GF asked me to take her to a strip club

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Because women dancing on stage is a choice they make. They can choose how to use their bodies. It's not only when it comes to abortion. The fact that you can't see the difference between adults in children tells me you're a lunatic.

Many of these women are trafficked.

And or have a serious drug problem. Why would anyone support this?!

Because it's safer than prostitution. Because it's legal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If this throws you off and you don't have an exploratory and open sexual life already, maybe she's testing the waters and you're too conservative for her.

I am interested in going with her. I'll get her a lap dance, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She's probably bi.

Or a swinger

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Because women dancing on stage is a choice they make. They can choose how to use their bodies. It's not only when it comes to abortion. The fact that you can't see the difference between adults in children tells me you're a lunatic.

Many of these women are trafficked.

No the tattooed up DC women. Have you been?

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LOL

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Because women dancing on stage is a choice they make. They can choose how to use their bodies. It's not only when it comes to abortion. The fact that you can't see the difference between adults in children tells me you're a lunatic.

This is exploitative excuse to say women are making a choice.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Man I wish it was a few bucks. I can't afford to go but a couple times a year these days.

Imagine, family men throwing their money and time on women, liquor, drugs and gambling.

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Because women dancing on stage is a choice they make. They can choose how to use their bodies. It's not only when it comes to abortion. The fact that you can't see the difference between adults in children tells me you're a lunatic.

Many of these women are trafficked.

And or have a serious drug problem. Why would anyone support this?!

Because it's safer than prostitution. Because it's legal.

oh so you are supporting a legal business out of goodness of your heart?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Because women dancing on stage is a choice they make. They can choose how to use their bodies. It's not only when it comes to abortion. The fact that you can't see the difference between adults in children tells me you're a lunatic.

This is exploitative excuse to say women are making a choice.

They are making a choice. The same way I support women making a choice to have an abortion, or to stay at home and raise their kids, or be CEOs or do whatever the F they want to do. Women have agency. Why are you taking it away from them?

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Because women dancing on stage is a choice they make. They can choose how to use their bodies. It's not only when it comes to abortion. The fact that you can't see the difference between adults in children tells me you're a lunatic.

Many of these women are trafficked.

And or have a serious drug problem. Why would anyone support this?!

Because it's safer than prostitution. Because it's legal.

oh so you are supporting a legal business out of goodness of your heart?

I don't frequent strip clubs. But I am also not going to pretend that they are all there against their will.

[Anonymous]

Dip low, bring up slow….

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Man I wish it was a few bucks. I can't afford to go but a couple times a year these days.

Go to Bangkok then. The prefix and suffix ain’t there for nothing.

[Anonymous]

If the unspoken question is will she leave you for a woman someday, the answer is yes

[Anonymous]

She’s divorced, she thought it would be a little thrill. I don’t see why this is a big deal. Don’t go anywhere too sketch, be polite and appropriate to the dancers, and tip well. The end.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We are both middle aged professionals and divorced. We kept walking by a couple of strip clubs and she asked me a few questions about my experience at strip clubs. I find them depressing and weird so I haven't been to one in many years, but I did go to bachelor parties, etc., when I was young. She kept bringing up the topic. Finally I took her. I was uncomfortable but it wasn't as bad as I expected. I noticed some other male-female couples there. Do other straight women like going to strip clubs? Why? My GF was nervous but seemed to have a good time and was very frisky when we got home.

I don't see why any woman would want to see other women getting objectified by creeps for few bucks? How is any different than propagating child labor by buying cheap goods?

Different strokes for different folks. Sounds like she was well lubed after the experience and he was rock hard.