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Originally Posted by Rupert 'Stiles' Stilinski
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.
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i don't see what the problem is. it's not something i would be embarrassed by. if these girls want to go out and get big fake tits and show them to people what's the big deal? i would be a lot more ashamed of working a desk job.
btw stripping isn't art. it's not progressive. it's a fucking job. and stripping (which entails doing your set on the pole and giving customers private dances which does NOT include sexual favours...at least not if it was me) is a lot different than taking a load or 12 to the face on camera. big, big difference.
girls who work as sex slaves in third world countries ARE NOT RELEVANT TO STRIPPERS. it's sad and sick that shit like that goes on but i just don't see how it's relevant if we are talking about people who have made a conscious, informed decision to strip.