WANTING TO BECOME A DANCER
Babydancergirl
I've been thinking about becoming a dancer since I was about 15 lol that's when I got pregnant with my now 2 year old child. Anyways he is not in my care and I am trying to fight or him back and I have one for year to prove to them I can do it and I have no money keep losing apartments and it sucks cause I love my child and want nothing more then to have him back although I am still with my child's father it's been almost 4 years but his opinion on dancers is not good at all and I want to tell him I want to be a dancer/stripper but I don't know how to or I think he will dump me please give me advice thanks lady's ❤️
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I honestly don't know how much money you can make or if you want to be a clean dancer! I do suspect that you can make more if you're willing to be dirty! I also worry that being a stripper may make it harder to get your son back, since strippers have a bad reputation in some circles! Please stay clean of drugs whatever you do!
Assuming you're real, good luck and I hope you live a brilliant life!
Second, this is not the right website for a prospective dancer at all. Although there are a few of us dancers, this discussion board is pretty shitty in terms of quality since the trolls are so active. Do some research and find a different site.
Third, if you have to go to court for custody of your kid you should not let anyone know you are a stripper if you don't trust them enough not to bring it up in court. Strippers are given an unfair disadvantage in most legal affairs, including custody battles.
Secondly, not many significant others will ever agree to the other dancing. But here are some things to help, explain that you won't do extras, no one can make you do them and if the clubs full of it leave and go somewhere else if you font want to be around it. Next see what type of strip clubs are in your area, full nude, has to wear pasties, not allowed to take panties off, or only able to wear sexy clothing. If it's a place that doesn't go full nude that could work in your fave as far as trying to get them on your side about it. Go with him to some of the clubs your interested in working out or go by yourself then take him to the ones you would like to try. And maybe even go a few nights chat with the girls there a bit find out as much as you can about the environment there and how the girls act and hiw far the girls go, even if the club doesn't allow it lots of girls still do extras. I don't recommend straight out asking that though cause there is a big chance they will take offense. Your best bet is to just kind of feel it out and use your best judgment. And if extras happen at one club and not another the girls at the one it doesn't occur in will probably tell you all the dirt they know.
Most dancers that come on here asking for advice is b/c they are obviously newbies/green and thus why they are asking for advice and they may not know much about TUSCL to know it's a custy website.
IMO it's best to treat it as legit unless it's obviously a troll but that would be hard to know for sure – just my opinion – but it's kinda douchy to treat chicks like shit that post innocent enough questions just b/c she didn't know any better – it's not as if she came here insulting anyone – so why insult her w/o knowing for sure if it's a troll – and nothing in her post would suggest she was.
Also, the OP has a gun in her stocking or garter. Probably don't want to piss her off.
Try out some clubs in your area -- or drive an hour away if you don't want to run into relatives and neighbors. Visit on days and nights, talk to dancers, audition -- get a feel for what you're getting into. Stay away from StripperWeb -- there's no reason to let those hags turn you into a cynic about SC customers preemptively, when interaction with actual customers will do the job nicely.
Oh, and show us your tits :)
Instead of jumping full on to becoming a dancer. Maybe become a cocktail waitress or bartender at a club. Then you can see what it is like behind the scene. You can see if it is clean, dirty, extras, etc. You can see if you want to deal with some of the issues clients don't see... ie: if certain dancers are bitchy, helpful, etc towards new dancers. If management is good towards dancers. Stuff like that.
Like others stated about the custody battle.... don't tell them you are a dancer. This way you can say: waitress or bartender.
Now you might not make the $$$$ that a dancer gets. But good looking wait staff who are also quick at getting drinks and good service will make cash.
Just another avenue to go try.