Talk to a 100 strippers, you get 100 different stuff --- if you like 'em, deal with the BS, and move on...
Make your life simple and everyone's simple as well...
It is anticlimatic, if you believe that "a stripper is asking if she should call you papi", and immediately you turn around and posting a message about "what a stripper told" in this forum...
While sharing a post-VIP drink, a regular called me "Daddy". I reflexively told her "I'm not your Daddy". Boomer that I am, I looked it up later on Urban Dictionary and realized she was trying to pay me a compliment.
“Papi” is pretty much universal from the Spanish speakers, and it’s a term of endearment. But a white girl calling me “Daddy” is creepy, and an instant turn off.
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Just don’t become Rick the Liger and want pronouns like “it and them” and tryout for women’s swim teams.
But that won’t happen - most cats are afraid of water, right?
I'm not sure I understand the analogy. Are you saying it is okay for the plumber to expose crack? That you like it?
Or that you are not a fan of being called Papi, much like I'm not a fan of plumber crack, but accept that it's just part of the deal.
If the dancer means Papi as in Daddy its a dick softener, but the meaning has extended to the point where dancers usually means "my guy" and should be taken as a compliment imo.
@Dolfan what we can say for sure is that, if the plumber is a hot Cuban chick, I would want to see the whole butt crack.
It's as simple as the title. I don't know why she'd worry I didn't want to be called papi. She's serious about banking, so maybe she's heard that papacito is more typical of Mexico than papi.
A dancer asked me if I had any kids, I replied no. She then said her doctor told her she might be pregnant and it was down to me and one other guy as to who the father could be followed by a few moments awkward silence be for she said she was only kidding.
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