Fired a fave
Lurker_X
North Carolina
So I was developing a fave at a club... Not extraordinary mileage but we were into basic groping and some light titty sucking. She apparently decided to reel me in after several VIP sessions, and push my hands and face away.
So, I thanked her for the experiences we'd shared, and told her I was moving on to other ladies. (I know she was complaining already about slow nights that did not pay well... Wrong direction to take IMO.)
So, I thanked her for the experiences we'd shared, and told her I was moving on to other ladies. (I know she was complaining already about slow nights that did not pay well... Wrong direction to take IMO.)
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Not to excuse not treating a paying custy well, but it is what one is dealing with - I often will give dancers at least another chance unless it's something really bad - she could have just been having an off/bad day w/ something going-on in her life; or maybe management was cracking down that day on mileage - IMO, in anything, communication often helps - I would have asked her what was up in case she was just having a bad-day - personally I would give her another chance and if she doubles down on not willing to work w/ you then move-on - dancers also get tired of dealing w/ the same regulars and are ready to move-on just like regulars at some point are often ready to move-on.
I would not be surprised if she comes up to you next time all lovey-dovey or as if nothing happened - if she delivers in the future then keep enjoying it; if her bad-behavior becomes the norm then yeah absolutely move-on - you are the one paying and should get the dances you want not the dances she wants.
Whatever. I went looking for my #2 backup girl and she was not working tonight. But I found my #3 girl and broached the subject. She sounded fine with more breast play as long as it's not clutchy-pinchy, but said to meet her on an afternoon shift. I know from conversations this girl is very money-motivated... She had a house built on an acre and collects coins as a hobby, Haha.
There used to be a mortgage broker commercial: "when banks compete, you win!" Well, when strippers compete, mongers win!
That said, one common theme with those four is that at some point, I had started to move on to others before they turned up the heat.
Of course, there are lots more that did *not* turn things around, and who've been left behind.