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Dancer or a stripper?

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londonguyBreathe, breathe in the air

Probably been discussed before but when talking to a stripper do you refer to her as a dancer or a stripper, or something else?

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samsung1

I usually refer to them as dancers because I think that is more respectful but I don't think it really matters as long as you spend money on them they don't care what you call them.

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Drippy

One of my favorites refers to herself as a stripper, however I always call them dancers when engaged in conversation.

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uscue13

Same as drippy, I call them dancers and a few of the girls reference the other girls as dancers, but most use stripper that I've dealt with.

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londonguy

I call them dancers as well, for the same reasons as Samsung1. Just like I don't refer to escorts as prostitutes, or in a more degrogatory manner as whores.

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BaddJack

I call them ecdysiasts.

They then ask what that means.

Then I tell them.

Most of them laugh, the bitches demand that I take it back and call them erotic artists.

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samsung1

to save others the time of looking it up..

ecdysiasts = n. A striptease artist. [From ecdysis.] ecdysiast. a strip tease dancer

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BaddJack

How we gonna learn 'em if we give the answers?

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steve229

I go with dancer since that's how I hear them refer to each other. (BTW, I'm surprised we haven't seen the obligatory "all strippers are whores so that's what I call them" post yet).

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arbeeguy

One club I go to is a bikini club, and they never take off any clothes, so it would be highly incorrect to call them strippers. I like the term "dancer" because it is more neutral. There are a lot of different kinds of dancers - ballet, Broadway, Bikini, Gentlemen's Club, Sleaze Club, etc.

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gatorfan

I use both terms, basically the same.

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BaddJack

arbeeguy: Your post reminded me of that great scene in "Independence Day":

First Lady Marilyn Whitmore: So, what do you do for a living?

Jasmine Dubrow: I'm a dancer.

Whitmore: Ah, the ballet...

Jasmine: No, exotic.

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shadowcat

No hard and fast rules. I use girl a lot, followed by dancer and lastly stripper.

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txtittyfan

I refer to them as dancer. Stripper is a term I would reserve for a true stripper ala the old burlesque shows.

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potheadpl

Dancer. Most of the ones I meet, especially the young ones, prefer the term. There is one girl at my favorite club who calls herself a stripper---but she's a real stripper. She wears costumes and puts on a performance.

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lopaw

If I'm trying to get some nice mileage, she's an "adult entertainer".

If I'm trying to get rid of her, she's a stripper.

Most any other situation, she's a dancer.

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Clubber

Dancer.

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chandler

When I go to a club, it's not to be with a dancer. I want a stripper. I don't care for euphemisms.

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chandler

Two old 'Dancer or Stripper' threads.....

From 4 years ago: /dt.php

From 2 years ago: /dt.php

I like how FONDL did a 180 between the two. I wonder whatever happened to him? Hope he's alright.

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KootchieKoo

Both about equally, around here people don't get too far into the different shades of meaning so the terms are interchangeable. Stripper is not derogatory, my favorite also calls herself a stripper.

As a verb I hear "dancing" much more often than "stripping" - as in "she quit dancing".

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shadowcat

chandler, I have wondered about FONDL also. He would be in his late 70's now, so may be gone. I have a photo of he and his retired ATF on a sail boat on Tampa Bay.

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wallanon

Dancer runs less of a risk of tweaking self-esteem issues. Since you can't necessarily tell by looking at them if they're a head case, dancer wins.

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chandler

When in doubt, it's best to be straightforward with strippers, not to mince words. Stripper wins.

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Scoops

BaddJack, do you also request frottage from your ecdysiasts? I have referred to a SC as a 'Frottagerie'.

Main Entry: frot·tage

Function: noun

Etymology: French, from frotter to rub

Date: 1935

1 : the technique of creating a design by rubbing (as with a pencil) over an object placed underneath the paper; also : a composition so made

2 : the act of obtaining sexual stimulation by rubbing against a person or object

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BaddJack

I DO request frottage. I also request partialism. I love the word "frottagerie" and will try to incorporate it in my future trips to see the Local Folk Dancing.

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casualguy

I'm in general agreement. If I like someone I'll probably refer to her more as a dancer since the word stripper seems a bit more derogatory at least among some dancers I've talked to. I'm not sure if most still feel that way or not. Some don't care but you never know when someone might be offended. I believe a dancer corrected me a long time ago and told me she didn't call herself a stripper, she was an exotic dancer. Sometimes I wonder if they would rather be called a social worker. They entertain and interact with a lot of people some of whom may be single sometimes lonely guys who desire some female interaction.

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