To be fair, most of the local clubs aren't that good to begin with, but there are a couple or so worth going to IMO. These clubs tend to be higher mileage and less strict with rules/privacy and also tend to have better talent. Once in a while a favorite dancer at one of these clubs will go to another club with more strict rules or lower mileage and generally less attractive dancers. When they tell me that, i might have visited them in the past at the suckier club, but now i hardly bother. We can no longer do the same things that largely made her a favorite but the cost is still about the same, and i don't want to waste any money or time at all on the other noticeably lesser talent.
I understand that she is probably now a big fish in a smaller pond and it may help her temporarily in her bottom line along with other reasons, but these other clubs also aren't generally that busy either and after her regulars eventually dry out and she exhausts all the new customers, she'll likely end up to where she started again. Or not. Anyone else have a similar experience?
OTC is a consideration, and i've already brought it up previously to the most recent one that moved, when she was still at the other club. So the ball is in her court for now, unless i bring it up again; she seemed hesitant or resistant the last time. Most of my favorites tend not to bring up OTC. I don't know where MrDeuce finds all his; 9 different OTC partners just this year, just about all initiating it themselves.
DS III left one of my fav clubs and went to work at a much less desirable club. She got fired from the first place for smoking weed (my kinda girl). I didn’t like her new club, prices were too high and mileage was limited. I still went to see her itc occasionally but this was really the event that led to us starting otc dates. OTC is really the only solution when this happens.
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