Well, to be perfectly fair to those who are assuming that, you did say that when a dancer introduced herself by her stage name you felt entitled to treat her with disrespect.Originally Posted by FONDL
Many, many dancers don't care if customers know their name. That's fine for them. Maybe the reason for this policy is nothing more than it makes us happy and more comfortable. And keep in mind, that though you may see no good reasons for keeping the practice, there are certainly no compelling reasons to change it either. I will stress again that there is NO REASON a customer needs to know your real name unless they are doing something wrong with it.
I love that you use title case for that. Because "Real Girls" (of which I would be one, I might add) is an act, a gimmick, just like everything else. I'm not saying nobody is ever telling the truth, some are, even I do sometimes (although I sometimes don't). I'm saying that it is the experience, not the veracity that is important.Just as there are Extras Girls, there are Real Girls



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