Depression + strip club = these ladies are gonna take you for a ride.
Trust me, as a fellow psychiatric case, strip clubs are better to augment good times than forget bad ones.
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Not depressed, but I agree the strip club is the pinnacle for a man in terms of enjoyment of life. Hot girls, alcohol, good music, good food, hot girls giving LDKs and extras. It can’t be beat. (This is in reference to clubs in Dallas and maybe Houston: Baby Dolls, The Lodge, The Men’s Club Dallas, Spearmint Rhino Dallas, St James Houston, Treasures Houston, The Men’s Club Houston!)
I'm going to agree with @Puddy Tat on this. Although I don't have many things that top the enjoyment of the club when I go.....if it's the ONLY place you feel happy, you may want to take a hard look at that. For perspective, I have to take a hard look at myself every once in awhile with my drinking and cannabis consumption.
I mean, if I/you have the time and means to blow anywhere from $200 - $1000 a night into perpetuity without messing up other parts of my/your life, then I say have a go like hotblondechicks says.
Yeah if it's the only place you feel happy that's definitely a problem. I like a good workout, a hike, some beers with the buds, maybe smoke a joint or two...
But what I will say not much feels as exciting as a good night at the SC. Sometimes a regular bar is like... this is it? Where's the action? But a great night at the club and you feel like you're fucking king for a night.
I've had depression my whole life and just came out of a long-term relationship last fall. I just started going to strip clubs again in the last month or so. I think there is a place for strip clubs if you're feeling down. Talking to beautiful women and getting some dances can cheer you up.
I do think depressed guys have to be extra careful, though. Being depressed in a strip club means you are more likely to drink, which also means you're more likely to spend a lot of money.
It is also much easier to get attached to the girls and possibly even develop feelings for them, which is almost always a bad thing.
Case in point: I was really down this week and went to the local club 4 times and spent a lot of money, mostly on one girl. As the week progressed, I started (with the help of alcohol) to catch feelings for her. I've had a long talk with myself over the weekend and am taking a break for a bit.
In my experience, depression makes you chase dopamine hits by taking short-cuts (like getting lapdances at the club). As we all know, physical touch from a woman is intoxicating.
I am a huge proponent of running (and exercise in general) for depression. It literally is an anti-dote to feeling bad. If you feel like you're at the club too much, you might want to turn over a new leaf and try something new--anything from getting a pet to hiking to learning to play piano to learning a new language. All these things can bring you closer to others and might help you feel better.
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last commentDepression + strip club = these ladies are gonna take you for a ride.
Trust me, as a fellow psychiatric case, strip clubs are better to augment good times than forget bad ones.
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Not depressed, but I agree the strip club is the pinnacle for a man in terms of enjoyment of life. Hot girls, alcohol, good music, good food, hot girls giving LDKs and extras. It can’t be beat. (This is in reference to clubs in Dallas and maybe Houston: Baby Dolls, The Lodge, The Men’s Club Dallas, Spearmint Rhino Dallas, St James Houston, Treasures Houston, The Men’s Club Houston!)
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My answer assumes you are being somewhat serious.
I'm going to agree with @Puddy Tat on this. Although I don't have many things that top the enjoyment of the club when I go.....if it's the ONLY place you feel happy, you may want to take a hard look at that. For perspective, I have to take a hard look at myself every once in awhile with my drinking and cannabis consumption.
I mean, if I/you have the time and means to blow anywhere from $200 - $1000 a night into perpetuity without messing up other parts of my/your life, then I say have a go like hotblondechicks says.
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There’s a bunch of stuff you can blow money on. Cars, high end perfumes, high end alcohol… watches
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Yeah if it's the only place you feel happy that's definitely a problem. I like a good workout, a hike, some beers with the buds, maybe smoke a joint or two...
But what I will say not much feels as exciting as a good night at the SC. Sometimes a regular bar is like... this is it? Where's the action? But a great night at the club and you feel like you're fucking king for a night.
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I've had depression my whole life and just came out of a long-term relationship last fall. I just started going to strip clubs again in the last month or so. I think there is a place for strip clubs if you're feeling down. Talking to beautiful women and getting some dances can cheer you up.
I do think depressed guys have to be extra careful, though. Being depressed in a strip club means you are more likely to drink, which also means you're more likely to spend a lot of money.
It is also much easier to get attached to the girls and possibly even develop feelings for them, which is almost always a bad thing.
Case in point: I was really down this week and went to the local club 4 times and spent a lot of money, mostly on one girl. As the week progressed, I started (with the help of alcohol) to catch feelings for her. I've had a long talk with myself over the weekend and am taking a break for a bit.
In my experience, depression makes you chase dopamine hits by taking short-cuts (like getting lapdances at the club). As we all know, physical touch from a woman is intoxicating.
I am a huge proponent of running (and exercise in general) for depression. It literally is an anti-dote to feeling bad. If you feel like you're at the club too much, you might want to turn over a new leaf and try something new--anything from getting a pet to hiking to learning to play piano to learning a new language. All these things can bring you closer to others and might help you feel better.
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