Expectations
docsavage
Indiana
I had a regular tell me last night she had to cut off lap dances with a customer who got too aggressive. Her physical contact levels are about the norm for here in Indianapolis, and she was a little dismayed by what happened. Do you think it is more the responsibility of the girl to set out prices and contact levels or the customer to ask ahead of time? That was not done by either side here.
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I never ask a stripper what her rules are in advance. Strippers very rarely just volunteer what her rules are in advance either. I don't find this very confusing or difficult to navigate.
It leaves it up to the customer to either seek verbal consent or to move his hands slow enough that she can stop them or just dance away. Different customers have picked different approaches, both are arguably fine, and it's on the customer to take no for an answer from there .
So, it doesn't matter if I think it *should be* her or my responsibility, I take it as my responsibility.
If your dancer had to cut things off, then it sounds like he did something wrong, she told him to stop, and then he didn't stop.
For me, I DEFINITELY want to touch her pussy if she allows it, so I don't want to give her any leading statements on her own boundaries. In fact, that's one of the reasons I'd rather just handle this in real-time during the dance, rather than before. I continue to believe that before, she'll give you her lowest-common-denominator rules, but the girls can and do call an audible during the dance if she feels you're being respectful of consent.
I agree that asking beforehand is going to lean towards conservative responses. I think that's pretty natural on her part. If you're getting a few dances, she's showing you a good time & you're not pushing her boundaries she's much more likely to move them on her own. Sticking with pussy touching or FIV as the example, I'd expect nearly all girls around here if asked would say no to the later. Most would probably say keep your hands outside of their panties altogether. Even here in south Florida where extras are the norm. At the same time, without prior discussion on the topic and assuming the customer wasn't overly aggressive, those same dancers would guide a customers hand under their panties by the middle to end of the first song and many probably wouldn't blink if a finger was slid in.
If it is a club that I am familiar with and the mileage is generally consistent I don't necessarily ask each time for things like touching her ass or books. No matter what club it is I always ask before touching her pussy because even in a high mileage or generally extras friendly club that is something some girls will understandably consider off limits or at least require a certain tip for.
Ha, I've done it more times than I can count. Got fingers in strippers assholes too, so I am DEFINITELY not the guy you'd want to hang with🤣🤣🤣. Here's the thing though: if I don't get consent, I don't do it. You can obviously set your own limits and preferences, but you don't get to set anyone's else's. If the stripper is fine with it, it's not predatory or rude, it's a consensual act between a sexworker and customer, for which the sexworker feels fairly compensated.
Have found dancers that tell you a rule and then break them. For example, no touching below the waist. A minute later she pulled my hand to her pussy. On the second song she had her hand in my pants.
Also, the PL's path around the bases may be different than the dancer's. Had one who was OK with full pussy play, but no sucking nipples. Had one tell me no touching ABOVE the waist, but pussy was OK. Reason - people could see me playing with her tits over the book back. Same reason I have had girls say not BJ in VIP but sex was OK. BJ looks too obvious.
Even in VIP the rules might not follow a hierarchy. Had one that listed rules when we got back there. Bareback was OK, Kissing was OK, CIM and CIP were OK. No nipple sucking and no pissing in her mouth.
What Subra is saying is it’s easier to beg for forgiveness then to ask for permission
There is also an element of familiarity. While a dancer may be annoyed about a certain behavior on Day 1, she may allow or even encourage the same behavior at a later date.
It essentially comes down to consent.