Personally I don't bring it up. Dancers can figure out I'm married because I always wear my wedding ring, even inside the club. If a dancer asks, "so you're married?" I smile and say "yes, happily" and let it drop.
I've heard dancers mockingly talk about guys that come in and spend the whole time talking about their wives. Worst story was a dancer told me a customer bought a one hour VIP and spend the whole time crying over problems with his wife. I don't think you want to be one of those guys.
I don't wear a ring. I don't bring up my wife. I do end up talking about my kids and "their mother", so I think dancers end up concluding I'm divorced. Unless they specifically ask, I usually don't correct them.
My SBs have all known I'm married. I try not to talk about my home life when I'm with a SB but it does come up, especially when discussing scheduling.
Most strippers know the majority of the guys rolling into the club are married. The smart ones play it off and act like they think you’re single/divorced to make you feel better.
If you wear your ring, I would think they would be able to figure it out. It generally never comes up in a conversation so why bother to bring it up? She is there to make money and not hear about all the personal stuff so keep it light.
I don’t ask ab a guy’s wife, but I don’t mind talking ab their relationships, or marriage if they want. I’ve been married, so I can relate.
I’m honest ab my own relationship, when asked, but I don’t bring it up. I really appreciate a guy who speaks well of his wife, and I like when customers are proud of their wife and kids. I love hearing ab kids in college. Seems like an exciting time in parenting for men lol.
I don’t like when men gripe ab their wife, or call her names, but I don’t mind normal relationship talk. Sometimes guys even want a little advice ab the women they are with.
Almost every stripper I’ve ever had sex with knew about my wife before we did. I don’t have any qualms about mentioning that I’m married, and discussing her tolerant attitude. I don’t get detailed though.
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last commentI've heard dancers mockingly talk about guys that come in and spend the whole time talking about their wives. Worst story was a dancer told me a customer bought a one hour VIP and spend the whole time crying over problems with his wife. I don't think you want to be one of those guys.
My SBs have all known I'm married. I try not to talk about my home life when I'm with a SB but it does come up, especially when discussing scheduling.
Whatever you do, DO NOT bring up the subject about your wife especially if she's doing OTC for free with you. Her mood will change drastically.
I’m honest ab my own relationship, when asked, but I don’t bring it up. I really appreciate a guy who speaks well of his wife, and I like when customers are proud of their wife and kids. I love hearing ab kids in college. Seems like an exciting time in parenting for men lol.
I don’t like when men gripe ab their wife, or call her names, but I don’t mind normal relationship talk. Sometimes guys even want a little advice ab the women they are with.