Are you on Reddit ?

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• Subraman

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  a year ago

  I lurk at SLF, and once in a while make a post when There's also Stripclubs (Paul Drake's strip club subreddit), for SC discussions. I've always been vocal about a lightly-moderated forum, over one where just one or two trolls whose main goal is to disrupt discussions, can do so in every thread (it's even more obvious once you ignore them, and watch literally every thread degrade into name calling, every thread where members are sharing and celebrating some aspect of SCing turns into insults, etc). It's a shame the one place that could become THE SC forum, has an owner who prefers this, but I recognize that may be a minority view. Stripclubs is lightly modded (I comod so I know :) and SLF is heavily modded, but I also recognize that a huge community like SLF with 160,000 members that has a whole different set of challenges. Stripclubs has 10,000 members (lifetime) so much smaller community
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  * once in a while make a post when there's a discussion about strippers as SBs.
• Muddy

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  a year ago

  Yeah I'm on reddit. I've been lazy about joining Pauldrake's r/stripclubs but I meaning too though. I would have to make an alt account I don't really want to blend all the worlds I'm in. (post history is visible) Yeah it's pretty restrictive, most moderators suck, they are petty and vindictive. (Although I would trust the shit out of PaulDrake and Subraman I'm sure they are fair not talking about them) Most are woke as fuck and just downright soft. I've been banned A LOT. I just can't help myself sometimes. They can't end your account per se, but they can silence you forever on that particular sub reddit. So you sort of self censor in a way I don't have to here, it definitely changes how you talk or maybe type. Here I talk like I do in real life, on reddit I have to stop and think before every sentence "would this get me be banned again?"
• Muddy

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  a year ago

  And I've checked out that SLF subreddit a few times just to kind of see what's normal, a lot of it is like these white knights on there and then you got these girls talking about how they fell in love with the SD, shit gets old.
• Muddy

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  a year ago

  Also just note, reddit is very to the left politically in a lot of subreddits for the most part. It's like MSNBC online. Skibum would get banned instantly. Icee/SJG/CJkent would be Gods on there, basically the holy trinity of reddit.
• motorhead

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  a year ago

  I just occasionally look at naked nurses stripping out of their scrubs. Not sure why I find that so incredibly hot
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  motor: There are some subs that are so hot, no idea why! r/OnOff is one I love
• TheeOSU

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  a year ago

  Quick answer to OP, no. Longer answer, Paul invited me over there when he started it, I might have spent a minute or 2 a couple times having a look but I don't have the time. Plus I don't like the format/layout of various reddit forums I peeked at. Getting back to the time factor, there's a few spots online where I allocate my time, a few minutes here, a few minutes there, etc. Too many other things going on to sit staring at a screen.
• wallanon

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  a year ago

  "Are you on Reddit ?" Not really. Sometimes I run into articles on there in my web searches. I don't really set out to read there. "Do you find it restrictive ?" Maybe I would if I posted regularly. I've posted a few things in the stripclub forum in response to noobs, but most topics there aren't really ones I think about much. That's not a knock, because most threads on TUSCL aren't things that grab my attention enough to respond to. Every once in a while I look to see what's over there.
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  As I'm posting and getting responses from my posts, I'm quickly realizing there are a bunch of noobs on the site. I"m not not learn much there. There are several other sub-Reddits that I will have to try as well as the strip club ones.
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  ^ I'm not sure I will learn much. Where is that Edit button Founder ? Reddit has one.
• herbtcat

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  a year ago

  I too live mostly in the sugar world, though I still spend a fair amount of time/money in my favorite clubs not to mention hiring pros, especially porn stars, from time to time. (Yes, I have pics! No, I won't share.) I have skimmed through reddit many times looking for decent discussions on sugaring and clubs. Each time I generally only find pure bullshit advice provided by so-called experienced SB's and strippers who claim they make thousands per week from guys that are really just pathetic simps. There may be some rich simps out there who willingly drop 4-digit amounts on a women in hopes they MAY get to smell their dirty socks. But that is FinDom, not sugaring or stripping. The truth about sugar relationships and lap dances/VIP's is very different than FinDom. So no, I don't use reddit for any intel about Strip clubs or sugaring. Total waste of time.
• docsavage

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  a year ago

  It's interesting to hear from Muddy that reddit tilts to the left. I've never been there but if it is what has replaced stripperweb maybe I should visit sometime. My stripper regulars have mostly been liberal. This is especially true on social issues. Socially conservative women don't often become strippers. Strippers, while liberal, usually aren't radical feminist types. Many radical feminists dislike men and wouldn't work a job like being a stripper because it involves making men happy.
• shailynn

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  a year ago

  Muddy is right Reddit is learning heavy left. If you have an interest like: You love chicken nuggets You hate cilantro (These are actually subs over there) There are a lot of places you can learn more about stuff you like - but some subs are so clogged down and heavily moderated it becomes a waste. I guess what do you do when there’s 100,000 people in one sub.
• Cashman1234

