The stigma really is gone when it comes stripping
Muddy
USA
And a lot of sex work in general. I mean I look at these strip club instagram pages or just even the club website, nobody is hiding their face every girl is just out there dancing the night away. It's something to be proud of now, like if you can't be actress, you can still be kind of a star as a stripper at least in that building in a world where everyone is looking social media clout. And EVERYBODY has an only fans.
With how crazy the world has gotten, I don't think anybody cares anymore. Ok your a stripper? That's it? That is MILD as fuck by today's standards.
With how crazy the world has gotten, I don't think anybody cares anymore. Ok your a stripper? That's it? That is MILD as fuck by today's standards.
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And if you look at the stripper-focused reddit subs there's still regular questions about ways to protect their privacy and identity, and plenty of dancers providing solutions and recommendations.
I think stigma is probably at an all time low. Having to be concerned about safety, too bad that's also not at an all time low. Really too bad.
But yes there always is a thing about safety, no doubt a factor.
I book strippers for parties, first site was up late 1995. faces because no one was online lol
then no faces for a few years, then mid 2010s, everyone shows their face.
There will always be safety issues from jealous guys, triple if they're extras strippers.
However, if/when they attempt to obtain mainstream job, particularly a professional job, the skeletons will be harmful.
There are still many people who either feel superior to dancers, or even worse, the pearl clutchers who feel such activities must be banned. Even in clue collar circles, girls are frowned upon. I know of one girl who took a lot of heat at her cashier job for being a dancer.
How many of us disclose our activities to those that we know in the real world? Not many, I imagine, particularly in this PC world.
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But Instagram and TikTok have shadow bans for sex workers, or even outright account removal. And there have been a lot of Reddit strippers who have bemoaned getting banned off of other subreddits not related to sex work, despite having on-topic posts/comments to the sub as a normal member. And they were surprised that it happened to them.
In my opinion, the shame is there. The young ‘uns just don’t realize it as much. But also, it may be that the shame gets lowered as a future consequence in a “they can’t punish us all” kind of way. Time will tell.
So it seems the stigma must be a lot less.
Probably the worst part of being stigmatized is the isolation. But the internet makes it easier for people to break our of isolation.
My current #1 fav owns the house where she live, and also owns rental property. Since, for working class people under 40, home ownership is something from long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, stories like that do a lot to counteract stigmas.