Megan'sTouch

I danced regularly for 2 years and now I only dance once in a blue moon. I try to go in once a week but it ends up being more like once a month. Additional Comments: I think I could handle that.

Tough call, but it sounds like you made the right decision.

It's okay, S_A. I tend to be a stickler for language ;)

I think it was your word "correct" that irked me. There is nothing wrong with sharing your views, but using the word "correct" implies that you are correct, and she is wrong.

This wouldn't go over too well with me. I identify as a "stripper" and I don't need anyone to correct me. Self-identification is a personal matter and there is no right or wrong.

The woman who owns it is a former industry worker, so I like to support her store.

Wanda's offered me 10% off when I told them I'm a dancer.

I'm not sure I agree with this. I've been a dancer for 2.5 years and it's very rare that I find a woman who strips is offended by the term "stripper." I actually prefer the term stripper over dancer. I almost find the term dancer offensive to people who practice dance as an art (this includes some strippers but not most). I'm being paid to strip, so I call myself a stripper.

I think I'm going to start dancing once per week, Friday during the day. I love massage, but I miss the stage!

I think most strippers would have a huge problem with pictures. Also, most strippers don't work regular schedules. That is what of the huge bonuses of stripping, that you can just show up and work at most clubs. I never liked posting a schedule because it takes away my freedom to work when I please. I only make exceptions for meeting regulars.

When I was a dancer, I kept in touch with all my regular clients by email.

That's my feeling too.

It seems there are mixed opinions on the email thing. I occasionally email a client I've seen within 1-3 days of meeting to thank them for coming by and let them know that I enjoyed their company. I guess this is unsolicited, but it has always been appreciated (to my knowledge).

Eeks, not cool! I've contacted clients I've had relationships with for 1-3 years out of the blue, but that's it and I was not asking for a date!

Thank you, Scout. I think the vast majority of MA's here on CERB would agree with me.

Negotiating while in a state of arousal ruins in the experience, in my view. I've never understood such a business model. I guess they must think that when a man is in a state of arousal, he is more likely to easily part with his money. That is not the way to build a solid client base!

I spent 6 weeks at CHEO as a kid so thank you to everyone who has contributed over the years. I know my stay wouldn't have been as positive without the support of caring individuals.

There are benefits to both. I personally prefer long-time client relationships because we learn to trust each other, and we know what the other likes and dislikes. However, I also understand the appeal of being with a new person. It sounds like you have stability at home, so it's understandable that you would seek out something different.

I was just reading my recommendation thread and I want to say Thank You to everyone who has taken the time to reflect on our time. It's very sexy for me to read!

^^^Mod, CR is in reference to a "Champagne Room" in a strip club.

I agree with this. I'm more than happy to have guys talk about the services I provide, but if I go above and beyond for whatever reason (which rarely happens) I don't want it discussed with anyone.

I know a lot of people feel what we do is not "real work" but I would consider all of the above and more to be a legitimate service.

I've gotten rooms at the Chateau Laurier and the Mariott and I live in Ottawa.

This service is extremely common. It's the reason I write "erotic massage and companionship services" on my website.

No worries at all, SA! I just wanted to clarify my position. :)