Ok you all....I know I'm opening myself for a lot of differing opinions, but nonetheless, I'm asking.....
First off, I'm a newbie here on the board. God I wish this site had been around when I first started considering dancing (or wish I had FOUND it?)....just to think of what I'd done differently.
I didn't start until I was 27. I had always wanted to, but just didn't think I "had what it took" to do so. Ironically, I married a man who was a frequent patron of strip clubs who convinced me otherwise, and that summer, I started dancing. Mind you, this was AFTER I had 3 kids (my youngest was 2). I quickly came to love it, and ironically NOT because of the money (although, I can't kid myself, it was a wonderful bonus!) See, I'm a dancer at heart. Took many years of dance growing up and dreamt of dancing (not stripping, per se) for a living. I always felt so free onstage and there was just something about dancing for men who loved to watch that made me love it that much more. Truth is, I miss it! I think it was probably the job I really enjoyed the most! Bullshit and all......
I quit dancing (that's a whole 'nother thread), but have really missed it and am seriously considering....no, DETERMINED....to go back to it. But I know I have to also be realistic. See, that was 4 years ago. I am 31 now. The only thing I have a bit of anxiety about is my age.
I'm curious....how old is too old? Age is easy to lie about to customers (what the hell do they know the diff?), but getting your foot in the door when you're not "in the prime" anymore, I don't even know about that.
So tell me....what's the age of the oldest dancer you've known? What are key aspects to consider when determining what is "too old"?


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. I've got to say that, that is a little disconcerting. But i'm still happily stripping
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That'll probably remain my standard 'real age' answer for the rest of my dancing career.
. I'm in the best shape I've ever been but I do have to work on it.


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