MaleStripperDion Archive

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2	Is becoming a male stripper a good job to meet women and get laid? Depends on how you look. I'm 35 now. I started at 21 with a small company. Actually, 25 is usually the minimum age most companies start hiring for many reasons. Girls don't want a 19-year-old boy who looks fresh out of high school. Younger guys tend to cause more problems at parties too. It's not always the case, but most companies don't want to chance it.	/r/askTRP	29/09/16 11:43 PM
1	Is becoming a male stripper a good job to meet women and get laid? I usually get opportunities with the single girls who are present, not so much the brides. There are a few brides who will try something, but that's greatly exaggerated. Besides, even if they do, their friends usually try to keep them in check.	/r/askTRP	29/09/16 11:40 PM
2	Is becoming a male stripper a good job to meet women and get laid? I've done a birthday party where the girls did that. But those are few and far between. When it's a really small party of only 3 or 4 girls, you're more likely to get crazy incidents like that. Girls tend to be more guarded when they're in larger crowds due to different social clicks present.	/r/askTRP	29/09/16 11:39 PM
3	Is becoming a male stripper a good job to meet women and get laid? Male stripper here. For the record, I work at private bachelorette parties, not at male revues or strip clubs, so I cannot speak for all male strippers. I pretty much cover the industry with my blog: http://malestripping.blogspot.com To answer your question, you will definitely up the chance of getting laid by going to parties as long as you have a good combination of good looks, charisma, and a charming personality. The main reason for that involves girls loaded with alcohol, you having less co…	/r/askTRP	29/09/16 02:08 PM
3	AWALT Example - The Bridesmaid Male stripper here. I've done hundreds of parties (started almost 14 years ago). As for brides and girls cheating -- it's greatly exaggerated. Sure, I've had a few who were willing to cheat, but most brides probably behave better than their male counterparts. Usually the girls will push the "single" girl of the group onto me, egging her on to touch me, give me head, etc.	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/16 01:20 PM
1	For TRP Who are Employed Well said. I can't imagine going to work and giving a 10% effort and getting by for very long. I do like the OP's advice on not putting all of your eggs in one basket. Right now, there's been some changes in my day job, and had I put my livelihood into it, then I'd be quite worried now. So I agree with him on keeping an eye out for opportunity, and exploring other skills. However, I do believe in going to work with a good attitude and putting in some quality work. Not a mere 10%.	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 09:45 AM
1	LTR Fits the bill? That's a very good example you used of teamwork. There are also police officers, firefighters, and EMT who respond to dangers and work alongside each other and support each other. There are also women in each of these fields who perform very well (and of course some MEN and WOMEN who don't do so well). That's great you have a lot of trust in your men. However, have you considered how much they'll be there for you after you all put in your 20 years of service and retire (or leave beforehand)? Wou…	/r/askTRP	22/10/15 12:06 PM
1	LTR Fits the bill? If you wanted elaboration, that's fine. But a response like, "Jesus Christ, teamwork?!" doesn't sound like you're looking for an explanation, nor does it incline me (or anyone) to give you an objective one. If you were, then how about, "Can you elaborate?" sounds a whole lot better. Furthermore, you admitted that you thought what I said was "absurd," which confirmed my suspicions about your response. Like I said before, if you're looking for a decent discussion, then take a more respectful tone.…	/r/askTRP	18/10/15 10:23 PM
1	LTR Fits the bill? Is there something foreign about that idea? It sounds like you find it ridiculous. I have a girl that helps me run a successful business, and she does a damn good job of it. Great sex is part of it, and she helps out around the house. So yeah, a good LTR is about teamwork. And yes, this is also coming from someone who's fucked a good variety (since you mentioned that as an oh-so-important reference, I will too). Don't believe me, take a look at my side gig: http://malestripping.blogspot.com Judg…	/r/askTRP	14/10/15 11:12 AM
0	LTR Fits the bill? Girls #1 and #4 don't sound too bad. Anyway, I disagree somewhat on Option 1 & 2. Who says you have to sacrifice your finances to a girl? I suggest not going after someone who is greedy enough to take it. There's nothing wrong with Option 2 if you don't mind being single. I've seen guys who do it and get by just find. The LTR shouldn't be about how vulnerable you make yourself, or such. It should be about teamwork from both parties.	/r/askTRP	13/10/15 07:08 AM