audrey_k
05-09-2014, 09:45 AM
I actually said something to a girl like that about five years ago. She was cute and lives in Vegas. There's no reason for her to be homeless. I told her she could work at a club as a waitress or even a shot girl and make a good amount in tips because of her looks. I even offered to give her some clothes if she needed them.
She launched into this rant about dirty fucking whores and their dirty fucking money and just went on and on about how insulting it was to suggest that to her and how she'd rather die than become some dirty fucking whore, blah, blah, blah. I just stood there and took it until she was finished. I felt pretty amused by it so I probably looked a little amused as well.
When she was finally quiet I said, "Well, that's how I make my living so I won't insult your high moral character by offering you any of my dirty whore money." She looked a little surprised but didn't say anything when I walked away.
I saw her again about a year ago or so. She looks like she's aged 30 years since the first time I saw her. I didn't recognize her until she got close and asked me for money. I don't know if it's drugs, it could be just living outdoors in the desert for five years. That's not exactly easy on a body. She also has a limp now and it looks like somebody's been beating on her pretty regularly due to the scars and swelling on her face.
I gave her a few bucks. I feel bad for her. I don't see how it was worth it. I guess she really would rather die than sell shots in a strip club. I don't get it but she made her decision. I hope she's happy with it.
This used to happen to me all the time when I first started dancing. I was living in a shitty area of Hollywood which was where all the white, attractive, 19-23 year old runaways/just generally homeless went. I had started dancing because I lost my job and I was having a lot of issues with my parents and knew my mom was about one step away from kicking me out. I got as many shifts in as possible so when she flipped out and gave me her "get the fuck out of my house" speech I had enough money to get by on. But I used to constantly get hassled for money from these kids and sometimes they were even a couple years older than me, and I would just always wonder why they would rather go on the streets than work in a strip club? I mean, if I hadn't started working that would have been me sitting right there next to them. I suggested it to a couple of them and got a similar response to you, and it just baffles me because I honestly can't think of anything more degrading than sitting on the street begging for money.
She launched into this rant about dirty fucking whores and their dirty fucking money and just went on and on about how insulting it was to suggest that to her and how she'd rather die than become some dirty fucking whore, blah, blah, blah. I just stood there and took it until she was finished. I felt pretty amused by it so I probably looked a little amused as well.
When she was finally quiet I said, "Well, that's how I make my living so I won't insult your high moral character by offering you any of my dirty whore money." She looked a little surprised but didn't say anything when I walked away.
I saw her again about a year ago or so. She looks like she's aged 30 years since the first time I saw her. I didn't recognize her until she got close and asked me for money. I don't know if it's drugs, it could be just living outdoors in the desert for five years. That's not exactly easy on a body. She also has a limp now and it looks like somebody's been beating on her pretty regularly due to the scars and swelling on her face.
I gave her a few bucks. I feel bad for her. I don't see how it was worth it. I guess she really would rather die than sell shots in a strip club. I don't get it but she made her decision. I hope she's happy with it.
This used to happen to me all the time when I first started dancing. I was living in a shitty area of Hollywood which was where all the white, attractive, 19-23 year old runaways/just generally homeless went. I had started dancing because I lost my job and I was having a lot of issues with my parents and knew my mom was about one step away from kicking me out. I got as many shifts in as possible so when she flipped out and gave me her "get the fuck out of my house" speech I had enough money to get by on. But I used to constantly get hassled for money from these kids and sometimes they were even a couple years older than me, and I would just always wonder why they would rather go on the streets than work in a strip club? I mean, if I hadn't started working that would have been me sitting right there next to them. I suggested it to a couple of them and got a similar response to you, and it just baffles me because I honestly can't think of anything more degrading than sitting on the street begging for money.