As someone who has been in strip clubs several hundred times and who has had multiple regulars, I have seen the biggest early career ender being excessive weight gain. Number two would be a drug problem. Is that what you have seen? While some customers go for the heavier strippers, most prefer more slender ones. I ran into an old favorite from Harem House in Indianapolis at Dancers on the other side of town recently and she said many customers now tell her she is too big for them and it is hurting her income. I would guess she has added thirty to forty pounds. How much weight gain is too much? Also, have you seen strippers get back down to a normal weight again and extend their career?
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doc. i agree with you. rarely does a girl that i’m attracted to actually look better with weight gain later. although there SOME who have looked even better … but just a few.
same can be said with other changes. tattoos, piercings, ass enhancements, bad boob jobs.
as to boob jobs… IMO most are a nice improvement. but some are a degrade.
some of the girls are offended that i don’t take them up again. if they lose their appeal… sorry. i’m not into continuing loyalty if conditions degrade or i am no longer attracted. i don’t continue to do dances because of undying love. and maybe there’s just another girl that has caught my attention at that moment. this ain’t marriage.
Wrt weight gain: For me, anything more than 10-15% above normal weight for height/build would knock her out of my rotation. OP example would be ~ 25-50% heavy for most dancers. As some posters have mentioned, other factors can be at play for dancers hanging up their heels, or becoming less attractive to regulars. Things like aging, getting too many tats/piercings, or a gawdawful boob job or butt lift.
WRT weight gain, I don't think that ends careers so much as it makes them work in lesser clubs. Aging does more or less the same thing.
Weight gain with aging is certainly one of the top 3 reasons I’ve seen. I’d also say that about one of three dancers bounce back to a better weight in my experience. A 15 pound weight gain on a spinner has me shifting my spending elsewhere in that club or taking my money to another club.
Women lose attractiveness past 30 it's as simple as that. Whereas for men, it's usually early 40's or so.
@sfrsox, I don't know about that necessarily. Some women gain confidence as the age, and that can really boost their appeal. Look at Selena Gomez and Mandy Moore. Sure they were cute when they were teenagers, but now that they've got some age and experience behind them, they're starting to look fantastic.
@PhantomGeek 100000% disagree with on Selena Gomez. She was much hotter younger.
@sfrsox not true. Aging is largely based on genetic factors and how you take care of yourself, lifestyle etc. Some people can look great well into their 50s. I know people who look like crap at 32.
@sfrsox Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.
@sfrsox I agree. Selema Gomez was much hotter in "Spring Breakers" when she was younger.
I would advise these girls not to do drugs or alcohol, or smoke cigarettes. That stuff just ages you like crazy. Then the money dries up.
Many quit dancing once their school is done. They do dancing to cover tuition fee. If a dancer gains weight of 20 to 30 pounds how can she give good lap dances?
Stripping was never a career. It's simply a young girls game where they can make some easy cash for basically doing very little a couple of days a week. That's it; nothing more. Those that try to make stripping a career quickly become jaded and move on. And those that hang on after they age out are at clubs turning tricks while pretending to be strippers.
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