you you confront her about it directly, or stop tipping until service improves? Just a switching to a different girl isn't much of an option, she is the best looking and gave the best dances of the talent available when I typically go to the club.


Style-wise, I'm usually not the passive-aggressive type, it comes off as gutless to me and can often kick off other negative responses, which beget more negative responses, etc. Or, in other words, "stop tipping until service improves" usually isn't the tact I take, unless for some reason I think it will send a clear, full message. It may or may not get you to where you want to go; it may make things worse.
I am also neither angry nor incapable of basic human communication and empathy, so I'm not going to "confront" a stripper over marginally lower service.
What that leaves is: being a person, and treating her like one, too. A light, friendly, "Hey, things have changed a bit and I"d like to understand why, and what's happened", in a way that indicates I know something is going on but I'm not angry and that this is a safe space to discuss it. Then I listen to her, with an ear towards "she's feeding me a line of bullshit -- time to cut bait" or "understandable issue -- I'll work with her to address it". And, during this whole thing, I'm always looking for an angle for myself ... management coming down on you for too much touching, you say? Oh that sucks, we'll just have to go OTC :)