Mmm, it’s about athletics and sales and getting your tits out. Other wise it’s gymnastics or cirque de soliel, as previously discussed. Let’s at least be honest about the point of strip Clubs shall we?
Hi there. I'm an ex dancer. Only stopped 4 mths ago, after over a decade career. Which I loved.
I get that you are describing what you personally think "the point" of strip clubs are. But maybe open your mind a little bit that maybe you've not got a better insight than people who've lived and breathed the industry.
I'm also an ACA qualified accountant. I quit that to be a full time dancer. I also hold a degree in business and finance, and another in marine biology. I'm not stupid, or exploited. In ten years of actual, real, experience I met no one who didn't love the job and do it out of pure choice. I'm making an absolute choice to pursue a job I loved, over a job that many people view as more acceptable/worthy/desirable/pc. Good for them. I'm far prouder of my dancing.
For the record. Which you'll all ignore, as per usual, because you obviously know what the job is far better than someone who's done it. Wonder if you'd tell me how to be an accountant having got no knowledge of that either. Having your tits out is sod all to do with it. Once you've got regulars, you often don't strip at all. I'm an ex gymnast too, which as a PP mentioned, plays a far bigger role in being a successful dancer. An hour in my company was £480. To think people pay this exorbitant amount to primarily stare at tits, when millions are there to ogle for free online, is both silly, and insulting to dancers. Believe me, if all I had was tits and the ability to flash, I'd make zero.
It's about rapport. It's about making people laugh. It's about being escapism. It's about being a borderline therapist. It's about extreme strength and athletic ability, to stop a whole room while they watch in awe as you spin round upside down by one foot, 20 odd feet in the air off a pole. It's about making people feel so great in your company that don't want the night to end. And believe me, to get them to pay over a thousand pounds for your company, it's an absolute skill.
I don't know where all these people get off telling me I needed saving, that I'm in danger. The audacity when they've got no actual experience on any of it but an opinion that's apparently far more relevant than mine. They tell me how I feel. Seriously, fuck off!
Go save who needs saving. There's always tonnes of us who point out we love what we do. And these bloody arseholes patronise us, "oh look, another happy hooker story." Literally how dare you. "Oh, there's always seems to be one of these strippers popping up to say how great it is.". At what point is it going to sink in that there's so many of us popping up because that's what 99.9% of us feel and we're fed up of this bull?????
No. Too busy being feminists who want to tell me I don't know that as a dancer, I don't know what dancers want.
Look up "Jaq The Stripper" and see the cartoons. She couldn't get it more right. But then, she's done the job. She actually knows what she's talking about.