I saw this thread yesterday and hadn’t planned on commenting, but then I had a somewhat related experience yesterday. The girl and I were relaxing as we were finishing up the last few minutes a VIP, and she said, out of the blue, “You know, you’re my favorite customer. You treat me with respect.”
For context, five minutes earlier, she was giving me a great blow job with a porn movie finish—me standing, her kneeling in front of me, mouth open, tongue out, staring straight at me with bright green eyes, waiting for me to cum in her mouth, and when I did, she deep throated me and sucked every last drop out of me.
It makes me wonder how other customers treat her. But, you know, I do respect her. She’s made it clear she doesn’t want to have intercourse or be digitally penetrated, and I respect her boundaries, but she is open to pretty much anything else. She’s a super cute, 22-year old spinner with a nice personality, so that works for me.
After the VIP, I went to the bar again as is my custom, where she joined me after “freshening up.” We had another drink together and chatted for a while. Then, again, out of the blue, she says, “I really enjoy it when we get together. It’s not just the money.”
Clearly, she was not suggesting she wanted to hang out with me for free. So, what to make of this? Stripper shit? Sure, possibly, perhaps even probably? But this girl knows she doesn’t have to say stuff like this to me. I met her the first week she started dancing and have known her for a year and a half now. I’ve done several VIPs with her, and even more OTCs. We stay in touch via occasional texts (business stuff only, nothing personal). I made a trip to the club yesterday specifically for her. But it’s hard to believe she really likes spending time with a guy almost three times her age. But I suppose it’s relative. Compared to other customers, sure, I guess I can believe that.
I also remember a dancer a while back who told me likes doing extras because, as she admitted, she was a “sex addict.” So who knows? And at the end of the day, does it really matter? As long as you’re both getting what you want out of the interaction, second-guessing what someone else might be thinking internally doesn’t add up to much.