The article found @ ( http://www.useless-knowledge.com/123...rticle173.html ) mixed with my recent (and first) experience of dancing for someone with a disability has prompted this post.
Is it patently ridiculous? What is your thoughts ? Should nudie bars at least think about the disabled when they design the club ?... It is patently ridiculous to force a nudie bar to make its lap dance room accessible to people confined to wheelchairs. ...
All I know is that my current home club is okay in that area. For the first time ever in my dancing history, I was chosen to dance for a disabled guy. Unfortunately for him... he could only really feel with his head as he had only enough movement from the neck down to steer his wheelchair. Therefore he was more in it for the visual aspect of the dance and every so often I would rub myin his face.
Regardless, this is interesting because the club that I now regularly visit in Rockhampton definately does NOT cater for the disabled. The private lap dance area is situated up a flight of stairs. I remember quite well when I first worked at that club and that there was a disabled person who wanted a dance from one of the dancers. The club wouldn't help this guy up/down the flight of stairs. Their suggestion? To do the private lap dance in the "dressing room"! The reason this is so horrific is that the dressing room is basically two small rooms separated by a sliding door: one of the rooms is the actual disabled toilet with the front small room kinda being the dancer dressing room in a way. The lighting is bright in there. It would have been humilating for the dancer and the patron to do a dance in such conditions. Of course due to how much of a trouble it was... it never happened.
Whilst I understand that the disabled make a very very small minority of patrons who frequent strip clubs.... they do frequent them. That's the point. I personally feel they should be cater-ed for... I'm lucky my home club does.
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in his face.
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