Ditching ATF
ChesterCheetah
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How would you go about returning to the club to find a new CF.. I imagine running into this girl would be awkward as heck..
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Don't over think it, and stop with the analysis paralysis. Just go. Worry about how to handle *her* only if she approaches you.
Too many PLs on here don't seem to be able to distinguish a strip-club business relationship from a real-life genuine relationship - at the end of the day you are just a customer and you pay/patronize who you want as a consumer - she doesn't give a fuck about you other than your $$$, thus you don't owe her any explanations nor should you care what she thinks b/c she doesn't think or care about you other than your $$$.
It is not uncommon for many of these girls to flake on you, or take you for granted as a regular thinking the regular worships the ground she walks on - to be fair, many regulars also become a PITA to deal with and want more from a dancer than she's comfortable w/ and basically want her to be like a girlfriend and for her to feel like he does - many PLs see "love" but most dancers just see $ signs - it's the reality of the game - as we say around here on TUSCL, "a strip-club is not a girlfriend supermarket" and not the place to go looking for an S.O. or someone to fill that void - it's a paid-service, not a genuine relationship (with rare exceptions).
-->"It's fucking business; not a marriage - you don't owe her any excuses/reasons nor does she owe you any - you see who the fuck you wanna see in the club and so does she."
-->"you are just a customer . . . she doesn't give a fuck about you other than your $$$"
Amen. Thanks for the reminder. A few CFs I've gotten to know, I really like them as people. But it's bizarro world and emotional attachment unlikely to end well
not get involved in their lives . I always think the stories are ploys to try to extract more money. Then it’s time to call it quits. It was a good deal until that happened .
One is paying them for them to take care of you and make you happy/satisfy-you, per se - doesn't make sense to be paying them and fixing all their suppossed problems and be their caretaker- not to mention most of the shit they say/make-up are often lies to just extract $$$ from RILs or unsuspecting/inexperienced SCers that can't see the difference b/w strip-club bizarro-world and the real-world.
It is tougher if you made her a "stripper baby" -- I know, since I do that with my ATFs -- but you will be absolutely shocked how normal everything is if you just move with calm confidence
You don't need to apologize to the cashier at Burger King when you drive past on your way to Popeye's for one of their stupid chicken sandwiches. BK knows you will return for a Whopper in due time.
And best to not hold on to grudges - getting burned by strippers has happened to the best of us - again it's part of the game - most dancers are straight/fair but if one clubs enough you will run into some serious sharks disguised as dolphins.
Depending on the club, may be worth avoiding any clique the ex-CF had unless you like extra drama.
This, lol. Unless you want to give her the power to decide where you club and who you spend your time with, you need to saddle up and deal with it.
But as far as the rest, I think that some of the comments on here were a bit simplistic given the situation (no offense Papi and Sub). OTC always has the potential to change the dynamic between a customer and a dancer, especially when it has been a regular thing for some time. The money alone, without any other considerations, has the potential to increase drama. It sucks to lose a good source of side cash.
Additionally, many girls who agree to OTC still don't think of themselves as prostitutes and don't want what they've done with a club customer to get around. This is especially true of girls working in more conservative clubs. They rightly fear that, once the relationship is over, a customer may be more likely to run his mouth to someone else.
Now I have no idea what kinds of money, girl or club are involved in this situation, so I won't try to make any specific predictions. Increased drama is of course by no means assured, but it would be foolish not to be prepared for it . Simply go to the club and follow her lead.
If she ignores you, then proceed as you wish. No need to make things weird if she's already over it.
If she comes over and sits with you, then IMHO it's best to deal with the situation head on. I would something like "Hey, you've been awesome, but I have to admit that I'm itching for a little variety now. But I hope you know that you don't have to worry about me running my mouth - not my gig." After this, I'd also continue to tip her a bit onstage as a sign of my continued appreciation. Not only is this a way to put a tie on the end of the arrangement, but it is also a humane approach. Of course it requires a ball sack to overcome whatever natural fear of conflict you may have.
