I was married to a woman who worked as a stripper for a few years before we met. She sort of did the same thing that M. Rouge has done and created a broad generalization based on personal experience.
I don't necessarily think that means that it's incorrect, but it's just limited to your personal experience, and those who have surrounded you.
There are several dynamic that are at work in strip clubs. First and foremost, men are there to see you naked, and get horny. Women are there to get money from men. This tends to bring out the worst in both sexes. The dancers and the patrons are using each other. It's like the small microcosm of a typical bad marriage personified in a professional atmosphere. Like a marriage where the man married the young gold digger for sex because she is young, hot and has big boobs. He doesn't about her as a person or want to hear what she has to say. And she married him for his money even if she is not attracted to him, or maybe can't stand him.
Another thing to consider, is that quite a few men who frequent strip clubs are scumbags. They are married, but might be there lusting or even propositioning these girls. After a while, the girls impression of men becomes rather negative, and they eventually believe that all men cheat on their wives, and they are untrustworthy scumbags. They start to see the strip club clientele as representative of the entire male population.
As a result, it becomes difficult for these women to form any trust for men, and ultimately form healthy relationships with me. They are getting all of their intimacy, friendship, camaraderie, and emotional support from women who are going through the same thing they are. In addition, they are in a very sexual atmosphere, with other very sexy women who really know how to project their sexuality. They begin to admire each other in a professional sense in terms who is the best dancer, the prettiest, the nicest body, etc. Many also find it easy to engage in playful light sexual play because maybe they start doing "dual" lap dances where the guy wants to see them touch each other. It may not really even be sexual for them, but it's fun.
I dated one girl for a short time and she said that while she considered herself bi-sexual, she had only been in one relationship with a woman. She had been in some threesomes, and foursomes with other couples, and she said that when that in these situations, when she was with the other females, it wasn't as much of a turn on for her because there was always the element that they were "performing" for the guys. It was never real unless guys weren't present.
However, my main point, is that there are many factors that go into why strippers turn to women. The behavior of men not being cerebral in a dance club is not surprising, but it's not necessarily due to horniness. Most likely they are not cerebral in the first place, or they are simply not interested in being cerebral with you.
One more thing. Lots of guys who end up becoming regulars at strip clubs have difficulty relating to women as real people. They are simply sex objects to be manipulated with money. They don't know how to be cerebral, or relate to women, or chances are they would be out in other locations talking to other women, and forming friendships and relationships, then going home and having sex with them rather than just going home and jacking off, or sucking each other off in the parking lot.
All in all, the strip club environment generally causes both sexes to lose complete respect for each other over time because it brings out the worst in everyone.