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  a year ago

  I’m on Reddit. I sometimes comment in the stripclubs sub. There are a few worthwhile folks out there. There are also a ton of folks promoting their paid shit. I don’t have enough experience to comment in the sugar forums, so I haven’t joined any of them. The moderation can be heavy handed depending on the forum.
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  I went ahead and signed up yesterday. I was immediately greeted by a Welcome Email. In the welcome email, they wanted to make sure I was aware of the Rules and that I would be banned if I did not follow the rules. Nothing like getting that warm and fuzzy feeling. (sarcasm) Then each time I post something, I am immediately greeted by an email that says because I am new, my postings are being delayed until a moderator can review my posts to make sure they adhere to the rules. They assure me that this delay is only temporary . Oh, wow. Thanks. But then, last night, I got a message from a sugar baby a 1000 miles away from me that wanted to know if I would fly her to me . I"m thinking it's 50/50 that is a scam, so I just ignored that message. The participants are very raw and new. I'm already thinking that I may be the one giving instead of getting advice on the forum. The Daddy's on there are a bunch of simps. I'm thinking I may get banned at some point for telling all the Daddy's to grow a pair. I'll have to check out the strip club sub at some point.
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  "I got a message from a sugar baby a 1000 miles away from me that wanted to know if I would fly her to me . I"m thinking it's 50/50 that is a scam, so I just ignored that message." If you think that's 50/50, you may want to re-think whether you should be giving advice 🤣🤣 Just fucking with you, but since you're new to reddit, I'll tell you what everyone else who has been there knows: Very close to 100% of the unsolicited DMs you get from "sugarbabies" are scammers. The ones 1000 miles away, the ones "in your town", and everyone in between -- every single unsolicited DM is a scammer, girl trying to sell you nudie pics or get you to sign up for her only fans, etc. On r/stripclubs we don't have the newbie post require mod approval thing, but that's because we're a smaller community. slf may have its faults, but in their defense, new accounts are the cause of 90% (or probably more) of the trolling and personal ads. I mod a different, large, non-sexwork sub, and even there we find new-to-the-sub handles are responsible for nearly all the problems on the sub. It seems like a very small ask that new users get their posts approved for a day or two (it usually lasts no longer than that, as it's just based on karma) to get rid of most of garbage, it's understandable to me. With slf getting inundated with angry sexworkers and johns constantly, I definitely understand it. I kind of hope Stripclubs grows big enough some day that we need a policy like this 🤣 BTW I do think the way most tusclers use SA, it is more sexwork oriented, and probably not a great fit for slf
• Call.Me.Ishmael

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  a year ago

  I have a Reddit account for adult activities and a separate account for everything else. The everything-else account is more useful. Strip club, SA, etc., is very local, and Reddit isn't always great at local information (not just for adult stuff).
• nicespice

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  a year ago

  As I recall, RandomMember had posted on here multiple times his liking for that sub. Especially his regard for the posters over there vs those who post on tuscl. I don’t remember much about r/sugarlifestyle. I’ve peeked over a few times, but my eyes glaze over and I don’t remember anything. It’s considered an awful place by strippers. There were a some grouches getting mad that one of the stripper subs have male moderators who are active over on there. But alas, stripper groups don’t have much of an ability to look over at something and just simply say “that is a poor use of one’s time and opportunity costs” that could be a useful guide for things. (And avoiding bad deals) Though I will say that I think a lot of city subreddits are pretty good about local information. (Though a lot of them will definitely be filled with lots of left wing rhetoric). I’ll give a big shout out to r/Denver and r/denverfoods, which have both served me well. And also the guy who posted multiple times on r/Jacksonville his love of the burger at Wacko’s. (Which turned out to be pretty good). And also r/denvercirclejerk for the laughs.
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  Random is on Reddit ? Oh goody. Maybe I'll run into him. He didn't exactly like me. But then again, he didn't get along with anyone here much.
• TheeOSU

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  a year ago

  Warrior, show her some respect, her name is rumdum. Actually I should use the same 'out of sight out of mind' mantra that I follow regarding the bay area creep.
• TFP

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  a year ago

  I'm on Reddit, all the time I used to spend on this site is now spent over there. Then I check over here for a couple minutes to see any new reviews on my favorite clubs or any good discussions going on. A little hobby of mine is trying to connect reddit usernames to TUSCL user names. I'm pretty sure it's easy to find my handle, at least it was for SLD lol.
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  "Random is on Reddit ? Oh goody. Maybe I'll run into him" You won't find him, I'd bet. There is no one on slf that remotely acts the way Random did here. He always struck me as the type to try to flex his noodle arms where he knew no mod could touch him, but he's towing the line like a good boy on slf. If he's there, his attitude and behavior are totally different than here.
• ime

