People who don't know the business tend to think that strippers=whores and will do anything for a price. For most everyone that's not true...as I once said to someone, you're much more likely to find a whore in a strip club than a church, but it still might not be that easy. Even in pure strippering though, there are many lines to draw.
Whether to work bikini, topless or nude. Whether/when to get naked in a nude club. Whether to spread (legs or yourself). How much contact to allow in a contact club. Whether to do "extras" (anywhere from over-the-clothes groping to BJs to FS or anywhere in between).
Everyone who works draws some of these lines, somewhere. A lot let club rules draw them for them. Others differ.
Why do you draw the line where you do? Is it morality? Most people seem to cite "personal comfort" or "I'm not comfortable with that" when saying where their line is. What's that mean? Morality? Why are you more moral than the girl who let's someone touch her pussy, when you allow boob groping but not pussy touching? Where's the moral line there?
Anyway, where's your line, and why do you draw it there?



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