I used to feel guilty if I didn’t pay attention to guys that spent a lot of money on me via phone, etc. outside the club. With the exception of Bill the Hobbyist (who I have a special arrangement with, and he understands my limitations and real life personality which he likes just fine as companionship), I don’t really “make friends” with guys in the club, because it is emotionally draining for me. “Brooklyn” is a very outgoing, jovial, party-girl type personality whereas “Kate” is agoraphobic, introverted and quiet. I work more than the average stripper (4-5 days a week as opposed to 2 or 3) and to have to be Brooklyn any more than that is too much for me. I find that the guys that try to be your friend outside the club don’t really just want to be friends and they usually have more insidious motives behind what they’re doing and tend to be SUPER needy when it comes to attention. For me, that’s just too much. I need days to recharge, spend time with my fiancé and just be Kate. Everyone thinks they’ll adore me just as much outside the club, but when they realize I’m moody and quiet they tell me I’m a bitch, etc. So, to maintain my own sanity and the illusion of awesomeness, no, I won’t let patrons into my “real” life.
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