Why I never worry about ROBs
rickdugan
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Tuesday, August 23, 2022 1:34 PM
When I go to any club, worrying about a ROB is the last thing on my mind. The club may be her workplace, but it's my playground. I'm one of the most relaxed people you'll see in any club. I don't feel remotely defensive because I don't have to.
Why do I feel this way? Simple. Because I am so naturally in control of my own space and experiences.
There is one commonality to pretty much every ROB story - it required the guy to willingly cough up the money. Sure maybe she pressured him, or made promises that she didn't keep, or she overcounted, or led him on, etc., but in the end, he lost the money because he made the choice to actively handed it over to her.
Now one might throw a pickpocket into the mix as an example of a ROB who doesn't need active customer acquiescence, but how often does that truly happen? In the easily 1,000+ nights I've spent in strip clubs over two decades, I've encountered this a grand total of once. I don't think it's terribly common for any number of reasons.
Maybe it comes so easy for me since I'm long past the point of being fazed by dramatic noises from females, IDK. I'm nice to everyone until it's time not to be, but I'm not afraid of conflict, including negative reactions to rejection. IMHO any guy who is intimidated by, or resentful of, girls in their underwear (thanks to 25 for the gift that keeps on giving with that phrase) should seek another source of entertainment.
Now this all may sound a bit self-congratulatory and maybe it is, but the takeaway from this is simple: Be in control of yourself and you never have to worry about ROBs. This obviously includes things like not handing over large sums of money upfront, but perhaps even more important is the emotional self-control necessary to use sound judgment and calmly weather manufactured female drama.
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