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  a year ago

  Reddit sucks and is gay.
• wallanon

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  a year ago

  "A little hobby of mine is trying to connect reddit usernames to TUSCL user names" Hint: It's wallanon. Surprise!
• SanchoRG

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  a year ago

  I am on Reddit for sheer necessity. If I need to search something on Google, I append my search with 'reddit' so I can get perspective from an actual human that talks like a human. Not a 4 page Quora-esque article that has a paragraph of useful info, but it has good Google search engine optimization. Search engines are so shit these days
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  To answer the original question: I mostly like reddit, sometimes really like. It all depends on the subs -- there are many thousands of them, some with chill & smart communities run well by the mods, and there are subs of jr high school icey-like posters meme-insulting each other. You curate your own experience; if you keep reading subs where progressive pansies and icey-like trolls prevail, that's 100% on you, not on reddit. These things don't even hit my awareness because I'm not in such subs. I use reddit to read and interact on a number of hobbies and interests I have. I found fantastic communities on a number of obscure hobbies, that have really progressed my knowledge and enjoyment forward. Beyond hobbies, there's some general interest subs I find entertaining. r/InterestingAsFuck, r/askscience, r/happycrowds, r/CrazyFuckingVideos (I can go on and on with these) Some of the NSFW and porn subs are pretty great also, and some hit interesting niches. I've been known to occasionally peruse the likes of r/OnOff, r/girlsinyogapants, r/NSFWbarista, r/TooCuteForPorn, r/FestivalSluts , for example. And of course r/Stripclubs and r/Strippers 🤣
• aleccorbett

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  a year ago

  SLF does have an allowance thread. They restrict talking about allowances so you post in that. Then again, who knows how accurate it is.
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  The SBs report allowances that are suspiciously high. The SDs report allowances that are suspiciously low. Total shocker! My experience is that average values in my area are much, much closer to the SD reported allowances.
• aleccorbett

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  a year ago

  Where is your area? And what are the allowances?
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  I haven't totally figured out this Karma thing on Reddit. Seems that I get points if I make comments or posts. Then I get points if I get Upvotes. Maybe I get points when someone comments on my posts ? Not sure. But I have notices a few times that my Karma score has gone down. Is someone giving me downvotes ? I get a Notice when I get an Upvote, but I have not received any notices about downvotes. Maybe they don't want people's feelings to get hurt so they don't tell you that. I guess I don't really care, but I am curious though. I got into a sports Sub and got into an argument pretty quickly. Hah !
• Subraman

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  a year ago

  Karma is a bit crazy. You get one point for commenting or posting. Then, people can upvote or downvote you -- e.g., they like what you're saying so they upvote you, and then gets you another karma point. Or they hate what you're saying and downvote you, and you lose a karma point. It's not always easy to understand why you're getting upvoted or downvoted. I've made positively pedestrian posts that got upvoted through the moon, and made what I thought were great posts that got downvoted. But you want your general trend to go up. There are many subs that won't let you post without some minimal karma (e.g., 10-50 points, which is trivially easy to get) without mod review, and many subs won't let anyone with negative karma post at all.
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  Maybe Founder should put in a Karma score. And if it gets too low, then you can't post on Tuscl. That would be one way of getting rid of Ivey and SJG.
• Warrior15

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  a year ago

  Icey and SJG. I hate autocorrect.
• Papi_Chulo

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  a year ago

  I actually don’t spend that much time surfing the web; besides TUSCL, on an avg day I scan a particular conservative-website that posts multiple-short-articles per day and I usually read a few articles of interest per day on that site – other than that when I’m at home I usually look at Youtube on my TV and go thru the recommended-list of vids and w/e rabbit-holes that takes me on. I initially joined TUSCL b/c I had an upcoming trip to Houston and back-then I wasn’t as hardcore-an-SCer as I eventually became and thus didn’t know anything about the Houston scene – prior to joining TUSCL I had come across TUSCL a few times on the web but didn’t really have much interest in it; and after I joined TUSCL I wasn’t planning on becoming a “TUSCLer” after I had gotten the Houston-info I needed – but after seeing what TUSCL was about it piqued-my-PL-interest and also def opened-my-PL-eyes to all the possibilities that lied in the strip-club-world. Being that I’ve never really been a big-web-surfer I never got into the Reddit thing (and I don’t think it comes-up on Google-searches (?) and why I probably never ventured over-there). I *have* gotten an invite from Paul-Drake and Subra inviting me to post on r/stripclubs but me not being a huge-web-surfer by-default, and having gotten used-to TUSCL and not wanting to give-up TUSCL, I felt I didn’t have the bandwidth to post on both given how much I used to post on TUSCL – I’m also not the hardcore SCer I used to be which is also another reason I didn’t feel-inclined to post on Reddit as well as TUSCL.