
Originally Posted by
Sophia_Starina
When you ask if something is "worth it” you have to weigh the estimated cost against the likely reward.
Martyring yourself financially doesn’t make you a better job candidate. Accumulating massive debt is an option… but there are numerous work-arounds that students can (and should!) consider taking advantage of.
2. Now onto the second point (and you thought we would never get there…)
But as a stripper, I know that I, and many of my colleagues are keenly aware that this job has an expiration date. That expiration date has more to do with endurance/interest than it does with age, truth be told. Stripping is hard work. It takes a toll on the body and tests our patience.
While it is a lucrative industry, money keeps declining. It’s harder to bank when you have to compete with extras, the economic downturn, and increased fees. It’s not as fun or profitable as it used to be. Dealing with jerk no.10,372 isn’t the funnest prospect, especially when girls are catty and management is rude. Some girls have to keep it a secret… imagine sitting on a secret for decades and working 3-5 days a week. It’s stressful!
We are stripers… but we have other things that we want to do. So if getting to where we want to be requires a degree, we’ll do that.
Stripping is great until it isn’t. That’s a personal decision. It’s a bridge that we cross when we get there.
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