So I tried the search function, but wasn't exactly sure what keywords would work for this particular question. Sorry if this has already been posted.
Anyway. I'm curious about how long it generally takes to get acclimated to the strip club environment. I'm sure I'll get different answers, and I know that usually every new job takes a little getting used to at first (although sometimes I'm sure it comes more easily to some than others).
I ask because I gave stripping a go about...oh, a year ago. I ended up leaving after a night because as far as I can tell, I think I probably experienced a little bit of a mini culture shock. Wasn't nervous or self-conscious about getting nekkid, wasn't nervous about approaching guys. Admittedly I'm not amazingly coordinated and people kept mistaking my lack of dancing skill for nervousness. There were also about 3 or 4 seasoned dancers trying to help me out, but they were all telling me different things and making my head spin a bit. Some of their advice was very helpful though. Looking back, I think they were probably incorporating me into their sales.Would I have done any better or worse if I'd just been left to my own devices? I dunno. There were other circumstances at the time (such as not having my own car) that would have made it impractical as well.
I'm thinking I just didn't give stripping enough of a chance. Now that I have my own vehicle and some very small amount of experience I feel ready to give it another shot. My main concern (like with any other new job, not specifically stripping) is just the awkward stage of getting in sync with things.
So, how long did it take YOU when you very first started? Or even if you took a break and went back?



Would I have done any better or worse if I'd just been left to my own devices? I dunno. There were other circumstances at the time (such as not having my own car) that would have made it impractical as well.
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), and trying to help me out/make some money for themselves by sending me to their regulars. I probably wouldn't have made nearly as much money, but I bet I would've at least stayed there longer in an attempt to hone my skills.

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