Anonymous
05/06/2015 06:45
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this really the only thing you have qualified in your life to do? Yes, you have options, but why opt for this? You can actually earn money with many professions that are not so degrading. In addition, this is a limited career- after a certain age- you have nothing. Have you considered this very realistic scenario?
Not the OP. Have you considered reading the thread (it's not that long) to determine whether the answers you seek have already been provided? (Hint - they have.)
13 pages is long so no i haven't- i'll just bow out on this thread since in many ways- I just don't give a shit is someone doesn't give a shit about themselves (stripper).
It isn't that long, this thread has been educational. You should read the whole thing. Some responses are a few lines, so it a quick read.
Anonymous
05/06/2015 01:24
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this really the only thing you have qualified in your life to do? Yes, you have options, but why opt for this? You can actually earn money with many professions that are not so degrading. In addition, this is a limited career- after a certain age- you have nothing. Have you considered this very realistic scenario?
Not the OP. Have you considered reading the thread (it's not that long) to determine whether the answers you seek have already been provided? (Hint - they have.)
13 pages is long so no i haven't- i'll just bow out on this thread since in many ways- I just don't give a shit is someone doesn't give a shit about themselves (stripper).
TL;DR she works at a non profit (so little income) and strips to provide a college fund for her dc's. Ironically considers herself above prostitution.
Anonymous
05/06/2015 01:14
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this really the only thing you have qualified in your life to do? Yes, you have options, but why opt for this? You can actually earn money with many professions that are not so degrading. In addition, this is a limited career- after a certain age- you have nothing. Have you considered this very realistic scenario?
Not the OP. Have you considered reading the thread (it's not that long) to determine whether the answers you seek have already been provided? (Hint - they have.)
13 pages is long so no i haven't- i'll just bow out on this thread since in many ways- I just don't give a shit is someone doesn't give a shit about themselves (stripper).
I'd much rather be friends with OP than you, Ms. Judgy Potty Mouth. She's a better person than you all around.
Anonymous
05/06/2015 00:33
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this really the only thing you have qualified in your life to do? Yes, you have options, but why opt for this? You can actually earn money with many professions that are not so degrading. In addition, this is a limited career- after a certain age- you have nothing. Have you considered this very realistic scenario?
Not the OP. Have you considered reading the thread (it's not that long) to determine whether the answers you seek have already been provided? (Hint - they have.)
13 pages is long so no i haven't- i'll just bow out on this thread since in many ways- I just don't give a shit is someone doesn't give a shit about themselves (stripper).
Anonymous
05/06/2015 00:30
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a such a great AMA thread. OP, you sound so grounded and secure with yourself, which is even better to hear considering your childhood. Good for you and thanks for being open here. I have learned a lot. I've spent a lot of time thinking about these kinds of issues (I work in a "feminist" environment and these conversations come up a lot) and your thread has been very enlightening. Thanks!
+1 Agree! Great OP and really eye-opening to hear your perspective.
Thank you both! I definitely wasn't expecting this level of respect. Curious, first PP, why you call them "feminist" environments?
First PP here. Well, I work in an agency where I specialize in a domestic violence component, which is generally considered a rather feminist environment. I didn't mean to imply that it was "feminist" rather than simply feminist, it's just not a an organization that fully identifies as feminist if that makes sense.
If you say the word, "feminist" over and over, it just starts to lose its meaning, like any other word does.
I was answering a direct question, perhaps in a clumsy manner, but no need to be rude.
Anonymous
05/06/2015 00:28
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Is this really the only thing you have qualified in your life to do? Yes, you have options, but why opt for this? You can actually earn money with many professions that are not so degrading. In addition, this is a limited career- after a certain age- you have nothing. Have you considered this very realistic scenario?
Not the OP. Have you considered reading the thread (it's not that long) to determine whether the answers you seek have already been provided? (Hint - they have.)
Anonymous
05/06/2015 00:19
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Is this really the only thing you have qualified in your life to do? Yes, you have options, but why opt for this? You can actually earn money with many professions that are not so degrading. In addition, this is a limited career- after a certain age- you have nothing. Have you considered this very realistic scenario?
