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"My reasons: 1. The club vibe puts me in a different space where I will consider people for a fiddle I wouldn't go out of my way to meet; 2. I feel safe at a club so feel able to have a social flirt and move straight to play without the need to set up another meeting; 3. There's no expectation of anyone spending the night. I had one person turn very nasty when I said he couldn't stay; 4. It's economically sound. However, I won't act as someone's entry to a club. " That’s a great answer and makes me change my way of thinking about clubs (easily convinced due to the clear detailed well reason answer) But how do you brave getting to the point of turning up at a club door not knowing what to expect? I say this as never been but would try | |||
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"My reasons: 1. The club vibe puts me in a different space where I will consider people for a fiddle I wouldn't go out of my way to meet; 2. I feel safe at a club so feel able to have a social flirt and move straight to play without the need to set up another meeting; 3. There's no expectation of anyone spending the night. I had one person turn very nasty when I said he couldn't stay; 4. It's economically sound. However, I won't act as someone's entry to a club. That’s a great answer and makes me change my way of thinking about clubs (easily convinced due to the clear detailed well reason answer) But how do you brave getting to the point of turning up at a club door not knowing what to expect? I say this as never been but would try" For me the only expectation is that if we've agreed to meet there we meet. It's a social with, perhaps, fewer clothes. Unlike an hotel bar or a coffee shop the chat can also be freer and no one is going to turn around at the person calling me Lickety. If the social doesn't work out then we just go our own way. At a club that may mean bumping into each other but I would hope both could be adult about it. The other advantage of a club, for me, is that if there is a no-show then I can make other plans and still enjoy myself. But, most men don't want to meet at clubs. That's fine but don't get stroppy when I say it's where I want to meet. | |||
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"My reasons: 1. The club vibe puts me in a different space where I will consider people for a fiddle I wouldn't go out of my way to meet; 2. I feel safe at a club so feel able to have a social flirt and move straight to play without the need to set up another meeting; 3. There's no expectation of anyone spending the night. I had one person turn very nasty when I said he couldn't stay; 4. It's economically sound. However, I won't act as someone's entry to a club. That’s a great answer and makes me change my way of thinking about clubs (easily convinced due to the clear detailed well reason answer) But how do you brave getting to the point of turning up at a club door not knowing what to expect? I say this as never been but would try" The club environment is stunning, like minded people, not getting offended by innuendo, having fun without pressure. The only problem is those that bring an attitude, still they usually fail miserably. You will not be disappointed going to a club, well unless your expectations and attitude don’t relaxe into the environment. | |||
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