Disneyfying TUSCL
rickdugan
Verified and Certifiable Super-Reviewer
Friday, April 8, 2022 3:36 PM
Idk, but it seems lately that someone is hell bent on Disneyfying this site. We have a ream of new accounts mixed with a smattering of older ones who continue to push odd messaging through the following (and other means too):
- "Customer" stories written about dancer interactions like they're writing Harlequin romance novels;
- Treating commonly done OTC like it's some mysterious and/or scary unicorn event;
- Theorizing that we should look at our interactions with strippers through the same lens we'd use when dealing with a dress up character at Disney World;
- Jumping in to defend license scanning, heavy camera use and other onerous club monitoring practices...
I could go on. Tbh it's getting kind of silly now. These places are unique to a almost any other business. Almost nowhere else is lust the primary motivator for customer spending. Similarly, almost nowhere else will you find a collection of unusual women who are willing to remove their clothes and rub on guys for money. The motivations are as pure as they are powerful.
Where charged forces like this come together, there will be inevitable natural side effects. Some guys will behave badly, including treating girls poorly and acting self entitled . Some girls will behave badly too, including leveraging weak men's lust and loneliness to maximum advantage. Some guys will offer more money to take it further. Some girls, already getting naked and rubbing on guys for money, will be willing to go a little further for the right price. Commonly "taking it further" involves OTC meetups, which are happening between customers and dancers across the country routinely on any given day/night.
Attempts to reframe industry realities on here just come across as silly. All the sanitizing posts in the world won't change how these powerful forces play out in the clubs themselves. If anything it is counter-productive if the purpose of this site is truly to foster frank, open and informative discussions among customers and dancers.
Anyway, just my two cents fwiw.
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