Anonymous
05/05/2015 23:43
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a such a great AMA thread. OP, you sound so grounded and secure with yourself, which is even better to hear considering your childhood. Good for you and thanks for being open here. I have learned a lot. I've spent a lot of time thinking about these kinds of issues (I work in a "feminist" environment and these conversations come up a lot) and your thread has been very enlightening. Thanks!
+1 Agree! Great OP and really eye-opening to hear your perspective.
Thank you both! I definitely wasn't expecting this level of respect. Curious, first PP, why you call them "feminist" environments?
First PP here. Well, I work in an agency where I specialize in a domestic violence component, which is generally considered a rather feminist environment. I didn't mean to imply that it was "feminist" rather than simply feminist, it's just not a an organization that fully identifies as feminist if that makes sense.
If you say the word, "feminist" over and over, it just starts to lose its meaning, like any other word does.
So I guess you tell your kids you 'love' them every other year.....so not as to cheapen it right??
Anonymous
05/05/2015 23:34
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a such a great AMA thread. OP, you sound so grounded and secure with yourself, which is even better to hear considering your childhood. Good for you and thanks for being open here. I have learned a lot. I've spent a lot of time thinking about these kinds of issues (I work in a "feminist" environment and these conversations come up a lot) and your thread has been very enlightening. Thanks!
+1 Agree! Great OP and really eye-opening to hear your perspective.
Thank you both! I definitely wasn't expecting this level of respect. Curious, first PP, why you call them "feminist" environments?
First PP here. Well, I work in an agency where I specialize in a domestic violence component, which is generally considered a rather feminist environment. I didn't mean to imply that it was "feminist" rather than simply feminist, it's just not a an organization that fully identifies as feminist if that makes sense.
Thank you!
Anonymous
05/05/2015 23:33
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a such a great AMA thread. OP, you sound so grounded and secure with yourself, which is even better to hear considering your childhood. Good for you and thanks for being open here. I have learned a lot. I've spent a lot of time thinking about these kinds of issues (I work in a "feminist" environment and these conversations come up a lot) and your thread has been very enlightening. Thanks!
+1 Agree! Great OP and really eye-opening to hear your perspective.
Thank you both! I definitely wasn't expecting this level of respect. Curious, first PP, why you call them "feminist" environments?
First PP here. Well, I work in an agency where I specialize in a domestic violence component, which is generally considered a rather feminist environment. I didn't mean to imply that it was "feminist" rather than simply feminist, it's just not a an organization that fully identifies as feminist if that makes sense.
If you say the word, "feminist" over and over, it just starts to lose its meaning, like any other word does.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 23:14
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a such a great AMA thread. OP, you sound so grounded and secure with yourself, which is even better to hear considering your childhood. Good for you and thanks for being open here. I have learned a lot. I've spent a lot of time thinking about these kinds of issues (I work in a "feminist" environment and these conversations come up a lot) and your thread has been very enlightening. Thanks!
+1 Agree! Great OP and really eye-opening to hear your perspective.
Thank you both! I definitely wasn't expecting this level of respect. Curious, first PP, why you call them "feminist" environments?
First PP here. Well, I work in an agency where I specialize in a domestic violence component, which is generally considered a rather feminist environment. I didn't mean to imply that it was "feminist" rather than simply feminist, it's just not a an organization that fully identifies as feminist if that makes sense.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 17:50
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a such a great AMA thread. OP, you sound so grounded and secure with yourself, which is even better to hear considering your childhood. Good for you and thanks for being open here. I have learned a lot. I've spent a lot of time thinking about these kinds of issues (I work in a "feminist" environment and these conversations come up a lot) and your thread has been very enlightening. Thanks!
+1 Agree! Great OP and really eye-opening to hear your perspective.
Thank you both! I definitely wasn't expecting this level of respect. Curious, first PP, why you call them "feminist" environments?
Anonymous
05/05/2015 17:40
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP what is your monthly take-home after tipping out, taxes and so on?
Didn't answer this question, OP.
never mind I saw the answer!
Anonymous
05/05/2015 17:39
Subject: I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:OP what is your monthly take-home after tipping out, taxes and so on?
Didn't answer this question, OP.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 17:07
Subject: Re:I'm a stripper. AMA.
Anonymous wrote:What percentage of males clients get erections during personal dances?
I really don't know. If a man tried to "show" (through his pants) an erection, I would have him thrown out.