MaleStripperDion

Creepiest thing was when I worked at a gay club, and one of the guys tried to offer me cash if I would go to the bathroom with him. I refused, and he followed me around the club all night, offering more and more money. When I brought this incident to the owner's attention, he didn't care and thought it was funny. I quit the club after that.

There's been several, although it doesn't happen as much as some guys fear. Most brides just want to have fun.

The worst culprit was one bride who wanted to have sex with me. I didn't want to have sex with her, but didn't want to hurt her feelings with outright rejection (she was a customer after all), so I told her that I didn't have any condoms. Her reply: "It's okay, I'm on the pill."

I did not sleep with her. I also felt sorry for her soon-to-be-husband.

I can twerk pretty well!

Lately, some girls request "The Helicopter." For those of you that don't know, that's swinging your penis around in a circle.

There are plenty of misconceptions. One being the assumption that all male strippers are gay. Most of the guys that perform for women are straight. There may be a few who are gay or bi here and there.

Guys who don't know much about this industry often assume that penis size and showing it off is important. However, many male revues won't allow full nudity.

Another misconception is that women don't tip well. I find that women can be quite generous with money.

Only a few times and never from the girls. Believe it or not, it's usually the young straight guys who cause the problems. Perhaps my presence makes them feel threatened, or they have something to prove.

At one party, one of the girl's brother and his redneck friends crashed in on the party and started firing whistling bottle rockets at me in the living room.

I stripped at a country bar for a birthday girl and several of her friends. One of the girls got frisky with me. Little did I know that she was married and her husband was in the crowd (the bar was opened to the public). He waited outside to fight me in the parking lot, but he never approached me when I walked out and went to my car.