Bachelor or birthday on stage
mstikes
At some point the DJ tells me and 3 other girls to get on the stage. They bring up the bachelor and we're supposed to show him a special time. Well one of the girls handcuff him to the pole. I didn't know exactly what to do so I start dancing around him like the other girls.
But then when the song ended and I thought it was over the other girls basically assault the guy. They ripped his T-shirt pull down his pants and start whipping him with hard his belt. Then the DJ calls my name and asks me to dance for him. I was so embarassed and the guy looked more terrified than me. So I basically stand there looking at the guy.
Then 2 another girls pushed me aside and start grinding on him until he has a boner. They pour ice in his underwear and start grinding against him and he looks in real pain.
I Stood there the entire time and after that the girls told me to get more involved next time. They looked pretty pissed !
I like to dance but I'm not going to start torturing guys on stage to make more money.
Are those kind of shows commun and how should I tell them nicely that I don't want to participate in that ritual ?
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Touch his cheek and apologize for the other girls' behavior. That will help to ease his emotional pain.
As for the show described, I've seen stuff like that and never thought much of it.
I know at least one girl who won't do bachelor parties, basically because she doesn't believe in beating guys up for entertainment. I wouldn't know how to tell them you don't want to participate in that type of stuff. I've never arranged a bachelor party, so I got no idea how that goes.
A former co-worker, who was also a stripper, used to do personal bachelor parties. She'd dance fully nude for them, then she would fuck them all. Her rules-no more than five guys, they had to wear condoms, and upfront price was 5k. She would go 2-4 hours before she said no more.
Yes, they are very common, and, I think, it gives the dancers the opportunity to act out some of their agressions against customers that maybe have built up over time. You should just speak up and say that you want no part of it.
never get up on stage, dancers I know dont really like doing it either
My advice is to get used to it. It is part of the job. If you really can't then other ways around the situation is to work days. You rarely see a bachelor party during the day. Find a club that doesn't cater to bachelor parties. They are a some that don't. Find a club whose form of bachelor abuse is one that you can tolerate. Every club is different in what they do some are worse that others.