How do effeminate guys come across to dancers?
nightrid3
Especially with compliments/comments that they don't normally get? Such as... I like how you have your hair, how long did it take you to do, your makeup is great, how tall are your heels, what kind of material is your outfit made from etc etc. I'm tending to have girls start talking about how they're saving up to start a business vs blowing the money on tattoos, with no "want a dance?" at the end. I feel like I'm in a social situation with training wheels or a simulator lol
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I guess I misunderstood your OP. I took it that you were complaining that your interactions with dancers became platonic because you were a) effeminate ie. having feminine characteristics and b) started conversations with compliments about their hair, make-up, and shoes. If you're just curious in general about their smokey eye make-up or hair extensions, I'm afraid I have nothing to contribute to the conversation except to point out that many dancers are willing to sit and talk for cash.
NAAAASTY
NAAAASTY
Yup the fact that they were rich, famous, and in occupations that were known for having hordes of groupies, pre AIDS, had absolutely nothing to do with it.
It may work - depending on the guy. I’m sure dancers don’t mind it when a guy compliments something most guys don’t notice.
But, complimenting a set of clear pleaser heels - is kinda weak.
this just had me realize how strippers are for the most part the coolest. just two people talking about the girl's choice in fashion and personal style. just shooting the shit.
now if a guy and a girl had this conversation anywhere in the offices of a fortune 500 company they both work for. the way things are these days this situation could somehow become later on a human resources nightmare for the guy. harmless banter can end your career by such a moody twat.
Nobody is as clever as they think they are.
NAAAASTY
What do you mean by “Have Sexual Tension with Her”?