Hi everybody!
I have had a couple customers tell me they have to stop having me dance for them because they have developed feelings for me. But lately, I had one guy who was spending between $400 - $600 a week on me then tell me he had fallen in love with me. He wanted to know what I had to say... and I was like, "Ohhh, :o you're so sweet! " I had no idea what to say. He gave me this card and a letter that professed his undying love for me and he knew I probably didn't feel the same, but he felt he had to tell me. I was like, why the hell tell me cause now I thought it was probably going to be wierd dancing for him. Well, he has stopped coming in as often and last time he came in only spent $200 but gave me another "I love you" card and some stuffed animals.
I guess my question is how do you keep a guy coming back but keep them from getting to the point where they feel as though they love you and can't get dances from you anymore? It seems as though lately all my customers are big spenders and I only see two or three customers a shift. This scares me because although the money is great right now, what happens when these guys stop coming in? I don't have any time to expand my base of customers because all my time is taken up by a select few. I'm afraid that these guys might be developing feelings and I don't really wanna lose them as customers. What do I do?
HELP!!!
Thanks!


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