How to tactfully let your regular dancer know you want variety?
PaulDrake
Off again on again PL
What I would really love to ask her is "who else does dances like you?" But I am guessing due to the competitive nature of stripping that probably wouldn't work well to ask directly.
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Never underestimate the powerful force that is inherent female jealousy. Often a pain in the ass for us guys in life, but a jealous stripper is a benefit for you and I.
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@PaulDrake I would try to get with a new stripper ASAP when you get to the club. Get her sitting with you and lock in with her before your regular can come up and cock block you. Then later you can explain to your regular that you have always wanted to have dances or spend time with the other one and she happened to be available when you arrived.
If your regular latches onto you early and cock blocks you before you can see another, then some tact is necessary but it also depends highly on how she sees your business relationship, so there is no script or rule for this. For me I always prefer brutal honesty so I would tell her early in the conversation and soon after she sits with you that you were hoping to get dances from someone else today and that you wanted to let her know ASAP so that she could go to other customers. Make her feel like it is you being sympathetic to her business and that you don't want to tie her up and not get dances with her which she could be doing with other customers.
I have had to do this a few times with different favorites over the years and it hasn't been an issue. I also tell her that I still want to see her but I also find many strippers beautiful and attractive so at times I like the variety. Luckily most strippers understand and haven't had any issue. I pick favorites with good attitudes, though, so they don't make it an issue.
But since when has that stopped me.
It's your money and your time so spend both in a way that will make you happy.
Then again, I’m a single loser who's never had a meaningful relationship with a woman, so maybe you should listen to Bj99 instead.
Second type is being a regular of the club. You spread your time and money among several girls in the club, will often sit with and buy drinks for 2-3 dancers, so it's more of a party atmosphere, and catch as catch can as far as getting dances. Your favs know they are free to take a better offer (for dances, VIP, etc.) from other customers and you're free to tip and chat with other dancers.
Sounds like you want to transition to the second type of regular. Some possible steps you could take: If you see a dancer on stage you're interested in, give you dancer some 1's and ask her to tip the other girl and invite her to join you at your table after her set. Buy drinks and chat up both girls. If dances aren't too expensive, you can do some double dancers with both girls. If you see guys tipping your dancer on stage and they look interested, let her know she's free to "make some money". You may have to spend some extra cash, but over time you should be able to transition gracefully.
But at the end of the day it is a woman and depending on her mood it could swing either way.
"You pays your money and you takes your chances"
Actually, I think the current CF has a thing for me whereas previous CF’s were more businesslike about it.
So besides coming in on a day that she doesn't work because there is pretty much no way that i'm not hitting her up when she's working, i might actually have to beeline right to another girl i'm interested in first when i go to the club or be proactive about who you dance with. Or not hold her seat before she joins you or if she does join you and when she takes any type of break (bathroom, DJ, whatever) from front room action and another girl (hopefully a girl you're interested in) joins you. If she does get to you eventually, and at this point you still enjoy getting dances with her, throw her a few bones and get some dances, just quite a few less than you normally would. There's no need to shut her down completely, unless you don't care if you ever see her again at least in the intermediate term. She should definitely notice, but just tell her you're taking a bit of a break for now. When she walks you back, tell her that she doesn't have to be stuck with you and if she falls in to a rut, she can always find you again. In the meantime she can try working the rest of the floor or any other regulars and you might do the same.
No, there's no easy way to do this, but just remember that as overstated as it is, it is just business to you and her. No need to get emotions, real or whatever, involved in this. She'll get over it sooner or later, and most experienced dancers can figure out where this is going (a clear and definite change in your "relationship"). Just don't ever feel guilted into doing something you don't want to do, especially when you have done nothing wrong, for real.
I tell her to introduce me to some of her friends, and point out specifically who I want. If the current dancer says they're not friends, I tell them they should introduce themselves, bury the hatchet, have me play mediator, or w/e.
Control the frame and as long as it's playful, I get away with talking about almost anything. Sure, some dancers are so dense they won't get it or are easily offended. They're the same type no matter what happens will eventually get offended one way or another so best move is Move On.
When I discovered my 2nd and 4th favorite girls at this club (on the same day no less), after doing two dance sessions with each of them, I let them know I intended to make them primary girls for when I come into the club on Saturdays. I told them each who the other girl is, but to only expect me to hit up each of them 40% of the time each, which leaves me every fifth visit to mix it up. They both reacted positively to this, so I got the situation under control from the get-go.
My 3rd favorite girl has such a contradictory schedule to mine, that I doubt I'll see her much at all. Sad face.
I prefer to have faves at different clubs, but I had to juggle three at the same club once. I was a regular to just one but then the other two came along and I couldn't resist all three. I just started going to #2 before #1 knew I was in the club and then later I told #1 that if she's not available that I was always interested in #2 and #3. She took it in stride, and later at future visits, when she approached me, she would ask if I was already waiting for #2 or #3 or if I wanted to hang out. And #2 and #3 already knew #1 was my regular girl so they always waited for me to approach them.
I think another factor is how much of her total income you are. If she already has a lot of regular customers she won't have much of an issue. But if you are a major customer to her, she will be more upset at you going to another stripper.
@orange - you mean like a business card?
Luckily, they were all really cool about it, so no drama.
If any of them did create drama, I would have dropped them.
2 have moved on and I have been limited to 1 CF for a while.
Thinking about finding another and my CF knows it and has pointed out a few dancers she thinks I would like.
Its just business, be upfront and honest about what you want.
If she starts being a bitch about it, time to move on anyway.
It sounds like a dick comment - but it’s the truth. She wouldn’t hang with you if you had no money for her. Try coming in one night and saying you are broke - and see how that goes. So spread your money around - and enjoy some variety.
That's it. Friendly, smiling, act like it's the most natural and reasonable thing in the world (because it is!). I realize strippers can be crazy and get mad at almost anything, but so far, to my knowledge, this has worked beautifully and always allowed me to return to Porsche next time, with no penalties.
I advocate for being transparent and direct and polite, and against bitch moves. Examples of you being a little bitch:
- You're so uncomfortable about telling her, you tell her in an insulting or offensive way
- You're so scared that you use passive aggressive techniques -- hide from her in the club, get up and go to the bathroom and don't come back
- You're so scared you schedule strip club trips from now on around her schedule, or even go to different clubs.
Note, I do realize that sometimes (rarely), you run into a stripper who is so fucking crazy that you might have to consider just not being there... I haven't run into that yet, but have heard stories. 99.9% of the time, just avoid bitch moves and be confident & direct
That said, there are a couple of ways to play it to your advantage:
1) tell her you want to end your night with her
2) go for a two girl VIP sesh, and have her give you a couple of options.
That is precisely why I changed favs.
I enjoy spend a good amount of time with my fav and compensate her quite fairly for it. But I also like to have a bit of variety during my visits.
I let it be known that I'm not going to monopolize her time and encourage her to hustle. At the same time I let her know that she is welcome to join me whenever she want.
I was told by other dancers that she had told them that I was her regular. That was why other dancers would not come by to spend time with me.
I let her know that was unacceptable and she got pissed. I don't have to deal with that so I now have a new fav.