I visit Hustle Hut sometimes to see what techniques I should expect. One post there getting favorable reaction is applying some "vajayjay juice" behind the ears for pheremone effect. Here is one customer saying: Please don't do this. A few adjectives for this that spring to mind would be: devious, unethical, unsanitary, unsafe, thoughtless.
First, does this work? if so, probably only because the dancer thinks it does (placebo). Scientifically speaking, pheremones work at very low concentrations, below the conscious level, and a VJ covered only by a G-string is probably emitting plenty.
Second, is this acceptable behavior? Well, I have no hangups about VJ fluids per se, but I like some control over whose I am exposed to, and where, and how, and when. Dancers find male emissions in a club setting disgusting; is there a reason customers should feel differently if dancer secretions are forced on us on the sly?What should I think now when a dancer flicks her hair at me or rubs the side of her face against mine? The thought of what she may have behind her ears does not increase my interest in going to clubs or buying dances.


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Um, I agree with Scarlett, I am shocked by THIS myself. It is dancers putting Pheromone's behind their ears. I read the thread and didn't find it disgusting. It attracts males to us. Yes, when a customer cums on his self while a dancer is dancing then that is disgusting, but you are saying we are forcing secretions on you? How are dancers forcing when it is behind our ears? You don't see behind our ears, the girls that do this aren't rubbing the back of their ears on your face.
I believe you Dottie and you have my support 

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