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I’ve been to all of the big male revues in Las Vegas (Chippendales, Thunder From Down Under, Aussie Heat, Magic Mike Live).
Aussie Heat is without question the most gay-friendly. They’ll bump and grind on men in the audience and regularly bring men on stage. There’s still quite a bit of “hetero women” material in the show, but I’ve never felt awkward being there.
The other shows will allow men in, but don’t really acknowledge gay men or bring them on stage. You might get some acknowledgment from Chippendales on a slow night, but usually not. 

Anyone know of providers who will do 1-on-1 striptease/exotic dance sessions? I’ve tried to hire for it in the past without success. My experience has been that (a) a lot of providers think “exotic dance” is a euphemism or code word, and that (b) a lof professional male strippers are straight and just not interested in 1-on-1 private gigs.
I’m located in the western U.S. but willing to travel.
 

Anyone know of providers who will do 1-on-1 striptease/exotic dance sessions? I’ve tried to hire for it in the past without success. My experience has been that (a) a lot of providers think “exotic dance” is a euphemism or code word, and that (b) a lof professional male strippers are straight and just not interested in 1-on-1 private gigs.
I’m located in the western U.S. but willing to travel.
 

I experience a high degree of social anxiety and probably qualify as being on the autism spectrum, although I’ve never been diagnosed as such. Any suggestions for providers who would help me feel comfortable? I’m in the western U.S. My ideal person would be 25-40 and relatively vanilla (not too submissive or too dominant). 

I’ve been to all of the big male revues in Las Vegas (Chippendales, Thunder From Down Under, Aussie Heat, Magic Mike Live).
Aussie Heat is without question the most gay-friendly. They’ll bump and grind on men in the audience and regularly bring men on stage. There’s still quite a bit of “hetero women” material in the show, but I’ve never felt awkward being there.
The other shows will allow men in, but don’t really acknowledge gay men or bring them on stage. You might get some acknowledgment from Chippendales on a slow night, but usually not. 

I’ve been to all of the big male revues in Las Vegas (Chippendales, Thunder From Down Under, Aussie Heat, Magic Mike Live).
Aussie Heat is without question the most gay-friendly. They’ll bump and grind on men in the audience and regularly bring men on stage. There’s still quite a bit of “hetero women” material in the show, but I’ve never felt awkward being there.
The other shows will allow men in, but don’t really acknowledge gay men or bring them on stage. You might get some acknowledgment from Chippendales on a slow night, but usually not.