Saying no to a dancer who walks up and asks if you want a dance is fairly easy. It's much harder though when she just sits down next to you and starts to talk. Which is why if I'm in an unfamiliar club I usually try to sit somewhere, usually at the bar, where there isn't an empty seat next to me. That usually lets me pick the girl I want. But I agree that persistence sometimes pays. I once ended up being a regular of a girl I turned down the first time she approached me.



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Make eye contact, it is very rude when you ask someone if they want a dance and they can't even look at you when they answer as if they think they are god..


) Just say it politely and waste as little of my time as possible.

looking at a certain part of our body, then it's only right of you to tip for it. Besides, that's why we are prancing around with our clothes off. And if you claim not to like a specific person, then look the other way..

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