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Strip clubs are insane in other countries

daveo42

Banned
Haven't fully caught up with this incredible thread but...

I saw strippers on the main stage of a club in Philly full-on going to town on each other with dildoes for all to witness and throw small change at.

A modest club off an interstate in West Virginia had some legitimate beauties (mixed with the beasts, of course) who were very happy to get "in your face" with their business. I remember the particular scent of arousal on one special vixen to this day.

And then there was the gal in Morgantown who sat down with my table and talked with us about Behemoth for an hour. She did really well that night.

OP, I believe you had a great night, but these experiences are available pretty much anywhere (WV!!).

You're my new hero.

Hopefully they aren't on heroin. Seems like most turn to stripping or flat out prostitution to support their habit, especially in places like Ohio or WV.
 
What? He implied the girls OP paid for were not there voluntarily, and were lying to him. As I said: generalised, judgemental bullshit.

If that is what he said, that is not the same as saying all the girls are there non-voluntarily.

My personal opinion? Along the lines of many here. Most girls aren't in that business because they like it, however some are. The idea of perfect strangers spreading my buttcheeks doesn't really appeal. I don't think its just me. It makes customers feel better to believe that the strippers they encounter genuinely enjoy their work. The alternative is depressing and not good for the ego. The strippers keep up this fiction because its good for business.

There are exceptions, of course. But the women who speak about empowerment and claiming their power tend to be pretty white girls who generally have more options than women of color. There are people in the sex industry who really love their work. But in my experience they are outnumbered by people who are personally broken in some way and trying to get by. As they say in Australia, the odds are good, but the goods are odd.
 

Ovek

7Member7
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Pretty much the entire sex industry in Europe, Asia and the Middle East is based on human trafficking and slavery. Dont know about the US, so ill leave that out.
There are exceptions but thats more on the high end escort side

This is nothing but hyperbolic nonsense.
 
Naw. Lol some girls are down to fuck if you are nice enough and not a creep. Best time to go is on your bday or a holiday

I'd argue you're probably more likely to find a woman willing to fuck you for free on Tinder than at a strip club, and you don't have to pay to find the girl on Tinder.
 
What constitutes trafficking? If a woman chooses to go overseas to strip is that trafficking?

Trafficking involves coercion or force. So for example, if a person decides to go overseas to strip, that's not trafficking. If, once she gets there, they take away her passport and tell her she can't get it back unless she strips there for a year, that's trafficking.
 

Chittagong

Gold Member
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Pretty much the entire sex industry in Europe, Asia and the Middle East is based on human trafficking and slavery. Dont know about the US, so ill leave that out.
There are exceptions but thats more on the high end escort side

Nonsense. Last dancer girl I chatted with in a London club was an uni student, she was doing the job to save enough money to go VIP in Glastonbury.

Also OP, you need to go Berlin next.
 
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Pretty much the entire sex industry in Europe, Asia and the Middle East is based on human trafficking and slavery. Dont know about the US, so ill leave that out.
There are exceptions but thats more on the high end escort side

Where you get into trouble is the bolded. Yes, there's sex trafficking on the Eurasian continent, just like there's sex trafficking everywhere else. But making offhand statements like "the entire industry" is being trafficked is just overexaggerating to the point of hyperbole.

And as for facing the realities of sex work, most people who are working below high-upper class don't like their jobs. Does it suck that people that don't like sex work are doing it as a job to make ends meet? Yes, it absolutely does. But, IMO, that aspect of it sucks just as much as the fact that most of the people that work at your favorite fast food joint hate it there, too. You want to get rid of that, you're going to have to pass serious economic reform in whatever country you're in so that people aren't forced to work jobs they hate for money that they need, and you'll end up fixing a lot more than "the realities of sex work".
 

KahooTs

Member
Where you get into trouble is the bolded. Yes, there's sex trafficking on the Eurasian continent, just like there's sex trafficking everywhere else. But making offhand statements like "the entire industry" is being trafficked is just overexaggerating to the point of hyperbole.

