Addressing some hesitancy some dancers may have (if anybody is actually reading this)...
Despite some of the prominent opinions, no not every tuscler is going to play hardball for extras once spending goes past $100. I’ll be honest and say there are a select tiny few I wouldn’t be interested in meeting with again (and they probably feel the same about me likewise), but it wasn’t * so* negative that I’d publicly call anyone out. My experience may not be another dancer’s experience. And the ratio of “wouldn’t bother with again” as far as tuscl vs the general populace of a typical club is still WAY lower.
Any dancer who is exclusively the high end all-or-nothing type who expects a customer to either spend $500+ or fuck off, yeah I can understand if tuscl “isn’t the type you want to cater to”I could understand that mindset if you’re in (for example) Austin. (Or at least precovid. No idea what Austin is like now)
Also dancers who are in the make-it-rain type of places probably shouldn’t bother either.
But if anybody is in a more “mixed” club environment. As in, not too “ghetto” for this site and not too “prissy” either—then it may not be a bad idea to be open to people on this site. I’d say most tusclers are not ballers but they are “fair” with their spending and their sense of manners. Quite a few on here actually have a certain amount of social skills.
Probably the best way (in my opinion only) is to occasionally check on the site once every 3 weeks or so. If in a “tuscl destination” club—then sit back relax, and let the PMs come to you. Putting more work in to reach out is probably not as necessary, but feel free if you wish. If not in a “tuscl destination” club, then make the occasional discussion board post so people can get a sense of your personality. Probably once every three weeks or so—minimal effort and actual time in , and also the easiest way to dodge bs, but consistent enough to become “known” would be my guess of the best way to go about things from a customer meeting viewpoint. EndoessSummer, whenever she was posting, seemed to be a good example of this. Anything past that may drag you into flame wars and may alienate you to some. Ask me how I know. 😈.
The main benefit of the tuscl crowd in my opinion is the more relaxed type of meeting. Mostly because by that point you’re dealing with somebody who is more likely to happily embrace himself as a “PL” and you don’t have to watch what you say as much. You’re way less likely to deal with somebody wondering if being at a club means there is something wrong with him—and the work done to make him feel assured that it’s perfectly fine to be in a club enjoying things won’t be a thing.
Any dancer I’d say go for it and recommend not to be opposed to meeting with one or two people from this site in a club. And form opinions after that.