It seems like a lot of girls (myself soon to be included in this growing trend) strip whilst in college, often because of the flexible schedule and fewer work hours.
Strip clubs are filling up with girls that are using this industry temporarily and don't regard it as their careers or professions. This seems to be gaining social acceptability as well, I've talked to a number of dancers who've mentioned that playing the "I'm in college" card works to get dances, even if they're lieing.
It kinda pisses me off that stripping is more socially acceptable if its temporary.
That if a stripper is really still a "good girl" - has a day job, is a student, is young and experimental etc. her line of work becomes ok when women who are doing it to support themselves, and maybe a family, and regarding the industry as a long-term endeavor, seem to carry a heavier share of the negative stereotypes.
I'm curious how women who are stripping and don't view it in quite the same temporary manner feel about this other kind of stripper.![]()


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