jtmad

The clubs that I have been to are pretty proactive about protecting their dancers. I have seen guys get one warning, and than get shown the door by management if behavior continues. I don't think it would come down to using force to get away, as the bouncers would be all over the jerk before it got that far.

If you don't like tattoos, don't get one. Modern tattooing is completely safe in my experience (providing you go to a professional parlor), where needles and ink are NEVER reused. There is a stigma that follows the art, and it will take a long time to lose the unclean image. A lot of the negative press comes from those who have a tattoo party, or have something done in a friend's basement. This is where disease and problems enter into the equation. I have 5 tattoos, and I don't regret any of them; each one has personal meaning.

The only time I have ever complained about not having any girls come by in a review is at a club I attended with my wife. None of the ladies came over, and this was after tipping at the stage. Because it wasn't a "regular" situation, and the club had plenty of girls working, I was a liitle upset with the lack of customer service. I understand that some strippers have problems approaching couples (another discussion), which is why we were tipping the stage. It finally came down to going and asking a girl to come over - just something I don't like to do. Nonody enjoys the high-pressure, no time to sit in between "Want a dance?" questions, but it is nice to feel wanted...