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    The product isn't ready to be deployed yet, it has tons of glitches, and the packaging isn't as attractive as it could be. But if you have a deadline where this product HAS to go out on the market by a certain date-- how do make sure you keep the discipline, energy, schedule, attitude, motivation, drive, ambition & decision making on a high level to insure you make the deadline

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    Girl, we are all human. You have just got to suck it up, go to a neighborhood bar where you will feel comfortable for now, and do it! It's your livelihood! You can worry about the other things later. Everyone here has told you that you are not too big.... but you have to do what makes you feel comfortable. It takes a lot of willpower to lose weight. So you fell off for a while, just pick yourself up and keep on going.

    I am glad to hear that you and the bf are calling it quits.... from what I've read in your posts, he is abusive and I don't like him.

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    Instead of concentrating on what you don't have (skinni mini body) think about what you DO have. You've got a very pretty face and a set of beautiful large natural breasts. I think you're ready to start now. The pounds will keep coming off as you work.


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    DL-
    You really need to work on your feelings of self-worth moreso than your shape/body. You really strike me as someone that has had just a ton of negative reinforcement concerning your physical attributes and it's just heart breaking.

    There are misogynist fuckwads that frequent most stripclubs and they get off on sniffing out the women with low self-esteem and picking on them. Regardless of how good you look, if you go into it with feelings such as you have now, they're going to have a field day on you.

    Do yourself a favor and pick a day ASAP, do your hair and make-up extremely nicely, pick something revealing but classy to wear (and something you can wear in public) and hit a minimum of 4 places where men are likely to be. Say like a grocery store, gas station, an electronic/appliance store or whathave you. But pay close attention to all the male eyes surrounding you, facial gestures and smiles. While I doubt this will cure nor reverse all the damage that has been done somehow, it's a good first start once you start to recognize the attention you command JUST from your presence!

    At least you are in good company- I've always noticed the prettier the woman, the longer the list of complaints she has about her body and physical attributes. Honestly, the women friends of mine that would most assuredly score a perfect "10" by wide sweeping polls have a laundry list a mile long of things about themselves that they hate. "I hate my nose, it's so ugly.. and this wrinkle under my chin.. and these hips! Ugh I hate my hips.." yadda yadda yadda.. they can fill a good 45 minutes bitching about themselves... every time. It's near hilarious given the person it's coming from.

    Also, realize the media trends of beauty are left at the door at the stripclubs. Testosterone takes over in that arena and you, even with another 15lbs, have a very testosterone-friendly build, look and shape! You really need to work on trying to FEEL sexy as this will win the day much more over the loss of 15 pounds.

    Lastly, on the motivation front- do you have any forms of support in your life right now? Such as female friends, or male friends, or anyone close and supportive? This is what's always gotten me by. I did the same crappy thing you did- completely flailed my diet and exercise plan for 4 days for a special occasion celebration and porked out a good 17lbs up. Getting back on the horse is tough since you're just too busy beating yourself up over the slip-up to move ahead full bore. Let me tell you, words of encouragement and support from someone close to you works miracles... and is truly the good stuff that friends possess. Call, chat or have lunch with someone whom you've been there for.. I'm sure they'll love to return the favor and give you that extra boost you need.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalLove link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg110398#msg1103 98 date=1084838909
    I know we're all human, but I make too MANY mistakes, especially at the wrong times, and always to my detriment. Not exactly a picture of success here.
    hey, if it makes you feel any better, I'm the same way. In fact, I'm not the sort of girl who makes a mistake once and never again. Noooooooo, I gotta make the same mistake twice, 3, 4, sheesh sometimes even 5 times before it gets through my thick skull.


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    DL-
    Other people have said this before but I'm going to say this- you're really beautiful. You look like Tiffani Amber Thiessan from Saved By the Bell. Try to feel good about yourself and be confident and remeber that you are a pretty girl. I read on the act like a lady posts that if you are confident in yourself than people will treat you with more respect.

