how to stop trying to save them
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
The last one I tried to help wound up kicking my teeth in. She had some major divorce problems and I gave her $1000. No strings attached. We had been seeing each other OTC for lunch etc but not sex. Then we had a lunch date. Confirmed by phone on Friday evening for Sunday afternoon. She no showed. I have seen her at the club on 3 times since then(just visiting friends). She has since quit the business but she has never bothered to apologise to me for standing me up. I learned a lesson.
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There's an old saying, "If you loan money to a friend and never see either one of them again, it was probably worth it." Same is true for giving them money.
I know she wasn't playing me because she was hot and would only make 220 from me each visit, turning down other offers from men while were spending time together. Finally, she changed clubs and the days she worked. Another dancer told me she did it because she was feeling conflicted about a regular customer. When that dancer realized the guy was me, she made me her regular (both girls very much enjoyed the way I ate pussy).
When the guy is nearby (and sometimes it was me; whether because I was a strip-club customer; or because she actually was pursuing me; or because she wants to "control" and manipulate me and other boy-toys) then the woman will act in a certain "submissive" manner. She'll seem to need protection. Her biological urge is to capture the heart of a male who will act as her protector, as the man who does all sorts of bullcrap for her in unremunerated manner. So, when he's around, she acts a certain way that seems to imply that she NEEDS this bullcrap done FOR her.
On the other hand, when a woman thinks she is not on display, she generally turns out to be remarkably competent. She can decide to follow directions, get to work on time, make sensible decisions, even add and subtract and pay the bills. She doesn't need saving from anything.
It's simply in her best interests to convince someone else to do the dirty work for her. It's a heck of a lot easier than having to do it on her own.
That's just part of the stripper shit you learn about after getting to know strippers a little bit better. Some or many will try to scam you before totally breaking things off with you. Unless you know better and don't fall for it. I even heard one story saying I could loan a dancer some money because her friend owed some money to her drug dealer and he was going to really rough her up if she didn't pay up. May or may not have been true. I didn't give any money to her. Smelled like BS. Don't loan money to dancers unless you consider it to be a parting gift so that they never contact you again.
Being inconsiderate isn't stripper shit, it's all part of the decline in civility that has become so common today.
But in other fields, there's an "excess" of civility. I find that in the typical workplace, though we all might be happy-go-lucky cheery about "how happy we are to be here," there's a very low priority placed on Getting The Job Done (and the necessary attendant complaint about someone who does not) and a very high priority placed on Being A Happy Member Of The Team. This means that "civility" is misplaced if it's viewed as something which precludes productivity, and yet that view is indeed prevalent in many offices where I've worked. You can't complain about your secretary doing her nails instead of doing the typing, that's "incivil" (sic). I think that's part of political correctness, too.
And in other places I think we have a misplaced, misguided sense of "civility." We have carpet and electronics salesmen who want to be considered "professionals" even though their "profession" requires nothing but a five minute training seminar in how to run the cash register. We have Hotel Management degrees that are supposedly an education. Aren't these excesses of civility?
Even More Direct Solution: Polygrip, should glue those dentures right back in!
Giving / Loaning a dancer $1000? A sign of impaired judgement.
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It really is unfair to generalize about dancers, although it does seem that a lot of them have difficulties with drugs. I was lucky, neither of my "special friends" had that problem. Both, in fact, were good at math as well as having many more pleasants kills!