Ink?
So I’m cuddling up with my club favorite before we head to VIP she’s a very hot MiLF in her 40’s. I rub over a spot on her leg that looks dirty. I take a closer look because that’s out of the ordinary for her as she’s always looking, smelling and feeling great. She said: “I’m in the middle of getting that homemade tattoo removed and another”.
I inquired on the cost of removal and she said: “ it costs a lot more to take off than to put it on”. Anyone else experience regret themselves or talk to a dancer or friend with regret? I’m late 50’s and I’ve never thought twice about doing it. My son secretly did one as soon as he hit 18.
I inquired on the cost of removal and she said: “ it costs a lot more to take off than to put it on”. Anyone else experience regret themselves or talk to a dancer or friend with regret? I’m late 50’s and I’ve never thought twice about doing it. My son secretly did one as soon as he hit 18.
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It’s been awhile since I’ve been in a club - moving away from a Mecca like Detroit to the wasteland of southern Ohio is a huge reason - but seeing practically every dancer inked up plays no small part. I find it utterly unattractive.
I keep wondering when tats are going to go out of style. Just look how much clothing and hairstyles have changed since the 90’s. But tattoos seem as popular as ever.
But then, I never thought hip hop / rap music would have a 40 year run either.
Let's face it a lot of strippers are the type to tattoo their boyfriends name on their body knowing it will last forever and then needing to get it removed later.
It might be an alternating generation thing. Boomers generally thought tattoos were gross since the only people who had them were grandpa and his old navy buddies. Kids generally don’t want to be like their parents so maybe the tattoo trend will decline with the next generation of kids.
Why? Part of the purpose behind going to a strip club is never having to deal with that middle-to-senior aged version of a hot young dancer.
Also, you know what else normally doesn't look good on most 50 to 70 year-old people? Everything, because you're old and wrinkly.
I love good tattoos on hot dancers. It's also great for me that other guys don't.
I've come to accept this and just admire the canvas underneath.
The one exception is that I wear a watch, but only when I'm in a strip club. I rarely bring my phone in with me, and I always want to know when my VIP time is about to run out.
I generally don't like tattoos on women, and I think it's rare to see them where I think they're well done and/or enhance the woman's attractiveness. To be honest, I've seen a lot of pretty horrendous-looking tattoos. Like others, though, it doesn't necessarily stop me from engaging with strippers who have them. I can always close my eyes and let my fingers do the gawking.
I went to a clothing-optional hot springs place in NoCal full of 60-70 year old hippie women with many tattoos. I still have nightmares. But I never tell strippers about it because I want them happy when servicing me.