My clubs have a rule that says, "Husbands/boyfriends/significant others will be allowed in the club as long as they do not cause a problem. If they cause a problem, they will no longer be allowed in the club."
I've met the SOs of most of my customers as they've come in a few times. Most of the time, I see them about once or twice a month. Likewise, my fiance has been into the club--he comes about once or twice a month when I've got to work and he's kid-free, usually on a slower night. I can recognize the SOs of my co-workers (and they know mine), and we generally use "boyfriend tables" (as we call them) to just kick back and take a break--the same way we'd use "safe tables".
In 9 months of dancing, I've never seen any problems result from an SO in the club. Of course, our SOs (small club) tend to be on a first-name basis with managers and employees, and there's been a few times that I've seen them actually help out with an incident in the club (i.e., walking a girl to her car when all the employees were busy, help a drunk or disruptive customer out, etc.).
Since I haven't seen any actual problems with SOs in the club, I'm not really familiar with WHY they're so frowned upon. Can some of you ladies enlighten me?





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), I'm definitely not gonna want my SO checking me out in the club. I wouldn't be able to perform worth shit!

oh yea, but its NOT THE SAME!!


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