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    for what it's worth, here's my opinion.....if you were at my club and you were genuine (smile, say hello and thank you, not being rude, and not being too self-conscious), you'd be one of my favorites, hands down. A lot of people are going to love your look--I certainly do. I think you're super sexy whether you're extremely thin or not. You hold yourself well and you know how to be sexy--I can see that just from your pictures. Ok, I'm sure you already know this, but yeah, some of the other girls at the club and even some of the customers will say you're too fat.....just remember that the same number of people will turn around and say you're perfect or that another girl is too thin, or flat chested, or whatever. Don't take that stuff to heart. Be aware that you ARE going to hear it. Just realize that, actually, this look WORKS for you and that not everyone is going to like it because there's never one thing that everyone agrees on. You're fine the way you are. I'd be right there buying dances from you if you were closer to me!!! lol

    Keep smiling sweetie.
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    Digital Love I understand how you might feel. But honestly you really do not look bad. You are VERY pretty. I do realise that how you feel about yourself directly influences how much you make. What I would do is work out consistanly and eat healthy from now on. Allow yourself little snacks like candy every now and then and DRINK water! Avoid all pop except for one of two twice a week if you are really craving it. If you can not stand water anymore they have very yummy sparkiling water flavored with asparamte or splenda and has zero calories. There are dozens of brands out there one I like is Crystal Clear and they have zero calories. The reason I emphise water is because I lost like five pounds in a month just from switching to water and black coffee insted of mochas. It also reduces cellulite if you have any.

    Ok next when the time comes find a smaller club mabey a neighboorhood bar. Honestly you will probably be the prettiest girl there and will make alot if you profject confidence and always look like you are having fun. Then when YOU are ready try a better club like a topless gentlemen's club. Honestly I think you could get hired at my club (which is that type) right now but mabey a neighboorhood bar would be less intimidating for you right now. Just because you screw up does not mean you can't get back up and try again. Success in staying in shape comes from doing it consistantly and never giving up. Good luck sexy girl!!!!!

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    DL-I think you're being way too hard on yourself. You're very pretty w/ great hair. Do the neighborhood club for a bit (it's amazing how much excersise is involved w/ dancing). Keep in mind-the sale is roughly 99% based on personality.
    Good luck-you'll do fine!

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    I've been kinda where you are, and I've found that customers love me with curves! I'm kinda inevitably curvy anyways (natural DD's and hips) but over the last few semesters I've gradually gained what I thought was too much fat.

    I wound up finding a kind of niche market tho, and when I decided to lose weight and got close to my original weight, my earnings went down. So there ya have it. Customers like me better when I'm a little fluffy.

    You look great - customers are going to love you. What city are you in?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sapphire link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg110400#msg1104 00 date=1084839554
    Instead of concentrating on what you don't have (skinni mini body) think about what you DO have. You've got a very pretty face and a set of beautiful large natural breasts. I think you're ready to start now. The pounds will keep coming off as you work.
    Agreed!!!!
    everyone goes through a rough period sometimes and you're no exception. either try it at a neighborhood club (you know you'll still probably bank cuz you're gorgeous and not every guy wants a skinny girl) or try to get a different kind of job while you get yourself back ON track. but do it for yourself first and foremost. if you do decide to dance, remember that you'll be more motivated about your body since you are basically naked!!!! LOL.

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    Plus if you get out there and start, you'll get some extra physical activity and paid for it.

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    It's easy to get paralyzed by your fears, especially when there's urgency and a series of bad events attached to those fears.

    First, get out there into that club! When you're there, do your best hair and makeup, push those boobies sky-high and smile your best smile.

    If you're not banking, odds are you'll at least make decent money which will keep you from losing your place.

    And the extra physical activity is a boon.

    When you get off track, the hardest part is getting back on, but once you do it, you should get your mojo back gradually.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalLove link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg110398#msg1103 98 date=1084838909

    I know this is all my fault for losing control, so I deserve what was coming to me, but has anyone ever gone back to work overweight and uncomfortable in any way?

    How did you cope with those initial feelings?

    How did you get yourself through those times of inadequacy while still being responsible and getting to work each day?
    Okay, now this is something I can definetly relate to! I just recently started dancing again, but this time I am 30 pounds heavier than I was before! :o I knew that I was anxious to get back to work, but I was really worried about the extra cushioning.

    Anyway, I visited the club and after a few drinks I decided that it was "now or never" - forget waiting for my body to be exactly like it was. I made a booking for two weeks from that night.

