Can’t Meet Lack of Funds
Player11
Texas
Perhaps you have reached a point of been there done that and want spend the $200-$300 a session your giving her somewhere (a months food) else. Or your finally getting where you can kick the addiction. Or the aging process has finally won. What say ye?
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-- That dancer's don't actually miss us as much as the money we give them.
-- That telling a dancer you don't have money is a good way to make sure she stops contacting you.
-- That customers lose interest in dancers for a number of reasons and move on to other dancers (or other clubs).
So, having laid out wide and cultivated field of pure obvious, I'm not sure what you're hoping for here in terms of a debate. Also, I can't decide if you're on the spectrum or if you are the spectrum.
If you are normal that would be true, but the alias that posed the original question is known, to be abnormal, and completely unreliable, as a matter of fact, posts things that we all know to be untrue and doubles down when called to account for lying.
I'm sure I've gotten a few "fuck you" or "why not" responses, but not many. Responding to the why not's is discretionary, if there is any way to take your potential response as an insult that's what will happen. So I'd suggest avoiding stuff like "I've found a hotter/younger/sluttier/cheaper/whateverer option" but if you've got a reason that's truly about you and you want to share it, you could. I'd say use your judgement, but OP's judgement is obviously suspect. For others reading the thread, it might be possible. It really depends on your relationship with this person. The more transactional it is, the less reason there is for the end to be anything else. If there are more personal elements, it's kinda a dick move to just move on with zero explanation.