Inflation is real

So I used to spend a ton of money at this club. Just last year I was a regular. Took several months off and am just getting back into it, but probably will not be at this club.

It's a small club, with an upstairs VIP section that's an open layout with some couches. Not much privacy, there's always people walking around. It was really empty yesterday upstairs, and the music choice is just eh.

Went in at around 8:30 because I was bored. Wanted to see who was there, and there were some solid choices. Average was like a 5 in my opinion though. Obviously some standouts, but most of the girls are just average in my opinion. I haven't been to any other clubs in the New England area due to time and convenience, so I don't really have anything to compare it to. However, I have been to Miami, Vegas, Seattle, etc.... If you've ever been to those clubs, then this club is really tiny. One stage downstairs, everything is really small.

Here's the thing, if I'm at a club, I want to spend money. I noticed a girl that really caught my eye. Blonde, great body, and a mellow vibe but you could fall into thinking that she was fun. Wanted to just spend an hour, but ended up spending 2 and a half. She was an 7/7.5 in my book for Boston standards. Great body though omg. Face was alright though.

The dance itself was just okay though, not really aggressive, and there was not really any movement now that I think about it. It's like we cuddled for 2.5 hours. She was hot enough and I was bored enough that I let it go for longer, but there really wasn't much to it. She seemed unenthusiastic as if it was just a job. I really didn't feel any connection either. I could tell she really didn't feel into it. There was pretty much zero chemistry, and I guess I put it more to see how much mileage I could really get out of it. Maybe I was intimidating? I don't really see how I could be though. She even mentioned I was pretty mellow. It's the same story for most of these girls here. Obviously a couple wild ones, but there just isn't that much you could do.