"Your gonna have to stop coming to the club very soon if we're to be serious fri
Sunday, August 13, 2017 5:45 PM
Back again. So i'm still having dances every weekend but things have definitely changed.
She messages me first everyday and I get a "goodnight" message at least 4 times a week.
I am ALWAYS online on Facebook to chat but I was going through a rough time last week and stayed offline for hours which is very strange for me. So she phoned my Mothers place of work to ask her if I was okay
She purchased me a mens bracelet this week, then another "surprise" gift today. She's coming to my place tomorrow to chill and will bring it with her then.
I was having a dance on Friday night and she randomly says to me "Your gonna have to stop coming to the club very soon if we're to be serious friends and take things further"
"You can have dances with other girls but we should just talk if you do come to the club instead of dance. That way we can do more stuff away from work without worrying about getting into trouble all the time"
She's going away for 2 days with her family soon and she is leaving me with a key to her apartment so that I can feed and walk her dog. Things have always been great but i'm not sure where this sudden extra affection and trust has came from.
That is a crazy thing to say. She isn't driven by my money and as i've said before, she often stops me from spending....but some nights at the club are so dead, i'm literally the only guy who buys a dance from her. I'm not sure how she'll cope. She even discussed quitting.
Its my Birthday in 3 weeks and i've been promised a party at the club plus a free 30min VIP dance worth £160. And October will be a year since we met. So i'm thinking of having my last ever dance on the 1 year anniversary of our first ever dance.
Whether we remain good friends away from the club or my ultimate hope of a relationship comes true, this definitely seems like a positive step....it will certainly save me some money every weekend and lower my awful alcohol intake
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