If anyone on here wanted to go, they'd probably be afraid to talk about it on THIS website.
I generally disagree with people who feel like they don't want to see strippers in the club they don't like. Typically meaning women of an unhealthy weight, or "too many" tattoos or piercings. But, I'd have to say, I don't want to see dicks and balls. If a club wasn't going to have appearance/gender rules about who could dance, it would only work for me if no junk showing was allowed except in private dances. On the occasions when I've gone to strip clubs with male dancers with gay friends, the male strippers would role up and rub their schlong on your leg to try and sell a dance. Didn't quite scar me for life, but kinda sorta.
I have no problem with guys who like this sort of thing having a club that caters to them. It's very easy for everyone else to simply not go to that club.
You know what that's true if it keeps unadvertised trans strippers outside of the normal clubs (because that IS coming, if not already) then by all have at it to make other options for people.
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not enough details. how are the transformers - oops - meant to type the quality of the entertainers? drink prices? mild extras or more is offered on the table? any jersey handshake intros while barside? and who wants to know? vito from the sopranos.
I think campy drag was pioneered and popularized by Divine. Old school drag queens generally really hated Divine for doing it. I saw a non-campy drag performance once, and have seen non-campy drag queens parading in the street (for promotional purposes) in Mexico (not TJ). Entirely convincing as conventionally beautiful women in heavy makeup.
A transgender woman can't be a drag queen. I guess, hypothetically, a transgender man could be a drag queen, but haven't heard of any.
So your kids or grandkids are taught at school that being transgender is cool and they try it out - that’s cool! Get you dick saw out and do the gender affirming surgery yourself! You can brag about it at the Starbucks while you read The NY Times Sunday paper. So enlightened and perfectly normal.
The problem with this is that after a while some closet racist liberal will come to the conclusion that “delegating trans women (men) to work at specific clubs is discrimination - they should be able to dance at Desire, or Vivide, or Pandora’s or Flight Club”
This is going to lead to all our favorite clubs featuring several trans dancers and those of us who don’t fuck with that stuff will be labeled as bigots.
Trans women are not women. End of story. True freedom is not having to believe what the Government tells you to believe. Being called a bigot for being truthful is a compliment.
If this becomes a thing, then that will be the day I quit clubbing. Unless, of course, t-dancers get their own club. To be fair to the public, all the club names should start with a T-. And, just to be safe, there should be a big sign on the door that says "this is a trans club, you have been warned).
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I generally disagree with people who feel like they don't want to see strippers in the club they don't like. Typically meaning women of an unhealthy weight, or "too many" tattoos or piercings. But, I'd have to say, I don't want to see dicks and balls. If a club wasn't going to have appearance/gender rules about who could dance, it would only work for me if no junk showing was allowed except in private dances. On the occasions when I've gone to strip clubs with male dancers with gay friends, the male strippers would role up and rub their schlong on your leg to try and sell a dance. Didn't quite scar me for life, but kinda sorta.
This is a solution, not a problem.
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not enough details. how are the transformers - oops - meant to type the quality of the entertainers? drink prices? mild extras or more is offered on the table? any jersey handshake intros while barside? and who wants to know? vito from the sopranos.
A transgender woman can't be a drag queen. I guess, hypothetically, a transgender man could be a drag queen, but haven't heard of any.
You can brag about it at the Starbucks while you read The NY Times Sunday paper. So enlightened and perfectly normal.
This is going to lead to all our favorite clubs featuring several trans dancers and those of us who don’t fuck with that stuff will be labeled as bigots.