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4 years ago
From friends, not really, no. I tend to avoid befriending men and women who I even suspect in the slightest are close-minded - especially on the topic of sexuality or the sex industry. If someone I don't know happens to ask what I do for work and I'm honest with them, it's because I have a feeling I won't be crossing paths with them again or letting them into my circle.
My immediate family, on the other hand, would disown me if they even found out an π¦πͺπ¨π©π΅π© of what I have done or am currently doing.
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4 years ago
I wasn't sure what height I expected, but 6'8" was not fucking it.
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4 years ago
β€
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4 years ago
I'm down.
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4 years ago
^ No hands?
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4 years ago
^ Squirt.
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4 years ago
I don't really have any good stories related to my funny behavior out at dinner. All I have to do is walk around or sit in a pretty dress by an older man and that generally humors the passerbies and restaurant staff enough.
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4 years ago
Now I'm just wondering out of all the young women I see at Outback, how many of them besides myself are actually dancers?
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
"Satisfaction Guaranteed, Or Your Dignity Back!"
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4 years ago
I guess third time's the charm.
You REALLY wanted us all to know about your Nephew's birthday night.
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4 years ago
Did you watch it?
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4 years ago
I'm confused as to why Scrub approved it if he thought it was an ad.
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4 years ago
I just felt despite how much is written, some amount of detail was too 'grey' - acknowledging that these things were to be expected on a visit to a club, but not explaining what exactly they were. For some, pricing is a big deal and for others, the types of dancers are a big deal.
Your elaboration of the pricing is appreciated.
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4 years ago
No, real talk, I literally can't with the mentality some of these young men carry. Some dancers love take advantage of that with their bait and switch technique (oh yes, I would love to go home with you, I bet that cock is big and juicy, I'll want to fuck you all the time!)...
...but I don't have the energy or intellect for that.
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4 years ago
^ How DARE you call them paying customers. They are our friends and they truly believe that we can get along well outside the bar and can get a real thing goin' cause we just vibe like that.
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4 years ago
Nightclubs used to be fun when I was fresh into college and learning how to experiment with what I've never experimented with in my early youth.
Now, they have no use for me. Night clubs generally have a younger capacity, and younger guys VERY rarely interest me - be it just for clubbing/partying or potentially hooking up. So with that ruled out, the only thing night clubs really have to offer me is a place to drink heavily and talk to my friends, which... I can literally do anywhere else without the overbearing presense of guys hoping to 'score'.
To kinda sorta answer Minnow and Beat's question; Pre-Covid, I would avoid working weekends as much as possible for almost the same exact reason I avoid regular clubs at any time of the day/week/etc. The clientele is mostly college/frat/young military guys that think in order to reel in the pussies of dancers, they only have to spend just a pinch of money as bait (1 or 2 dances tops) and then use their looks to do the majority of the work. Some don't spend at all and when offered dance curtly reply "No, but I'm/we're looking for a girl to come party with us back at my hotel room if you're down." These guys don't think they need to spend money at a strip club to get a girl's attention or to sleep with us because their mentality is that of going to a nightclub where we're just dancing just for a little extra money/for fun but are still DTP (down to party) if asked politely and if they deem themselves attractive enough to get an easy 'yes' out of us. The only custies that seem to not fit this group during the weekend are ones who already know what dancer they want to talk to/get dances from.
Post-Covid; Weekends have been the only reliable nights to work because the weekdays will be slow and clubs have been overcongested with girls that make the competition fierce. So I have to deal with these younger party guys much more often now, and getting them to buy dances compared to your average monger is like pulling teeth.
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
Tampa just seems so hot/cold/yes/no when it comes to their business seasons. I still have yet to figure out when is the best time to visit there, because with my last few stops in the city the clubs were pretty slow - and I saw on 2001's live site that they were slacking too.
I'm just waiting on the day the poor guy legit tries to hire a lawyer to remove the club from the entire internet.
Maybe it's because they're tourists (and 1 or 2 locals), but contrary to what the majority of TUSCLers say, every time I've spoken to a normie/civvie about 2001, most of them said it's the best place to be - second to Mons.
Interesting how the perspectives contrast.
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4 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
"fuckinβ an organ or two will do you a world of good"
I mean... a pussy is a reproductive organ.
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
There's definitely some reverse psychology in play every time I look at this listing. Every time someone screams, shouts, and curses about how awful the club is, it kinda makes me want to go and give it another chance.
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
You can like this thread with your heart until (if) we get it back.
Imagine the shit we could do just to spite some select TUSCLers. I'll try not to be on year-long hiatus again whenever you do come back down here.
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
I meant stoke, but stroke works too.
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
I've only been there once (like 3ish years ago?), but it was stupidly shoulder-to-shoulder crowded, so I was a bit too uncomfortable to sample any of their services.
Since our first times weren't remarkable, maybe we can check it out together and double stroke the fire.