I'm a stripper. AMA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here - thank you all for defending me against the creepy, misogynistic troll!

Everyone who disagrees with you is not a troll dear.

PS a stripper has no moral authority to call other people creepy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I see there's a poster who doesn't think I have the right to set boundaries - it's that mentality that leads to the rape and killing of women. Very upsetting. You win PP!

The point is that she's selling her self/body for money which really makes her no better than a hooker. It's all a part of the same industry:sex.

And stop the madness. There is nothing empowering to women about a woman who takes her clothes off for male enjoyment, as if she's a zoo animal.

An empowered female would draw the line at selling her body for a dollar.

If she was so empowered there would be no shame or secrecy in her actions.

Needing to have someone walk you to your car at the end of the night because your profession is wrought with so much strife is NOT empowering. Clearly it's harmful, scary and unsafe.

Spin all you'd like sister.

It's like heroin addicts - the addict who only pawns his own things feels superior to the one who pawn their families things who feels superior to the one that steals etc. Meanwhile in the civilized world addicts are just as bad as each other

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I see there's a poster who doesn't think I have the right to set boundaries - it's that mentality that leads to the rape and killing of women. Very upsetting. You win PP!

The point is that she's selling her self/body for money which really makes her no better than a hooker. It's all a part of the same industry:sex.

And stop the madness. There is nothing empowering to women about a woman who takes her clothes off for male enjoyment, as if she's a zoo animal.

An empowered female would draw the line at selling her body for a dollar.

If she was so empowered there would be no shame or secrecy in her actions.

Needing to have someone walk you to your car at the end of the night because your profession is wrought with so much strife is NOT empowering. Clearly it's harmful, scary and unsafe.

Spin all you'd like sister.

Go away. You are ruining a great thread and being really rude to OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - thank you all for defending me against the creepy, misogynistic troll!

Everyone who disagrees with you is not a troll dear.
U
PS a stripper has no moral authority to call other people creepy

Don't you see how you continue to dehumanizing Op? She's not allowed to have boundaries. She's not allowed to call out the person that thinks she should allow her body to be violated. She's just a nothing, not a fellow human. Let's dehumanize all sex workers, let them all rot. Obviously they're worth nothing, they have no morals or value.

This is what your words actually say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I see there's a poster who doesn't think I have the right to set boundaries - it's that mentality that leads to the rape and killing of women. Very upsetting. You win PP!

The point is that she's selling her self/body for money which really makes her no better than a hooker. It's all a part of the same industry:sex.

And stop the madness. There is nothing empowering to women about a woman who takes her clothes off for male enjoyment, as if she's a zoo animal.

An empowered female would draw the line at selling her body for a dollar.

If she was so empowered there would be no shame or secrecy in her actions.

Needing to have someone walk you to your car at the end of the night because your profession is wrought with so much strife is NOT empowering. Clearly it's harmful, scary and unsafe.

Spin all you'd like sister.

Go away. You are ruining a great thread and being really rude to OP.

This thread has contributed nothing that 3 minutes on google can't show I'm sorry that some people have standards.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - thank you all for defending me against the creepy, misogynistic troll!

Everyone who disagrees with you is not a troll dear.
U
PS a stripper has no moral authority to call other people creepy

Don't you see how you continue to dehumanizing Op? She's not allowed to have boundaries. She's not allowed to call out the person that thinks she should allow her body to be violated. She's just a nothing, not a fellow human. Let's dehumanize all sex workers, let them all rot. Obviously they're worth nothing, they have no morals or value.

This is what your words actually say.

Nobody said any of those things

Some of us think that OP has a false sense of morality and want to point it out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Nobody said any of those things

Some of us think that OP has a false sense of morality and want to point it out

And some of us (like me) don't like your sense of "morality" and also don't like the way you're trashing OP's very interesting thread.

If you don't like the sex industry, you can show your disapproval by refusing to patronize it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Nobody said any of those things

Some of us think that OP has a false sense of morality and want to point it out

And some of us (like me) don't like your sense of "morality" and also don't like the way you're trashing OP's very interesting thread.

If you don't like the sex industry, you can show your disapproval by refusing to patronize it.

OP has a very boring thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Nobody said any of those things

Some of us think that OP has a false sense of morality and want to point it out

And some of us (like me) don't like your sense of "morality" and also don't like the way you're trashing OP's very interesting thread.

If you don't like the sex industry, you can show your disapproval by refusing to patronize it.

Would you want your dd to turn out like op

[Anonymous]

Holy trolling! Can we just agree to ignore that poster and continue this thread?

Are you treated with respect by the majority of your patrons? What happens when one gets out of line with his words?

[Anonymous]

"I'm an oddly snooty stripper, better than all those other strippers. I'm so different, AMA"

You take off your clothes to sexually arouse strangers for money. Its the insistence that you are a rare breed of a perfectly normal working mom "doing it for unexpected car repairs" that is getting the eye rolling.

[Anonymous]

I'm the PP. Has anyone asked how the club prevents people from taking cell phone photos and videos?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know you don't do it, but can you give us any advice on how one of us may succeed in hooking up with a stripper? Is there a particular technique that could result in getting a stripper to join a client in a hotel after work? Any insight is appreciated.

Most women I work with do not/ would not date the men who come in. Sorry, I don't have any advice for you.

There are multiple websites devoted to help strippers "land" a rich man, including how to get money out of them, get them to pay rent, etc. Its a huge part of strippers side work. Perhaps dating is the wrong word. OP being deliberately obtuse and coy about what "those other" strippers do is getting old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"I'm an oddly snooty stripper, better than all those other strippers. I'm so different, AMA"

You take off your clothes to sexually arouse strangers for money. Its the insistence that you are a rare breed of a perfectly normal working mom "doing it for unexpected car repairs" that is getting the eye rolling.

And the whole "I am so above this activity even though I do one that is 90% the same for money"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I see there's a poster who doesn't think I have the right to set boundaries - it's that mentality that leads to the rape and killing of women. Very upsetting. You win PP!

And all you do is objectify women for all the nice paying men