Drugs in the club?
theDirkDiggler
Illinois
How prevalent do you think drug use (besides alcohol and weed, which is legal in many places now) is in the strip clubs, primarily among the strippers? Now i don't do ANY drugs outside of maybe a little caffeine inside of chocolate and the occasional tea, (green at that and don't drink coffee either). And the various drug-like chemicals found in many consumer foods and products and water (although i drink only bottle spring water, the water i use for cleaning is mostly non filtered) and the air we breathe. Not trying to sound superior or whatever; i'm just largely ignorant or unaware of the symptoms of drug use, heavy or otherwise. I can of course tell when someone is drunk and usually if someone is stoned. If someone is coked, on opiates, rolling, or on meth or prescription drugs, i won't be able to definitively say. I can tell when someone, unfortunately is highly dependent and strung out and acting desperately. I have done dances with a dancer that told me she was high on coke or ecstasy and the dances were not as enjoyable.
I ask because drug dependency is one of many reasons girls are seemingly never able to leave the club, as well as another reason for LE to be meandering unnecessarily about the clubs for a less positive experience for club goers. I don't want to delve into the moral aspects, but IMO, i honestly think it's a way bigger problem that prostitution in the club.
I ask because drug dependency is one of many reasons girls are seemingly never able to leave the club, as well as another reason for LE to be meandering unnecessarily about the clubs for a less positive experience for club goers. I don't want to delve into the moral aspects, but IMO, i honestly think it's a way bigger problem that prostitution in the club.
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Not so sure - I've been in plenty of clubs where dancers are smoking weed on the main-floor in view of everyone including management - and been in clubs where multiples dancers that have approached-me are out of it; I don't see this when I go to the supermarket or my doctor's office - i.e. it's wayyyyy more tolerated in clubs than almost any other business (hell lots of clubs have known drug-dealers in them)
Drug use ITC will get it shut down faster than prostitution.
That drug use done ITC. We all know that countless dealers and users are also in the club to barter for goods that will. Later be consumed OTC.
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...which is why I always say, "strippers are the caviar of the sex industry."
I honestly thought one club was fairly clean - until I started to get friendly with a dancer. We started texting casually - and she was honest about several of the dancers drugs of choice. Opiates were quite prevalent.
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I heard of another dancer i knew from another club not long after that, died years after i last saw her. Not sure if it was drugs or illness or whatever, but when someone so young dies and it's not an accident, i assume it was drugs. Also felt surreal when i heard it, cause the last memory i have of her was of course more happy and positive. So it was a long period of no incidents, and then just like that it seemed to pour on. Fortunately, since then, i haven't heard anything like that and hope i have another long period of no such incidents.. From the dancers i spoke to about it, it doesn't really happen too much during their careers, losing another dancer.
Drug addicted dancers, are quite easy to take advantage of, but it's just not sexy at all.
Although i suppose i will sound hypocritical and say when a dancer is buzzing or tipsy, but not wasted, her dances can often improve; she'll be less inhibited and more affectionate. Sometimes anyway. Some girls handle alcohol differently. They also have no idea how many dances they've done and often severely undercount, so if there isn't a guy counting the dances, they could easily be cheated. I've certainly been tempted in those circumstances, but i gave a mostly honest amount, only tipping less that i would have otherwise.