
I was at the strip clubs one night where I noticed a stripper I was drawn to. not only was she gorgeous but she had boobs that I would of sold drugs to have my face buried in them.
however I didn’t approach her because she seemed she had a resting bitch face that night. plus she was already focused on some other guy who she kept orbiting but he kept ignoring her; it seems like he was there for the beers and the baseball game and not for the women. Meanwhile, another stripper, far more friendlier approached me and offered me a lapdance. she was not as hot as the other but she did had a Sandra Romain ass that I couldnt resist.
she took me to the lapdance booth, undressed and immidiately started the dance. later, just when the dance was about to end the first stripper from earlier suddenly approached us more angrier than ever. she showed up like a lioness confronting the hyena that stole her dead antelope when she wasn't looking.
"oh nevermind, I thought it was the guy I was looking for!"
she told the stripper who was giving me the lapdance as she made eye contact with me. the lapdance then officially ended, I got up and paid the stripper and walked away and noticed from looking over my shoulder that they spoke for a little bit as the stripper who gave me the dance was putting her clothes back on.
till this day it sounded like that statment that angry stripper made sounded so deflecting. I'm pretty sure the reason why she was mad was because she wanted to offer me a dance after the other guy she kept orbiting refuse her offer but saw that I already accepted another offer while she was unawared.
That moment made me wonder: it must feel like this in the real world with women in general. with that said, do women sometimes regret not making a move when they see the man they’re interested in choose someone else—especially someone they see as being less attractive or lower status?

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