Why do Dancers ignore you?
OraCLE1
Ohio
I saw "Big Red" making her way throught the crowd. In fact, I overheard her telking one guy that when he was ready, to come find her. As she making her rounds and heading towards my way switching her hips, I said "God is Good!!!". I was well in her earshot. She looks at me, turns her head and walks towards the Employees Only entrance.
That was it, I wasn't loud or belligerent. That was the only time, I tried getting her attention.
Late r, she came through again making her rounds while I was at the bar.
She never approached me for a dance. I got dances from another female .
Don't know the issue with Big Red.
Anyone ever been ignored like that? Ever wondered why?
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Where the dancers white?
If you are stupid enough to ignore me and not make money when you can see I'm spending, that's a YOU problem and all of the money issues you have I have no sympathy.
Now that I'm almost forty I got bitches all over me
I've also seen guys ask waitresses to invite a dancer over.
My group of friends is basically united nations, we have one black guy in the squad, but he's like angry wesley snipes black, not friendly sinbad or bryant gumbel black. It is definitely the case that (some) girls would avoid him, sometimes obviously. Once a girl came up to us, asked each of us in turn if we wanted a dance, and when she got to him, simply looked at him and then turned around and walked away. I tried to make him feel better by telling him that it's dark in there, and he's wearing dark clothes, so maybe he should smile or show his palms so she'd know there was somebody standing there, but I'm not sure if that made him feel better.
... you're not actively tipping at the stage
... you're giving off a creepy vibe
... you have really bad B.O.
... the club is busy and other PLs are more aggressive than you
...strippers already know you are there for another stripper
Solid advice given above. Next time, try a different approach because as others mentioned, your approach probably gave off a creepy vibe.
An approach that works for me is a very simple one. If I see a dancer on stage that I like, I go up to the stage and tip her a $1. If she approaches me when she gets off stage, great. If not, it is no big deal as I usually find other dancers I’m interested in and it usually doesn’t take long for one to stop by my table if I go up to the stage and tip them.
when she got off stage, she never came around to ask me for a dance. at one point, she was sitting in the club right next to me, not dancing for anyone, and yet she still didn't come around and ask me for a dance.
so in this case, it was very obvious that she wanted nothing to do with me. i don't give off a creepy vibe and i don't smell bad.......so i guess the reason she avoided me is because i'm black. i don't know what else it could be
with all that being said, i don't feel like i've been avoided that much over the years. and i'll be honest, i'm not that good at being able to recognize if i'm being avoided, UNLESS the dancer makes it very obvious like the situation i explained above
I agree with rh48hr's philosophy. It's their loss, not ours.
Or are you doing anything where you don’t “fit in?” Off the top of my head I remember a person who was writing in a journal, a guy who brought in his personal pot of tea to sip in the club (though he did tip me for sitting at his table), keep stacks of 1s blatantly at the table but not sitting by stage (even though a seat was open).
In my experience dudes who like to stand out like that aren’t spenders.
pinksugardoll (TUSCL member) said that dancers typically don't like female customers---because female customers act like the rules don't apply to them because they're the same gender as the dancers. and then evehartley, another TUSCLer who is a dancer, agreed with pinksugardoll about female customers.
now lopaw.......i'm not saying that you act rude to the dancers when you go clubbing. i just found it very interesting that female customers were so bad. i always assumed female customers would be nicer/easier to get along with as opposed to guys.
but according to pinksugardoll and eve hartley.........that's not the case
The only strippers who don't ignore me are really young Latinas and Black ones. Light skinned Black girls are always all over me like crazy. If there's some kind of exotic girl working like an Armenian or something, they always gravitate towards me. But those are the types of women who tend to be attracted to be normally.
Older women and white girls tend to ignore me a lot at strip clubs. I also hate it when bouncers and security keep staring at me.
I have no idea who pinksugardoll and eve hartley are, so I guess I put them on ignore. Whoever they are, they can bitch and complain all they want about female customers, it don't matter to me. I know the type of customer I am and it's a shame that other women customers are rude or disrespectful. But does it surprise you that some of these broads stereotype customers? How many times have generous and respectful AA guys been ignored because of stereotyping? I think we've all been on the receiving end of that in clubs at one time or other. And as far as those who don't approach us - fuck 'em. They ain't worthy of our time or money anyway.
You'd think so, but no. Nine out of ten times the reason they don't approach me is due to shyness and their fear & uncertainty of how to approach a woman. I've had some dancers finally approach me on my 3rd or 4th visit to a club, and when I ask why it took them so long to come over they tell me that they were shy and intimidated. Go figure, lol.
you may or may not care, but this is the thread I was referring to about female customers
https://www.tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=…
And yeah lopaw, like you said, you can’t let the dancers who ignore customers get you down
Although that Cuban girl ignored me, I still got dances from two other gorgeous Latinas that day and one of them gave me a wonderful BJ :-)
LOL I still say you would be a fine mark if you mongered in Portland.
Good for you for finding dancers that got you what you wanted! I love it when a dancer walks by me and then I am approached by someone hotter who KMSO in VIP. Karma, baby!
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I think most of us have given up a long time ago trying to figure out how dancers think. You'll drive yourself crazy trying to figure them out. I don't try anymore....I just take them to the back and enjoy their bodies, not caring too much about anything more than that.
That said, once Mr. Happy is being taken care of, I do like to get in a strippers head and learn her motivations and methods to her madness. Information like that never hurt my mongering. But in the end, yes, it's all about sexual stimulation with me.
Even white guys who tip at the stage get short shrift. They’ll come over, take your money, and move on. But if you’re black, you’ll get all kinds of attention.
It’s sometimes amusing the lengths to which they’ll go to avoid us honkies. :)
So there are various factors such as age, race, or the particular club - some clubs are more of a seller's market where dancers can afford to either not hustle much or be more picky - and sometimes dancers are not happy w/ current management and this affects their attitude at the club and their treatment of custies.
Some guys also tend to be more serious and may give off an unfriendly vibe or may just look like the type that may not be easy to work with
As to the broader question, the number of reasons why any particular girl may ignore any particular guy are infinite, so worrying about it is pointless. If you have money in your pocket and show a willingness to spend it, you'll eventually get more than enough attention.
Beyond if you did say that, I wouldn't worry that one ignores you. I don't know why some ignore me, especially the ones I've tipped and asked to come by, but in the end it's money saved and opportunity for another one to come by and pleasantly surprise. As others have mentioned race, age, looks, etc. play a role, but I could believe too that sometimes they aren't in the mood or some other personal feeling that has nothing to do with you they decide to ignore you.
Just for Fyi, I didn't yell at her as some are confused about. I said it within ear shot as she was walking by in hopes of getting her attention. Ole girl just didn't bite.
Just for Fyi, I didn't yell at her as some are confused about. I said it within ear shot as she was walking by in hopes of getting her attention. Ole girl just didn't bite.