Life lessons from the hobby

Their is a lot more to mention like how it has helped me manage money better but I just wanted to share one section......

Taught me not to expect to much from another human being. Eh. At least I am pleasantly surprised when some acts the good part.

I readd all of juicys juich shit about his life lessons so I don't hsve to learn them the hard way

This seems like a ripoff of my thread started the other day ;)

I have had to learn a new language to understand what is going on here. Not sure how to describe it, maybe ghetto, hood, street slang, uneducated gibberish, who knows?

Kind of like being in México and trying to keep up with the language. I know most of the words, but sometimes I miss it.

I get the general idea, but I'll be damned if I understand everything Juice says.

Juice is retarded.

I have learned a lot about women and strippers are women believe it or not.

I have also learned quite a bit about street smarts the hard way.

And I get to practice social skillsmimwas not so good at, thus is probably one of the best lessons I have learned.

Also I have learned how to be more direct and go for what you want.

I could go on.

This is kind of like thanksgiving when everyone takes turns telling what they are thankful for. :o)

Meant to say "skills I was not so good at".

Damn fat fingers.

I learned "don't fall in love with a stripper." At the risk of generalizing, they all have "father issues", are unable to make and keep commitments, and most tend toward narcissism. Some are sincere, some honest, some love sex, others hate men. Strippers are some of the most fascinating people I've ever met but love is beyond the capability at this point in their lives. While I'm not a shrink, I have spent lots of time with strippers who I'm sure have borderline personality disorders which are not easily resolved. Drugs are another recurrent theme with many of these women having strong addictive tendencies. I've enjoyed drugs both ITC and OTC and I'm fortunate that I can walk away from it, but I've seen too many who can't stop and get into a terrible downward spiral.
So what have I learned? You only live once, most strippers are great fun while the money lasts and fantasy ain't all bad.

You boys are the best....even you fagget haters

gawker is soooo right
i dated a stripper I met at a bar, not in a strip club! years ago she had major issue's with drugs and alcohol she had to get drunk or high every night before she went to work which eventually took a toll on our relationship but she gave me an inside look at the business and it's not pretty lots of girls with serious issues and most will rip you off in a heartbeat without any remorse. so my advice be clear on what you want, don't ever think she is going to call you for that date she promised after you just dropped $500 on dances and remember this "nothing and I mean NOTHING in life is free!"

Next move on to being rich widows boy toy to complete your training and generate money from what you have learned.

I already knew it's easy to be popular while you're spending money, so there were no big life lessons for me to learn from SCs.

I think nearly all women are strippers at heart. But they repress it because they don't want to be the target of the contempt that comes with being a stripper. Many people in our so-called Christian society live in a vicious cycle of contemptuous treatment causing personal problems causing further contemptuous treatment. Women in this group are much more likely to be strippers, because the contempt they suffer for being strippers in just part of the noise in their lives.

Come to think of it, maybe all human beings are strippers at heart, most just lack a willing audience.

still true