She went too far. It was the silhouette part that was the most risque to me.
There's some middle ground between provoking lust, and not alluding to sexuality at all. I wouldn't be uncomfortable dating a performer that can deal with the topic of sexuality in her performance, but doesn't put on a debauched quasi-foreplay.
It may be splitting hairs, but strippers are progressively more exposed as the performance proceeds; a good tease-burlesque becomes more creative about not exposing herself as the performance runs its course. One has a trajectory, which can only end in total exposure; the other is only limited by creativity and talent.
If those applied and I fancied him then of course, yes!So... yes?
So is foodLove is simple.
So is food
Tell that to a 3rd-world starving country. Then make them murder their best friends to eat their corpses.
Simple
I'm glad I helped you check your privilege, shitlordMy original post was very offensive to starving children, I see that now.
I'm glad I helped you check your privilege, shitlord
You sick fuck. I dont wanna play this game anymoreThere's something I've never been called before. I like it.
You sick fuck. I dont wanna play this game anymore
fuck me, I totally read that in someone else's voice. curse your avatarI think this thread implies that strippers don't let the lifestyle of their job from bleeding into their personal life. I think some people have this idealized idea that they can compartmentalize their lives. I also think they have this ideal that stereotypes are bullshit.
What I think is you're not going to have a long term relationship with a stripper. I also think most strippers wouldn't date most of the people here because they already know what they'd be getting into.
That being said, try it.