Second thoughts
docsavage
Indiana
There have been several times over the years, most recently last night, where I backed out of doing a lap dance with a girl at the last moment before it started. This usually involves her looking a lot worse up close than far away, discovering she has bad body odor, or her giving me some rule I decide is unreasonable. Have you ever backed out of doing a lap dance before it started, why did you do it and how did you handle the situation?
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You're kidding I replied. But she wasn't. Went with it. Fine dance except for that, slow and erotic like i like. Few months later, didn't recognize / remember her, got to LD room. This time she made the announcement before dance started.
No thanks then, I replied, gave her a 5, stood up and left. Too bad. Loved her manner and looks, but at a dime a second, I just gotta feel 'em some.
i bring newbie to the lapper room. maybe it was her her demeanor, the way she settled down her purse, or the way she was about to undress, but my radar within inside of me told me to get the fuck outta there. she's going to really suck. my solution to the situation was to just simply run out of the room as fast as i could.
reliable one: "why that was real fast. you ran. why did you run?"
me: "she sucks. you wanna go back with me instead?"
I have learned to forestall most bad rules by asking before we go to the lap dance area. At one club near me (Atlantis in Ford Heights), it's supposed to be nude but a lot of girls have a rule that they won't take off their panties until the third (or fifth) song. So if she asks if I want a dance, I ask her if it's full nude before agreeing. Similarly, if I'm at a club I haven't been to before, I might ask a girl "what are the dances like here" or "how much touching is allowed."
As for BO, well, my sense of smell kind of goes in and out, so sometimes I don't even notice.
The other time was much easier to explain, as she just simply had bad BO
I'm a gentleman, so I'll always ask about things like touching boundaries, and of course, I'll always respect those boundaries. But I've occasionally had a girl say one thing initially, then suddenly "remember" to tell me something else just before the dance started. Example: "oh, yeah, breast touching is fine, like I said before, but only with the $40 dances, not with the $30 dances." And stuff like that can happen even when it was crystal clear from the start exactly WHAT dances you were asking about. But whether it's genuine miscommunication or an intentional effort to up-sell at the last moment, there's no better way to get me to back out of a dance than providing contradictory information. I have zero tolerance for that sh**!
Would a cease-and-desist letter be too much? :)
Any time it's ever happened is because of something that came out of her mouth or her ass. Dick breath I can deal with for a song by a subtle zig and zag but smelly ass gets on the clothes and doesn't come out without a full wash. Stank vag is tougher to pick up but I'll stop a dance immediately if that happens.
If I'm traveling I'm usually not packing enough clothes to have my club pants go down lol. But it has happened and that's what Walmarts are for...
Paid the $25 entrance, then it went south fast. The rules changed and she basically became a bitch once the curtains closed. So I tossed $40 on the floor and walked out of the VIP. I told the bouncer what happened, and he said the next trip upstairs was on the house. ( It pays to tip the bouncer)
Needless to say the next time I saw her, she turned her back on me and would not speak to me ever again.
She left the flight club shortly afterwards.
Set your spidey senses on high alert and trust them.
I've sorta decided I'd like a dance with a girl after spotting her across the room or while she was on stage or something, then after the exchange of pleasantries or introductory conversation, decided I didn't. That's fairly frequent. I've had a few scenarios where we agreed to do a dance and she was called to stage, then while she was on-stage I found a better option or decided to just leave. That's rare, but it's happened. There's been similar scenarios where the girl decided to go to another customer, or otherwise disappear for longer than I was willing to wait.
I don't think I've ever agreed to get a dance and started going to the lap dance area & then cut bait. I kinda feel like I spent the money on one dance the second I said yes. So, it would have to be something quite significant for me to call it off. I've cut off dances midway quite a few times, and had many one & done encounters. I view it as a cost of doing business. I've had quite a few girls surprise me in a positive way too.
I've walked out several times, usually because they demand to be paid first. Sometimes it's because the rules have changed. If it's the first 30 seconds, I leave without paying her anything. As I walk out I tell the bouncer I changed my mind. If the first song is half over I'll pay the minimum for 1 song, usually $20 or sometimes $10. The bouncer won't do anything.
I’m almost never in Portland but I would remember the girl if I was ever back. That move didn’t align with the otherwise chill vibe of the club.
That sounds good. I imagine her dances must have been really good?
I faked feeling ill as my reason for not going through with it.