SW has been a wonderful resource for me. I joined up a few months before I started stripping and got the gonads to audition partly from the posts in this forum. I've been in the industry a short year and a half and I just don't think I can do it anymore.
I had a hard time the last 5 months juggling stripping and school, and that's partly due to me having poor time management skills and a low stress threshold. But mainly I've had some sort of charge in me that's been attracting some SHITTY customers.
I've always been pretty good at not going to the dance area with men I thought were shady, and I've always been pretty good at pegging the shady ones correctly. I've lost my mojo lately though! My energy has been attracting the shady ones, the kind of customers that just won't take no for an answer and have 0 respect for your boundaries. Most recently a customer spit on me (lots of spit) and called me a "dirty stripper whore" (or something along those lines) after forcefully grabbing and twisting my tit when I told him he couldn't touch, and I think that was the straw. I'm aware the industry has it's ups and downs, it's bad seeds every once and a while, and if I were in the right mind set things could look up. But I've discovered that I don't have the gonads to tolerate the downs anymore! I respect all of the women I work with, and all of the women on this forum for their endurance and perseverance.
I'm not trying to come off as "victimized" or anything... I'm so looking forward to quitting! But I do have the entire summer free of school and external stresses, and summers tend to be good in the city where I work, so I'm going to stick it out for another three months and try to re-energize myself. I'm switching clubs and have a set quit date, so on and so forth.
As for money after stripping, I've been doing a bit of affiliate web marketing and eventually want to sell SOMETHING through a drop-shipper (haven't found the right niche yet). I plan to build that up in my free time so by the time I quit I have an income, however small in comparison. The web marketing inspired me to make a blog detailing my last days as a dancer, in hopes that it would motivate me and sort of "mediate" my mindset and keep me on track & goal-oriented. I'm actually looking forward to working at a different club (the club I started at), and I'm grateful for the free time that I have to do so. The blog will also have affiliate advertisements, but it's more of a personal outlet than a monetized website.
If anyone is interested, its:
I'm hoping if I generate enough traffic, when my time stripping is up I can turn it into an affiliate site. Until then though it will be my own anecdotes, so please, check it out! I'd appreciate the support![]()



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