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Nineteen is too old.  I prefer eighteen and younger.  I've had several and they are so much better than the older ones. 

Like a few others, I have visited the clubs for 30+ years, so I have seen it all. However, my experiences are quite different. In my area thirty years ago, there was no such thing as a lap dance, instead the customer bought the dancer a drink, received a happy ending, then gave a her a $20 tip. The girls were young, very young. I had OTC relationships with several and it was quite routine. The price ranged from $50 to $100 and they were mostly teenagers, my preference. I dated one from age 16 to 28, but that was unusual. In those days owners looked the other way and bouncers always seemed absent when the action was going on. All of that is in sharp contrast to what I see going on in the current environment. Admittedly, I am much older now and the "ymmv" factor may come into play, but then and now it is all about money and I don't think the age thing matters that much. I never got into the fantasy aspect that so many talk about. It is good to see the exchange of ideas and experiences. That is what the forum is all about.

Market niches exist and they can be utilized to create a non-competitve environment where success is easily achieved.  All that is required is an open mind, you do not even have to be an iconoclast.

&nbsp;The ATF is an interesting phenomenon, one which a lot of guys do not experience without having been<br /> involved in the strip club scene for an extended period of time. &nbsp;My own involvement began four decades ago, so I have been around. &nbsp;In that time, I only had one ATF.<br /> <br /> Our affair lasted 12 years, from the time I met her at age 16 to our parting when she was a jaded 28 year old. &nbsp;I do have to say that she was the most beautiful female I have ever experienced and that I am glad<br /> I have those extraordinary memories to carry with me through life.<br /> <br /> Yes, the thrust of your article is right on. &nbsp;I knew it was only lust, but I was a moth drawn to the flame.<br type="_moz" />

&nbsp;Ooops, typo, I meant to say &quot;It only makes sense.&quot;