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Originally Posted by Satan
female perspective:
i was going to be a stripper at one point because i was really broke and i had rent, bills etc to pay. reasoning:
1. it's easy
2. you can easily make a LOT of money if you know what you're doing, most of it in cash
3. i wouldn't feel uncomfortable or objectified if i was a stripper, it's just a job. i'm very comfortable with myself, i'm not embarrassed by my body or nudity at all.
it's not degrading to women. the women make the decision themselves. no one's being forced to take their clothes off. there's plenty of security, typically if any patrons get out of line they're dealt with very quickly and effectively.
for some reason i ended up waitressing instead. i kind of regret it. stripping would have been a lot more fun and interesting.
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I don't like the idea that women have to be young, buxom, fake, "attractive" by media standards, etc.
Plus, there's no art there. Saying stripping is a form of expression is like saying professional sports are art or beauty.
I'm surprised so many people feel that stripping is such a wonderful thing in our society. You're probably the same people that feel it is an injustice that professional athletes make millions and are role models to impoverished youth. How can you possibly defend that a quick easy buck through manipulation and degradation are noble and/or ok?
Would it be all right if you were taking twelve cumshots on your face once a week in a bukake porn flick? "But it's easy money and we're in a recession!" C'mon.