Blevay: "Help! Arizona stripper seeker" ... was it something I said?
Call.Me.Ishmael
Rhode Island
The user Blevay's thread where he was seeking contact info for a dancer in AZ just vanished from TUSCL as I was typing a reply. Blevay's profile also appears to be gone (at least to me... perhaps I'm blocked). It was pretty abrupt.
I'm suddenly really happy that no one gave him that dancer's contact information...
I'm suddenly really happy that no one gave him that dancer's contact information...
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Seems the Arizona heat has an effect on many in that area 😛
Also, "Blevay" ... maybe be less creepy and you'll last longer here.
You're the nitwit who showed up, did the wrong thing, and then started doing "AIDS" cosplay when he got called out for doing the wrong thing. I tried to be civil when explaining why posts like that are discouraged, but apparently your ego was too bruised by complete strangers to recognize that.
Good luck finding a new CF. Cheers.
To be fair, I suppose that everyone could have been a little nicer in pointing out the stalkerish vibe of your request.
Look, I get it. I doubt that any seasoned club hound on this board has not experienced the urge to find a dancer who vanished after he became smitten with her, at least in his early years, before he had a better understanding of how these girls think AND maybe before he became more jaded. Some here no doubt even acted on that urge to one degree or another.
But eventually you learn that when these girls disappear, it's usually because they don't want to be found. In many cases they are trying to get out of the business, but sometimes they are just looking for a fresh start in a new club. You'll also learn that they all disappear sooner or later, so getting too attached to one is pointless - nevermind unhealthy for you.
It's sometimes hard for guys, especially less experienced ones, to fully process how these girls can act so well by feigning genuine affection while keeping their true feelings cordoned off. But eventually, through more experience interacting with dancers, you'll get a clearer picture of the realities of these interactions, at which point you'll be much less inclined to seek out a girl who disappears.
So it's time to let her go and move on to the next fun gal. And next time you find one that you really like, you'd be well served not to read more into the nature of the "relationship" than actually exists because you can be sure that she isn't.
I think that Blevay/Lakesbill made a mistake, both in not getting his CF's burner number when he had a chance, and in trying to fix that error by looking for intel via a the Front Room. But, you know, he apologized up above, so I'm willing to put the knives away.
Because how often does an actual apology happen around here?
And, though it's impossible to distinguish troll from true, you have to wonder about anyone who decides to troll in that particular fashion.
But, you know, there's definitely a bell curve.