Stripper/escort/ paid sex worker…. What’s the difference
So, I’m new to this site. Have been going to clubs for over 20 years. I’ve read plenty of reviews, and it dawned on me. What’s really the difference with the girls we all love and go and see? We pay for the dances , we get the handshake and sometimes more. Some of us get the opportunity to do otc with them. But question in hand, what’s the difference?Got something to say?
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I would say that all of those things can overlap and it doesn't make a lot of sense to get overly granular with definitions.
Some lines can be drawn. A dancer who does no extras or OTC is just a dancer and not an escort or sex worker (though I've seen it argued that all dancers are sex workers by default). Meanwhile, an escort who never works in a strip club is obviously not a stripper. And then there's the whole sugar baby thing.
But really it's all hairsplitting. As long as I'm having fun and she's getting paid, I don't care.
Sex Worker is a category. Escort and Stripper are sub-categories of Sex Worker. People can be in multiple categories at the same time, so your girl who spends most of her time as an Escort can strip as a side gig or the other way around. Most strippers I know who also work as escorts meet their clients at the club or via referrals.
Escort=those who intentionally charge for their time, and full service sex is implied.(Or explicit, if law enforcement fears aren’t really there.) It’s usually, but doesn’t necessarily have to be, arranged from online on platforms where both escorts and clients have agreed is a safe enough place to get a transaction.
A stripper is somebody who works at a strip club. Thanks to many years of strict zoning rules, most strip clubs are grandfathered in and it’s very tough to open a new strip club anywhere nationwide. Thanks to that, it’s very easy to identify a stripper because there are only so many strip clubs out there. So a stripper is somebody who works at a strip club and isn’t part of the bar or manager staff.a stripper could be somebody doing a Bikini dance in Nashville, an air dance in San Jose, a wide variety of activities in Dallas, and an even wider variety of activities that makes one wonder why the word “stripper” is its own separate word to describe somebody. A small minority of strippers may also work for a company that does home visits, and most of those companies are for those catering to bachelor parties.
The main problem is, the full definition of human sexuality is unclear. For example, does the Mona Lisa count as erotic art?
A stripper is a sex worker who meets clients in a strip/"gentleman's" club. Or just strips for clients, but clubs like that seem to be entirely a thing of the past.
An escort is a sex worker who finds clients through advertising.
TUSCL/social media/ political website…. What’s the difference?
bigbootyliker: "nothing is work if it's not paid." - except volunteer work. I also thought paid sex worker was a little redundant because they have common words for the unpaid ones, but why not dust off the old troll button once in a while?
It's bittersweet, how often a stripper will warm up to you because you rub her back a little. The warming up is nice, but sad she's not getting plenty of that at home.
Maybe, in some enlightened future, sex workers will be called sex chefs. A meal in a restaurant can't really replace one you prepare with a loved one. But, it can have qualities only a professional can provide.
A Stripper is a sex worker because it is a quid pro quo type of relationship. Give me your money and I'll give you a VIP or sexual fantasy.
A Paid Sex Worker is similar to a Stripper, but does not provide any entertainment or fantasy. It's simply slam, bam, thank you ma'am.
I dunno if you're joking or not, but I hear that more than I'd have expected as time goes on.