Appreciation
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Keep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
Another thread about putting video from a club on the internet got me thinking. If a current or former stripper got "made" by her neighbors or co-workers, it could mean huge problems. She could be harassed, lose her job, even be the target of violence. (This is somewhat true for customers, but to a much lesser degree.) But somehow no one seems too upset when strippers are thoughtlessly exposed to this risk by their image being posted on the internet.
With other jobs that put people in danger, medical, fire fighter, etc. the public gets irate if they find out the worker's safety is not a high priority.
With other jobs that put people in danger, medical, fire fighter, etc. the public gets irate if they find out the worker's safety is not a high priority.
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The public doesn't get irate if a fire fighter starts a fight and is called on it.
I also think amongst many in Gen X and younger, especially with the nonsense posted on facebook and shared sexting on phones, stripping is not badly held in opinion.
It's my impression that most strippers, even young ones, are still leading double lives. They don't want their neighbors / people at school or at their other job to know they strip. They often also hid it from family and many of their friends.