I recently graduated from college and while I'm proud of the fact that I completed a 4-year degree, I really just did it because I knew my family wanted me to. I don't have a specific plan for my degree and am loathe to enter the corporate workforce at the moment. My plan for the next year, since I want to move out of my town in another year, was to just dance/cam to support myself while I figure out where I want to go next. All my friends know I dance but they still constantly ask me, "So, have you found a job yet?" I'm always like "um... I already have a job, remember?" I've even had customers in the club ask me this question, and I just kinda give them this "duh" look and gesture around the club, to which they respond, "No, I mean like a real job."
It's not like I plan to dance for the rest of my life, but I still was planning to do it for awhile. I make enough to take care of myself and I really don't know what I want to do with my future so this is my best money-making option with plenty of free time to explore my interests. I see nothing wrong with making this my job for the time being. But I guess everyone assumed that stripping was just something I was doing while in college and I would quit to pursue a "real job" when I got that degree. If I was working at a restaurant or even sitting behind a desk for $9/hr, I doubt people would be asking me if I had found a job...




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.... Yea I said it!!!
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