Hello, I'm a journalism student at UCI working on writing a paper for one of my classes. A dancer friend referred me to this site. I have a few questions and if any of you would be willing to answer a few, it would be of great assistance. This paper will not be published. It is solely for the eyes of myself and my instructor.
I'm sorry if I offend anyone, but I am a little clueless and need a lot of help understanding stripping and the women in that profession. Please help me learn!
The aim of the article is to show how the stripper image and trend (as perceived by society) affects people emotionally. I want to shed some light on a profession that society sometimes frowns upon because sex is so taboo in America. I have spoken to many women that have found it empowering and boosts there confidence, but I have spoken to women who feel the opposite. Let me know how you feel!
If you would like, feel free to email me with responses so they're not in public view. Thanks in advance!!!
What is your name? (stage names are ok!)
How old are you?
Where do you dance? (if you don't want to say your club, city and state or county is fine)
How long have you been dancing?
When did you start in exotic dance?
What got you interested?
How did you learn? Did you study or learn as you went?
There are currently a lot of exotic dance/pole dance workout classes. Have you ever seen or taken one of these classes?
Why do you feel women take these classes?
Do you feel that these classes encourage your profession?
What do you feel these classes do for views on your profession?
How do you feel about your profession?
Do many people know that you are a dancer? Why or why not?
What can one get from dancing that you can apply to everyday life? How does it make you feel outside of work?
How does your profession affect the men in your life (in and out of the bedroom)?
Why do you want to dance? Do you see it as a career or a temporary job for you?
I've noticed that in a lot of stores there are a lot more clear heels and sexy costumes, especially for Halloween, etc. They seem to be coming from the exotic dancer's stage style. Do you think that this style is becoming a trend? How does this style make women feel?
I know it's a lot, but if you can answer as much as you can, I'd be extremely grateful.![]()






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