stripper comebacks
docsavage
Indiana
Have you ever had a favorite regular quit the stripping business and then later change her mind and come back. If you did, how did it work out for her and what problems did she have, if any?
I saw a girl tonight I hadn't seen for two years in a club and did a couple lap dances with her. She's drop dead gorgeous but after she left two years ago another dancer told me she couldn't make it as a stripper because she was shy and couldn't force herself to be friendly to the customers. I was a little surprised to see her back. I hope she stays and wouldn't say anything to try to dissuade her from trying again but my other regulars who left and tried to return found the road back was harder than they thought.
My other stripper regulars who came back after a long hiatus thought their customer regulars would be sitting there and eagerly welcome them back. What they actually found was that their regulars had mostly moved on to other girls and other clubs. Sometimes if the previous reason for leaving was a bad manager and the manager was gone the comeback was successful but often the same problems that caused them to quit before still existed. If the gap between leaving and coming back was really long, like 8 or 9 years, coming back never seemed to work. If you last worked in a club as a 22 year old, coming back as the 30 year old stripper is difficult. The other 30 year old strippers who worked continuously in the business now have more experience than you and the younger girls with the same level of experience as you have a looks advantage unless you kept yourself in really good shape.
I saw a girl tonight I hadn't seen for two years in a club and did a couple lap dances with her. She's drop dead gorgeous but after she left two years ago another dancer told me she couldn't make it as a stripper because she was shy and couldn't force herself to be friendly to the customers. I was a little surprised to see her back. I hope she stays and wouldn't say anything to try to dissuade her from trying again but my other regulars who left and tried to return found the road back was harder than they thought.
My other stripper regulars who came back after a long hiatus thought their customer regulars would be sitting there and eagerly welcome them back. What they actually found was that their regulars had mostly moved on to other girls and other clubs. Sometimes if the previous reason for leaving was a bad manager and the manager was gone the comeback was successful but often the same problems that caused them to quit before still existed. If the gap between leaving and coming back was really long, like 8 or 9 years, coming back never seemed to work. If you last worked in a club as a 22 year old, coming back as the 30 year old stripper is difficult. The other 30 year old strippers who worked continuously in the business now have more experience than you and the younger girls with the same level of experience as you have a looks advantage unless you kept yourself in really good shape.
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She was always very popular before and now seems even more popular.
Never experienced long times where I've seen dancers go away but try not to get too attached as there's always a new CF around the corner.
There were 3 dancers I really liked and they have all left. One I had no way of getting in contact with, one I lost contact with (my fault my phone died and I didn't have numbers backed up) and my atf I do still have contact with but no indication from her at all she'll return.
Some day shift dancers (cool ones) did return from what I've heard, but I haven't had a chance to be in during a day shift in probably 5 years (club wasn't that close to my place) so that doesn't do me any good! I don't have contact with those dancers either.