Stripper "Life Cycle" ?
messaround
Do strippers have a life cycle like consumer products?
1. Intro period where great things are going on attitude improves, mileage grows etc.
2. Give great dances develop regulars and maximize mileage in the club
3. Develop attitudes, revert to "Wanna Dance" method
4. Sit by the bar and get fat - dance for a few old regulars
1. Intro period where great things are going on attitude improves, mileage grows etc.
2. Give great dances develop regulars and maximize mileage in the club
3. Develop attitudes, revert to "Wanna Dance" method
4. Sit by the bar and get fat - dance for a few old regulars
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There is an initial period of two weeks are so which in which many girls simply decide that it is not the life for them and bail. That's a screening process right there, and is one of the big reasons why strippers are not representative of the population at large.
After this initial stage I think there are a couple of things that happen:
Girls with good personalities but low mileage get regulars who are hungry for fresh meat. The money is amazing. Eventually, however, as these strippers do not date their regulars or up their mileage the regulars become frustrated and move on. The smart girls at this stage move to a different club to begin the cycle anew. Not sure what happens to the ones that stay behind... The money isn't as good anymore though.
For other girls without the great personalities but doing low mileage, they find it hard to attract regulars and hence make good money.
For these girls mileage will increase and attitude will worsen due to the disillusion and drop in self-image (few women are going to be comfortable with being prostitutes). Probably the time when drug and other addictions may develop as an escape. Ethics erodes.
I think some women get trapped in the money addiction/low self-image/poor ethics categories long term. These are the lifes I have so much trouble dealing with.
But then, for most, there seems to be a turning point. Maybe some guy comes along to rescue them, or they hit rock bottom and figure out on their own how to save themselves (self-help tapes? religion?). You can see their self-image and confidence improving. Takes a while but eventually they get to the point where they decide that their true identity is not "stripper" and at this point they leave and go to school and lead normal lives. Or they just decide they are comfort doing strippers and do that while their looks last and then leave.
Again these are just rough patterns I've noticed, and I am sure there are other cycles. In the some cases the girls fitting these patterns are still under observation by me, so it will be interesting to see what the "life cycle" is.
This is a very interesting topic, though. Let me give it some thought and post later on.