Strippr

Ask me whatever you'd like. I'm not shy.
...But flaming, trolling, and blatant ignorance will be disregarded and left unanswered. There is no need to be an asshole, I'm a generally friendly chick.

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Anonymous Asks:

You've mentioned finding customers attractive or generally interesting. Have you ever had a customer that has transitioned from friendly customer to friend who has seen me dance? You seem intensely private, but is there any customers you wish you would be better friends with? Maybe a better way to ask, is there anyone from the club that you wish you had met under other circumstances?

strippr Said:

Many questions with different answers.

I do not make (genuine) friends with or date anyone that I met in the club, period. Those that I see outside of the club are paying me for my time as a dinner escort. I have had many (genuine) friends and two of the men I’ve dated while stripping see me dance, but I didn’t meet any of them there.

There are often people I meet at the club that I wish I’d met under other circumstances — in a bar, maybe, or through mutual friends — and could befriend. But my job is not to make friends, but instead to make money, and I don’t use my friends to make money.

As far as dancers go, I’m not at all very private. I’ve given my legal first name out a dozen or so times. I dish out my phone number happily to customers that spend a significant sum of money on me for a significant amount of time, and I’ve got about 30 numbers tagged with CLUBR (club regular) in my phone. In conversation, I’m honest to an extent about my hobbies, interests, and things I like to do. I’m “out” as a stripper to friends, family, and pretty much anyone that asks me what I do. I don’t hide that I dance from people in my personal life, and I only hide identifying details and my specific whereabouts from my customers. As far as strippers go, that’s actually fairly intensely public; many refuse to give any contact information, any real information on personal interests or hobbies, and hide dancing from possibly-disapproving people in their personal lives.

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