Alternatively, you could run some passive aggressive bafflement angle and blow her off like she's just being unreasonable. But take it from someone who has been in this situation more than a few times when I say that this can backfire badly if the girl decides that she's been scorned. Now sometimes there isn't much you can do to stop her from pissing in the well even when you do deal with it head on, but you certainly increase your chances of minimizing potential drama when you do so.
For an experienced SCer/TUSCLer, stating the basics is like saying the sky is blue.
We get these type of threads every now and then where a poster posts about a dancer-relationship gone bad as if it hit them out of the blue and totally unexpected given how the "relationship" had been till then - experienced SCers/TUSCLers know how not to get into these situations, or at least not be shocked if it happens b/c he may have led his guard down a bit - most experienced SCers/TUSCLers don't have a need to post these type threads - thus I assume when someone does it's b/c they may be somewhat oblivious to the obvious/basics and why IMO sometimes the obvious basics need to be stressed to them - experienced SCers/TUSCLers are able to handle these situations w/ more "sophisticated techniques" per se and to them the basics are like saying the sky is blue - many of us have been at this for years but the unfortunate reality is that there are many guys walking into clubs mostly to completely clueless of what strip club bizarro world is really like and are unable (sometimes unwilling) to see/detect the basic warning flags.
I offer "simplistic"/obvious advice to those that seem are not aware of the obvious due to lack of experience; not as the best advice from the POV of an experienced SCer/TUSCLer.
Again it's business - if one dilutes themselves into thinking it's more than that or that $$$ isn't the primary, and often sole, reason, and one becomes emotionally invested, then one is kinda in no-man's-land and setting themselves up for failure/disappointment b/c those emotional feelings one may get are rarely felt on the other side (by her).
But the most important point is that we *both* have the option to end the relationship without reason. And, if that happens, we need to figure out how to be in the same room without drama.
Often, how a dancer reacts to that talk tells me whether or not she's going to work out. And I move forward (or not) accordingly. One dancer very honestly said "I'm a mess right now and I can't promise any of those things."
The difficult bit is sticking to the "terms". So far, I've been pretty successful (with a few missteps).
Anyway, there's a lot to be said for setting expectations early on.
But, my counter argument would be that saying all of this up front often saves me from serial drama down the line. Not always, but often. So, it's worth it for me.
Funny heaving, though the agreement you draft for CMI should probably include a non-employment clause like the following:
**Not an Employment Contract. The agreement shall not be deemed to constitute a contract between the John and the Sex Provider identified herein, or to be a consideration for, or an inducement to, or a condition of, the employment of any Sex Provider.**
After all, we wouldn't want CMI to be sued under employment laws for sexually harassing a girl who is being paid to suck his cock, would we? ;)
While you're at it, you no doubt will consider a limitation of liability for pregnancy, right? You have to draft that up special of course because it probably won't be in your template IC agreement, but you wouldn't want to send CMI in unprotected in the event that he enters her that way, would you?
And of course don't forget the non-disclosure provisions, though, as we've seen with our current President, they might not hold up so well if CMI runs for political office. Can't hurt though I suppose. Perhaps you could detail the list of sexual services that she needs to keep confidential just to add some more teeth to the agreement.
Everything else... I'm taking notes.
Still saw her some afterwards because she knew my family. During those times she was rather cold to me, but I understood.
The naivete of that comment is just silly. Without married men looking for a little side variety the strip club industry would largely cease to exist.
As one dancer recently said to me, "They're all married, at least the ones that have real money to spend." Now obviously that's overly simplistic and not always the case, but most weird loners who are struggle in the romance departments also struggle to deal with people in work settings, which often results in lower personal income ceilings. I'm not trying to be a jerk here, but the reality is that most successful guys are married (or divorced) with kids.
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