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Jascoi
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why the fuck do girls get tattoos??? it absolutely seems to mess up your opportunities. speaking for only myself I prefer absolutely no tattoos. but I will not let tattoos get in the way of enjoying an otherwise beautiful woman. but I prefer none. likewise with piercings. I don't quite include an ear piercing or two. but to me less is more.
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But the motives are just like GMD said.
And, it's their body. If they think it looks cool and want to be permanently branded with some words, symbol, or a picture then nothing's stopping them. Their life isn't ONLY about whether some 40 or 70 year old will buy dances from her.
there’s 2 dancers at my fav local club who are new to me and both are super hot and neither has many tats. :-)
It's the ones that, as another poster put it, look like MS-13 members that I usually avoid no matter what. At the point where I can't even see any normal skin coloring is where I'm not attracted anymore. I'll leave those for Captain Kirk.
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Well sure, they exist. But men who are successful enough that they have extra money to spend on strippers, AND like tats and piercings, are a small minority. Not just here. That's just a reality.
Obviously enough, the strippers who get tats and piercings, don't give a fuck about what customers think or how it might affect their income -- these tend to be either deeply personal choices that are more important than revenue impact, or frivilous (and probably drunk) choices with no thought at all to revenue impact. Either way, I don't think we PLs factor very much into most strippers' decision tree on this :)
There’s nothing quite like watching a girl’s cunt juice up while she’s tied spreadeagled on the bed and I’m cranking up the pressure on her nipples or flogging her ass.
I took a break from here and was exclusively at another city for the longest time. I’ve found that it’s actually easier for me to make in the money in th city I started at now.
Tattoos aren’t the only factor, I think. She also has a cutesy goth girl look and often colors her hair to unnatural shades, and she didn’t do that when she first started either.
Where are you getting this data from? Did they do some type of study or take a survey? I'd be interested in seeing it if so.
I also know a gal with an ideal body, but consistent with her drug use, has "a monkey on her back." It's far from expert ( she says he was smoking crack when the "artist" did his work). It detracts from her overall appearance and will be an embarrassment at some time in her life.
I hate piercings to the genitals and breasts. However I did once have a good friend who had her tongue pierced and during BBBJ's she'd run that little ball along under the head and it added to the sensation which I loved. I was very disappointed when she took it out.
But still tats disqualify a stripper for DS status. Some standards can’t be compromised.
I have been noticing some younger stripper don't have tattoos. Could this be a trend? A rebellion against the tattooed older crowd? I can only hope.
I think sabraman is right on. Most guys that like tats/piercings don't have tons of money to blow on strippers.
And how does it ruin opportunities? What if the tattoos are in a concealable place? It's only an issue if you have face tattoos or full sleeves, etc
Aside from their opportunity to get more money in a strip club, however, why do women get tattoos? Can't possibly improve their longer-term likelihood of getting employment anywhere any time ever. It's almost as if a girl who gets stripper-style tattoos is doing the same as saying to herself, "Well, that's it, I'm trapped, I'll always be a stripper."
I'm not glad, or sad, that they do it. And I can live with 'em or without 'em, they aren't necessary. But for me, personally, tattoos aren't entirely the turn-off that they seem to be for a lot of TUSCLers.
I really like a dancer with good tattoos. I don't mind most piercings. I mind more if a dancer looks like she fell face-first into a tackle box. I have a lot of tattoos, so it would be hypocritical to cast judgement against them.
And I love customers who hate tattoos. I benefit from having broader tastes.
Bingo!
My prediction: in 20 years not having a tattoo will be the new tattoo, and the cycle will begin again.
Damn, I sound like a creep in that first paragraph. Zoey I promise I'm not like SJG lol.