"Women on the pill averaged $37 (and had no performance peak) versus $53 for women off-pill. The contraceptive produces hormonal cues indicating early pregnancy, not an enticing target for a would-be suitor. Birth control could lead to many thousands of dollars lost every year." ---- psychologytoday.com ----
Actually, I think the woman just acts differently . . . like there is a real interest in you as a man.
"Miller links the wage fluctuations to changes in body odor, waist-to-hip ratio, and facial features. Despite operating at the upper limits of flirtatiousness already, he says there may also be subtle shifts in their behavior—"how they talk and move when enticing a customer to buy a dance, and how they perform the dance itself."
Now I know it's not just me: the reporter actually said that Miller was operating at the upper limits of flirtatiousness already. What is with this breezy bad-writing thing? You'd think a major national magazine would catch a misplaced modifying clause ... especially at the beginning of the sentence, the classic freshman-Comp location.
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news.bbc.co.uk
Story about about a pill for increasing a women's libido and decreasing their appetite.
For strippers if might plausibly have the effect of INCREASING income: For customers emptier pockets and BIGGER smiles.