New to this site and wanted to introduce myself...

10 comments

• Clubber

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  17 years ago

  One of my favorites at the old Teasers in Key West, danced into her 40's. She showed me her drivers license when she was 39. I had NO idea she close to 40, at that time. Some can continue for a long time. But then, there are many that should never have started!
• jablake

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  17 years ago

  
  Welcome to the board. :)
• Ironcat

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  17 years ago

  Welcome to the board Taylor. The more dancer input we get the better.
• casualguy

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  17 years ago

  I know a dancer who is still dancing, looks great, and is the same age as me. 30 years old is still young for a lot of dancers especially if they still look good. At the club I'm thinking about, one waitress used to dance for me and the girl at the door (at least occasionally) used to dance for me as well. I'm trying to decide what club I want to go to tonight in case you can't tell since it's still early. I'm around 39.
• FONDL

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  17 years ago

  Let me add my welcome too, Taylor. I used to be friends with a Taylor (her dancer name) so I can relate. And I agree with Casualguy, if I had to guess I'd say that the average dancer is about 30, there are lots of girls working who are a whole lot older than that and doing very well. So if you don't want to dance anymore, that's fine, but don't feel you have to quit because of your young age. (I'm in my 60s - we have a bunch of old farts here.)
• 8mileman

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  17 years ago

  hello, and welcome. i know of one dancer here in detroit at player's lounge that is 49.
• Techman

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  17 years ago

  Welcome aboard! I am 63, been going to clubs for 47 years. Would be great to have your critiques of clubs, do you ever go for curiosity? Where did you dance? Hope to see a lot of you; in print!
• minnow

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  17 years ago

  I'll extend my welcome to you, and my first question: Could you tell us a little bit more about your background(eg- yrs stripping, clubs worked at, and general type- bikini, topless, nude, type of dances,etc). If your "resume" is rather lengthy(high no of clubs) the 3-5 clubs/cities that you worked at the most would suffice. Not to be nosy- just to get a workable frame of reference for your posts. Also, add most memorable experiences.
• casualguy

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  17 years ago

  Hi Taylor. Feel free to join in on any of the discussions you want to. I won't bite. ... unless you like that sort of thing. :)
• mr.munchie

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  17 years ago

  I also know about 7-8 dancers that are within a couple years of 50 and you would never guess.