A man is sitting at the bar, he had come in with a friend and next I looked he was alone. So I walked on over. Hi, hi, how ya doing. We started talking and I come to find out he use to be a bouncer in the club years ago. In our conversation he tells me I look "Too high class", that I should wear more bikinis like the others girls.
I looked at him like he was crazy? What does that mean, that I don't look like a typical dancer? Sorry but my "high class" looks make me feel sexy and clean. Plus on stage I love strutting around with my dress on for a song to slowly peel it off on the second. I love hearing "wow" and "look at that" once it comes off. To me bikini leave little to the imagination, and I like to be mysterious, keep 'em guessing what's under that pretty dress til it comes off.Don't get me wrong, I've plenty of bikini outfits but dresses show my hour-glass shape wonderfully.
I've been told my many men that I don't look like a stripper, instead a beautiful woman. I've been told that I don't act like a stripper either, instead engaging in my customers like a normal person, not a 'customer'. I take all of this as a compliment!
But will it hurt my $ in the long run. I sometimes feel like I am not as aggressive with my sales, instead letting them come up with the idea of a lap dance and VIP. So far all of the ones I've gotten have been the idea of the man, not me!
Should I worry about being too high class or do my own thing and work it!?



Don't get me wrong, I've plenty of bikini outfits but dresses show my hour-glass shape wonderfully.
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