    So I committed myself to working out at least every other day (1 hour of Tae-Bo Advanced and 1 hour of Pilates), drinking tons of water, and watching my diet. The first week I had a fair amount of doubt in myself and had panic attacks when I thought about actually doing it,(which was strange because I've never had them before.) My fiance took that to mean that I wasn't ready/didn't really want to do it. Wrong! After I called to confirm the booking, 1 week in advance, my attitude changed. I started visualizing only good, positive things happening in the club. And whenever I saw my reflection in a mirror I would tell myself "you can do it , you're hot, etc." I also started to interact/flirt a little more with guys to see the reaction I got and it was all good!

    The first night I was still a little nervous, but I got there early and checked out the stage and got to know the DJ a little, and that helped. I made sure that my appearence was as good as it was gonna get, and told myself "GO BIG, OR GO HOME!"

    Honestly, I don't know if I had all of my confidence, but if I didn't I must have done a damn good job of faking it! Guys telling me how beautiful I am and buying dances didn't hurt either. You've got to accept and love the body you're in now, even if you're in the process of losing weight. Play up your assets and have fun! YOU ARE HOT, SO WORK IT GIRL!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalLove link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg111393#msg1113 93 date=1084979134
    He won't buy me anything else from this point on. Whatever is left in the fridge is all I've got now..(Could that be a good thing?)
    It depends on his motives.

    If he's hoping it will cause you to starvation diet and lose weight, he's a real asshole.

    If he's hoping it will finally make you go out there and just DO IT, and he's been adding words of encouragement of how sexy, hot and marketable you truly are, then it's all good.

    Sometimes a kick in the butt is a good thing to help motivate someone that is spending too much time wallowing in their own self esteem issues to break out of that mold. I'm a little leary of food becoming the motivating factor as it's unhealthy to starve someone. Cutting off all spending money while keeping a lot of healthy food (fruits, vegetables, bottled water, chicken/turkey, etc.etc.) would seem a much more humane method.. not to mention daily encouragement.

    Keep in the forefront of your mind there are men out there that want to see YOU.. Add or remove 15 pounds, it doesnt matter. If you can just get things rolling, get out there, let the initial BS of starting somewhere new (fresh meat attacks) bounce off your back, you'll find there are some customers that will be SPRUNG to have you around and shower you in attention and cash... if you can just break out of your current mold to allow them to let you see that light!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Heaven link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg111531#msg1115 31 date=1084992299
    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalLove link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg110398#msg1103 98 date=1084838909

    I know this is all my fault for losing control, so I deserve what was coming to me, but has anyone ever gone back to work overweight and uncomfortable in any way?

    How did you cope with those initial feelings?

    How did you get yourself through those times of inadequacy while still being responsible and getting to work each day?
    Okay, now this is something I can definetly relate to! I just recently started dancing again, but this time I am 30 pounds heavier than I was before! :o I knew that I was anxious to get back to work, but I was really worried about the extra cushioning.

    Anyway, I visited the club and after a few drinks I decided that it was "now or never" - forget waiting for my body to be exactly like it was. I made a booking for two weeks from that night.

    So I committed myself to working out at least every other day (1 hour of Tae-Bo Advanced and 1 hour of Pilates), drinking tons of water, and watching my diet. The first week I had a fair amount of doubt in myself and had panic attacks when I thought about actually doing it,(which was strange because I've never had them before.) My fiance took that to mean that I wasn't ready/didn't really want to do it. Wrong! After I called to confirm the booking, 1 week in advance, my attitude changed. I started visualizing only good, positive things happening in the club. And whenever I saw my reflection in a mirror I would tell myself "you can do it , you're hot, etc." I also started to interact/flirt a little more with guys to see the reaction I got and it was all good!

    The first night I was still a little nervous, but I got there early and checked out the stage and got to know the DJ a little, and that helped. I made sure that my appearence was as good as it was gonna get, and told myself "GO BIG, OR GO HOME!"

    Honestly, I don't know if I had all of my confidence, but if I didn't I must have done a damn good job of faking it! Guys telling me how beautiful I am and buying dances didn't hurt either. You've got to accept and love the body you're in now, even if you're in the process of losing weight. Play up your assets and have fun! YOU ARE HOT, SO WORK IT GIRL!!!
    Heaven..Its great to hear things are working out for you
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    DL,
    Congrats on losing 5 lbs. Keep up the good work :grin:
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    Just get your ass in the club and start working...as long as you are not drinking on the job, you'll probably lose that weight fast. If you have the body that can put on 15 lbs in one week...then dancing 6-8 hours a day will get it off even faster.

