Baby Talk with Strippers
Muddy
USA
Yesterday I was texting with a stripper and she was talking about brining sunshine into my life and giving me lots of love and kisses with all these emojis (I'm not so sure all this love and sunshine would be pouring in if I wasn't bringing home the bacon but alas...)
And like a little bitch I responded "Yes baby" And I'll sort of play the game a little bit.
What about you guys? How do you respond? Some of you guys seem like hardball/button down types that wouldn't play shit and keep on the straight and narrow. All business all the time. And on the other hand some of you (because I see it on here) type out stuff on like your a 13 year old girl. NOT that I find anything wrong with that but I can only imagine what kind of Goo Goo Ga Ga nonsense you come up with when it's just you and a stripper talking.
And like a little bitch I responded "Yes baby" And I'll sort of play the game a little bit.
What about you guys? How do you respond? Some of you guys seem like hardball/button down types that wouldn't play shit and keep on the straight and narrow. All business all the time. And on the other hand some of you (because I see it on here) type out stuff on like your a 13 year old girl. NOT that I find anything wrong with that but I can only imagine what kind of Goo Goo Ga Ga nonsense you come up with when it's just you and a stripper talking.
6 comments
SJG
I was with a dancer for the first time OTC once and she was laying it on really thick with the "pornstar talk" and I eventually said, "You know, I'm okay with both of us just talking like regular people." She laughed and said, "Oh, thank you." And we had a great time.
Towards the end of our time together I apologized for possibly breaking her routine or make it sound like I didn't appreciate her dramatic efforts. She said she appreciated being a little less "on", and we talked about it a bit more. She noted that a lot of dancers will do that because customers are actually into it, but also because these overblown dramatic personas are a barrier between their actual personality and the customer. And I can see the sense of that.
I hate to say it, but I have to agree with this. I'm certainly no "buttoned down type" when it comes to my dealings with strippers - the interactions and banter are part of the fun for me. But this would put a girl in the "Headcase - Stay Away" category for me.