Comments by grrldancer

You don't know how wrong you guys are...why the hell do you care what the "long term effects" are on strippers, anyway?? Captain Save-a-Hos suck. Spend your time worrying about your own damn self.

I'm a dancer and I don't do drugs :(

Ugh...don't you guys have anything better to do than play along with the stereotypes?? Yeah, some strippers blow their money on drugs and clothes and frivilous stuff-so do a lot of stockbrokers. I started dancing after college so most of my income goes towards paying off student loans, savings for a house/Roth IRA and of course taxes. Sure, I like to indulge in the finer things in life when I have the extra money to spend, but I don't need or want $200 purses to be happy. And neither do most of my coworkers ;) PS I would LOVE to get involved in real estate...

Thanks guys..I don't think I'm too thin inr eal life, I was just curious how I compared to the stripper ideal. But you're right, for every guy that doesn't like my body, they'll be one that does. I'm just nervous about dancing, is all..can't wait to finally do it though!! And to ShotDisc-I live in central NJ.

I love the way "stripper shoes" make women look..but they are hell on your feet.

Because all the customers go to the same stripper? Seriously, what's your point?

What makes you think we have "no qualms" about giving sex away? I think that is a huge misconception about strippers-that we have "no qualms" about giving up sex. Most of the dancers I've met are either single and not looking, or involved in monogamous relationships. Please don't stereotype us all.

Why do we want money? It's simple-because dancing is OUR JOB. Would you be willing to work for free? That being said, there are customers who make working fun, by being civil, intelligent, and polite.

I think menstrual synchronicity only happens when women live together.

The money. And it helpes me to get out of my shell, since I'm a very shy and introspective person in real life.