    Work a full shift, from 6pm-2am if you can. Make your stage shows energetic, you can towel off afterwards.

    when doing lapdances, I get bored so I do crunches, leg lifts, and lower myself up and down to do tricep work......

    Heck, go tomorrow, you'll make enough cash to get your own groceries!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Farrah_Holiday link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg111847#msg1118 47 date=1085023028
    Quote Originally Posted by Heaven link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg111531#msg1115 31 date=1084992299
    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalLove link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg110398#msg1103 98 date=1084838909
    Heaven..Its great to hear things are working out for you
    Thanks Farrah!!

    And I gotta say that reading posts from you and other ladies on this board really helped me get my sh** together and get my ass back in the club!

    Thanks everyone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katrine link=board=5;threadid=9277;start=msg111929#msg1119 29 date=1085035760
    Just get your ass in the club and start working...as long as you are not drinking on the job, you'll probably lose that weight fast. If you have the body that can put on 15 lbs in one week...then dancing 6-8 hours a day will get it off even faster.

    Work a full shift, from 6pm-2am if you can. Make your stage shows energetic, you can towel off afterwards.

    when doing lapdances, I get bored so I do crunches, leg lifts, and lower myself up and down to do tricep work......

    Heck, go tomorrow, you'll make enough cash to get your own groceries!!!


    OMG Kat you are so right hun ! I thought I was the only one who used lapdances as a form of excercise. I grind sometimes because the movement tightens my lower abs..lol

    DL, take Kat's advice and get your ass in the club tonight..You're beautiful darling :wink:
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    What bothers me DL is how rude your boyfriend is to you!

    I mean wow you are soooo pretty to be having a man treat you like that he should or any man should be treating you like a freakin princess!

    Get out there and show off that bomb ass body of yours and kick his ass to the curb already!
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    You are beautiful, DL! Congratulations on the ten pound loss, but I'm with everyone else...Get out there and dance!

    As for what the asshole you call a boyfriend says, screw that! He obviously hasn't taken a good look at you... You're gorgeous!

    You do need to work on your confidence, sweetie. I think all his insults, and they are insults with no truth to them, have done a number on you...

    Honestly, the weight you need to lose is your boyfriend...
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    Digital Love - is it me or is everything your fault?

    I know that each thing your bf says to you seems logical, but if you put them altogether... every single post of yours talks about how bad you are and how much crap you deserve for being so bad/fat/unattractive.

    These are the things that an abuser tells someone. "I am with you, but I am not attracted to you because so much (x, y, and z) are wrong with you." Well, think about it for a second: if he doesn't like ANYTHING about you, why would he be with you? It's not that he doesn't find you attractive, it is that he tells you he doesn't in an attempt to make you powerless. And it seems to be working.

    Please reconsider what you believe from him, because what he says and what he does do not add up. He says that he doesn't find you attractive, and yet he is with you. I am sure he says that he love you, and yet he certainly doesn't treat you like it.

    Right now I am sure that you are thinking that he does love you and would treat you better, but you don't deserve to be treated well by him because of all the bad things you have done. It's not true.
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    girl, you really need to get out there, not just to dance, but to find someone who will treat you better (or else be alone). you are your own worst critic at this stage, but your bf has made you feel worthless. I know it's possible b/c we place a lot on what people think about us. But you have gotten a ton of replies from people who think you are super hot. That should add SOMETHING to your self esteem. and we're not just being nice either. how long have you been w/ this guy?

    if you're thinking about going back to dancing, you must have been successful at one time. think back to how you were then. please don't let this guy continue to destroy your self-esteem. if he doesn't like the things about you that make you YOU, then he needs to find someone else, as do you. b/c there are plenty of guys who WILL find you to be everything they want. besides, men who completely put you down like that are insecure as hell. they get off on hurting you....do NOT feed his ego that way. good luck!

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    DL, you are being much too hard on yourself. I have seen your pics. Comparatively, your looks are in the top 10% of the dancer photo gallery. You have fabulous tits, and contrary to being "overweight" you look curvy and pinup-girlish sexy. You would do well with the body you have at any club, but if you really are hell-bent on being thinner, dancing would take off the extra pounds in a couple of weeks. So dump your boyfriend and get your ass to a top-shelf club and start bringing in the $$$ like the hottie you are.

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