Feeling Prior Going to the Strip Club
Ch3ll
Arizona
How do you guys typically feel prior going to the strip club? Are you typically excited, on the middle of the fence about it, bored out your mind, etc?
I just ask because tonight I planned to go, but as time has ticked on I've been trying to talk myself out of it and feeling like I don't want to go.
I just ask because tonight I planned to go, but as time has ticked on I've been trying to talk myself out of it and feeling like I don't want to go.
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No honestly I’m always excited just because I don’t know what could happen. I don’t know who’s working that night maybe a new DS? Who knows I go to find out though. Often times it’s lame but those few times where it’s just mind blowingly awesome make it fucking worth it to keep checking in. Especially a new club whether it’s awesome or not at least now I know exactly what I’m missing out on for better or worse.
Strip clubbing is an expensive hobby and if you go a lot or whenever you feel like it you can burn thru some serious-dough and this can start weighing on your PL-mind unless $$$ is not an issue for you.
@Papi
Yeah, and didn't want to necessarily spend money and time just for an experience with tits and ass.
Even though I’ve been to the club before, it’s always a new experience. There are different dancers - different customers - a different vibe.
When I open the club door - and step inside - it begins to materialize - the girls - and the possibility of a great time.
In all honesty - some nights/days can be duds. But, most times are well worth the anticipation and the money.
Crowded, loud bars give me anxiety most of the time but I always feel chill going to a strip club. It's a fun time so I don't let any negative energy get in the way.
Being positive and just fun in general also makes most of the girls have a good time with you - they want to keep hanging out with you - total win win.
I heard if you go to a strip club feeling angry, the club might not change your mood. It might make me forget temporarily though. Tech support on the weekend screwed me over. Wouldnt surprise me if foreign hackers or robo scammers had a side gig working for century link on weekends. It's the stupid phone companies allowing all the robo scammers to get through without having any blocking service, The phone company might be hiring them for weekend tech support. You never know.
But boy, they don't dance like that in the night clubs. And that is something that can never be done in a regular club.
So, by 5 PM I really don't feel like going anymore.
When I go on the weekends, I look forward to going. Sometimes I plan ahead with the CF, but not always.
Makes it interesting, getting a chance to meet new dancers.
Once I went out to a dive I hadnt been to in along time and a fight ensued between one of the dancers and a female customer. The dancer didn't like the customer getting handsy (apparently she's not bi-curious). The customer got kicked out. I left 10 or so minutes later.
The customer was still there outside with the 2 guys she came with. She apologized to me for the ruckus, pulled up her top and asked me to suck her tit. I did. The guys with her didn't bat an eye.
That was a really strange experience, not particularly sexy, really, but one I won't forget.
Borrowing from another poster, I have a nervous energy when I go. If I go to a new club, I feel a little guarded/cautious too (I mention that because I might try a new club tonight). When I was in Harrisburg I would sometimes go because I was bored - lack of other options will do that - but most of my SC visits are planned at least a few days in advance. Unsurprisingly, this usually allows the excitement to build.
For clubs I know well, it's more a matter of if I'm going to meet someone or just stopping in to see how things look that day. If I hear a dancer that I like is there that day, then my interest goes up. Some dancers on my radar I just haven't gotten around to chatting up yet, so on a slow day maybe that happens.
At the height of my SCing I remained debt-free and invested "some" but not as much as I'd like (I'm a saver by nature even as a little-kid).