@thestripper do you avoid working At black strip clubs?
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Elle Driver
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you calling the shots? lol
That is some golddigging shyt.
At some point, money can't come in the way of lust.
We can be super rich or dead broke and be like jackrabbits
I always call the shots.
Plus I got a few side hustles, never broke. 
What that mean?
About?
I always call the shots.
What that mean?
I ain't broke either, but God be damned if I have to pay for some ass with a regular chick in the real world. Strippers get me
and use that on the likes of you.You one of them alpha females.
This whole thread full of
You willing to expose your strip club lifestyle, but where's the proof pic?
I found it yall
I can't believe you would even show you're "face" in here after that cry baby shyt you did yesterday.
Any chaNEC.of stripping
Desirous
Action expresses priorities
Not for me. I don't have the personality.
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
Your occupation what else lol
Uncle Kingpin
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Elle Driver
Veteran
I ain't broke either, but God be damned if I have to pay for some ass with a regular chick in the real world. Strippers get me
You one of them alpha females.
No I ain't. I'm a wallflower.I can mold you
Let me help
Desirous
Action expresses priorities
I am not sure what you are asking? But I'll give it a go.
No, I do not feel ashamed. I have said this before but I don't subscribe to sexism or sex shaming. The "shame" that is associated with stripping comes from sexism. Sexism and sex shaming basically reduce a woman's value to her sexuality ie the more sex you have or the more sexual you are the less value you have as a woman. One method to solidify this mindset is by equating a woman's body with sexuality: woman's body = sex and naked body =sexually available. Meaning that people see me naked and therefore associate me with sexual availability therefore I have less value and I should be ashamed.
However, I don't agree with sexism and sex shaming so therefore I don't consider my body a sexual object. To me sex = sex and nudity does not equal sex nor sexuality availability. So when I go to the strip club or I am preforming it is not a sexual experience for me and I don't see that person or consider myself sexually available. I just see a beautiful person who is naked being entertaining.
I however do recognize that other people do not share my same view and think that I should be ashamed. But I can't help or change what other people think. I do exploit that perception but I doesn't agree or subscribe to it.
I hope that makes sense.
So, "The Stripper", you've said you strip in the DMV. Which strip club do you work at?
Uncle Kingpin
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