And as for facing the realities of sex work, most people who are working below high-upper class don't like their jobs. Does it suck that people that don't like sex work are doing it as a job to make ends meet? Yes, it absolutely does. But, IMO, that aspect of it sucks just as much as the fact that most of the people that work at your favorite fast food joint hate it there, too. You want to get rid of that, you're going to have to pass serious economic reform in whatever country you're in so that people aren't forced to work jobs they hate for money that they need, and you'll end up fixing a lot more than "the realities of sex work".
In Asia I think it would reduce considerably if there was a government old age pension. A lot of those girls are working on behalf of the family, to take care of their parents, because that's culturally how they're programmed to think and it is the best source of income available to the family unit.
 

pswii60

Member
Dude...an STD ain't gonna make them stop. Maybe if the club they work makes them get tested. Some even take years to show signs other than through blood work...
My point is that in the main, they are extremely careful. So wear protection but don't assume all sex workers have STDs. (Or even better, sort your life out so that you're not having to pay for sex.)
 

Daffy Duck

Member
This thread has been a hoot.

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I think Robin Williams made a joke out of this in one of his standups. He said something like "Christians say God made humans perfect". He then says "But women's vaginas are next door to their buttholes. That's like putting the amusement park next to the sewer treatment plant. What kind of fucked up design is that?!?!"


Bonus points to anyone who can find a clip of what I'm referencing

There's also the joke about the Harley Davidson creator going to heaven and giving God whatfor over this, only to be told more men ride his creation than the Harley's, lol
 
C

Contica

Unconfirmed Member
I've known two strippers in my life. One was my ex. Never met people with more money to spend than them. I know trafficking is a problem, but neither of those ever mentioned that, so it didn't seem like an issue at the clubs they worked at. Seemed like their colleagues were generally students, and/or ladies who just chose to do this instead of other work due to the cash.

My ex was rather hostile towards the whole "strippers are victims" angle. She called it reverese feminism bullshit designed to rob women of their sexual agency. She liked getting up on stage. Made her feel powerful. Shrugs.
 

A.Romero

Member
Try Mexico too. Way way cheaper and they offer all kinds of services.

A mid end strip club in Monterrey (NE of the country) would charge you $2 USD a beer, $10 USD a private dance and you can buy girls a drink for about $5 or $6 USD. While on your table she sits on your lap, kisses you or whatever. It's up to the girl.

For about $50 USD you can have sex with the dancer (if she wants to).

I met several people from the industry and dated a couple. At least at these clubs human trafficking was non existant or so uncommon it wasn't widely known among the girls. Most of them were young girls who liked to party or single moms trying to provide for their families. I bet most of the second group would rather be doing something else but kept doing it because they were making much more money than doing a regular job.


Most of them will tell you whatever to keep your money. If you want to date a stripper spending money is the worst way to do it. They know better than to mix business with pleasure so if you are their customer, you will stay that way. It's ok to have fun but never forget it's just a fantasy, not the best way to meet girls.
 
I'd argue you're probably more likely to find a woman willing to fuck you for free on Tinder than at a strip club, and you don't have to pay to find the girl on Tinder.
Oh I totally agree. In any situation all it comes down to is not being a creep. I’ve never used tinder but it’s like that for some of bdsm community. Fetlife was my go to place for some of my curiosities
 

Aske

Member
I've only ever been to strip clubs on a handful of occasions, and always at the invitation of women, most of whom were gay or queer. I have never spent money on anything but cover charges and beverages.

I thought it would be super depressing the first time, but it turned out to be a lot of fun. A feature dancer gave me and some other guy remote controls, then brought out two RC cars with dildos attached to them. She got down on all fours and had us compete to drive our dildo-cars directly into her Carrie Bradshaw, like we were a couple of rebel scum trying to fire torpedoes into a thermal exhaust port. I was the victor, and she gave me a poster. It was on my fridge for a while, but it's gone now.
 

Tapioca

Banned
What is the point of a strip club? I really don't get it. 99% of the time you are not having sex with them. You're paying hundreds for a boner.
 

Shredderi

Member

Preach. It would be great if women would lower their self esteems en masse enough for me to seem a viable option for them. Who has the time to elevate themselves instead of lowering others to their level? I mean, if it's not too much trouble.
 

cromofo

Member
Meh I'd rather pay a hooker. Costs about the same and you get to nut.

Man, I have to go back to Amsterdam some day...

We need legal prostitution all over the place. Saves time and money and the girls are safer. Win win.
 

Chittagong

Gold Member
Paying for education is a super super common cover story. They are all doing it for some virtuous reason.

Glastonbury is a music festival, not a school. She said she doesn't need money for school, she dances because she wants to live the high life with VIP tents, champagne and whatever else.
 
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