This one stripper I've been seeing for about a year on and off. She's pretty hot, no denying it. Almost freakish too in that she has extremely large breasts for her all of maybe like 110lb frame. That part of her is special. She not nasty or anything but just has the joy of a dead racoon. Just very apathetic obviously would rather be doing other things and it shows. It brings me down. And awful in bed other than being hot. I enjoyed fucking her but it's now been there done that. I'm over it. However will I think that way 5 months from now? I feel like telling her I'm just done, I sort of just burn the bridge here so I mentally don't have that escape hatch and it forces me to try something new. Cutting my umblical cord. How often do y'all where you just tell her I'm not interested anymore. You don't have to say that, you can always keep it in your back pocket for who knows when, but mentally is it better to sometimes just to discard the not great ones and move on in search the awesome ones?
She's not the only chick I see, maybe in a rotation of 4 or 5, and very reliable I could hit her up at 2 am and we are good to go. It's almost too convenient for any financial responsibility. And I only bring this up because sometimes your just fucking horny man, or your stressed and you just reach for whatever the fuck is out there.


Do you contact her to meet or does she reach out to you?
If you're the one to reach out, then either gradually taper down how often you contact her or just stop contacting her altogether. If she's really apathetic, then she'll probably not even ask why or care. Just like you're finding other dancers, she'll find other guys. I don't see the need to burn the bridge if you don't have to. Also, even if you dob "burn the bridge", you could probably call her three days later and she'd be good to go ... because money.
I have no system for this. Some dancers require some sort of polite "we're done" conversation. And others I'll just not contact anymore. Most dancers understand the nature of the "relationship", and it's not the first time a regular has moved on. In almost all cases, their budget is impacted far more than their feelings. At least that's my impression.