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WHITNEY’S STRIP CLUB SECRETS
Hi, I’m Whitney!
My clients in the strip club world know me as Whitney. I’ll write blogs occasionally to give you insight on my experiences in the adult entertainment industry. My purpose is to help people understand the industry through a stripper’s point of view. If you are curious about the industry or want to eventually strip, I hope this helps and keeps you safe.
The Gas Station Creep
Hey! It’s been a while since I’ve posted here. The last couple months have been awesome though! I’ve been traveling, competing, building my business and growing new friendships. I’ve had a great experience dancing this time around. I have made so many new friends who dance with me, I have traveled to work at other clubs, and I’ve met…
A Stripper’s Locker!
There’s usually not enough lockers for everyone. Dancers that have worked at that club for a while have the majority of them. They also fill up with stuff that past strippers leave behind. It really depends if the club keeps track of the lockers or not. I finally got my first locker last week! The club I’m currently working…
Sex Work is Real Work: Part 2
Escorts! An escort is someone who agrees to either accompany a client to a social event or provide entertainment in exchange for money. Sexual actions are not a part of this transaction. If the escort and client choose to take part in sexual activities for pleasure, that’s up to them. The second it’s for monetary payment, it becomes illegal.…
Advice!
Do girls fall off the pole while performing?
It doesn’t happen often but it does happen. Sometimes it’s very dangerous if other dancers are wearing lotion or oil. The next person on stage might not notice, go for a big move and slip off the pole. Tip #1: DON’T WEAR LOTION ON STAGE! I definitely fell off the pole once. I went for my first invert, didn’t make it and fell off the pole. Twerked it out on the floor with a bloody knee.
Do the strippers talk to each other about the customers? “He stinks” or “poor tipper” etc.
Dancers will most definitely let each other know if someone is cheap, smells, too touchy, etc. It goes like this… “Hey girl, he has more money, you should go over there,” or “He’s way too touchy and has no money. Don’t do it to yourself.” TIP #2: Practice dancer etiquette! Be that person! It’s incredibly helpful and might make you some friends at work.
Sometimes if you are bored, not making any money or need some extra motivation to go up to customers, grab a dancer who might feel the same way and try to tag team the customer(s). If it’s a group of people, they tend to spend more money if they are all having a good time together. Hint: It’s usually the dancers sitting at the bar or hiding out in the locker room that need some extra motivation. Grab them.
Sex Work is Real Work
Sex workers can be porn stars, prostitutes, sugar dating, escorts, cam girls, and strippers. There are tons of different ways sex workers can make a great living. Some ways are more explicit, while some are more safe, but it all depends on the sex workers preferences and what amount of risk they are willing to…
My Secret Hideout
My Hiding Place Strip clubs are the best hiding spots. There’s no windows and the lights are low. No one asks questions or cares about your daily life. The entertainers have fake names and personalities. Everyone is who they want to be in the strip club and it’s not necessarily who they are in real…
The Casual Saturday Night
Your Saturday night shift — Welcome to your Saturday shift, where your heels hurt your feet, your knees are bruised up from the stage floor, and you’re in the locker room peeing in a not so clean stall with no door. You are tipsy and sitting on the toilet trying to find a roll of…
Advice!
Can you dance while you’re on your period?
Yes! I never had any problem dancing while on my period. Well, expect one time. The most embarrassing moment ever. I went on stage after rushing out of the locker room from getting dressed. There was a mirror under the DJ booth so I could see myself while dancing. My tampon string was out! I tried to secretly put it back in mid stage performance but it didn’t work and the DJ saw. He changed the song and called the next person on stage, so I ran off and went into the locker room. A dancer was in the locker room and gave me the best advice ever. TIP #3: CUT THE STRING! Put a new tampon in right before your shift starts and make sure you cut the string or hide it! I prefer to cut it so i never have to worry about it. You just have to dig for it afterwards. I know that sounds funny, but you gotta do what you gotta do.
I’ve also heard of the flex cup, no string attached. I’ve never used them before but one of my best friends has. It lasts longer than tampons, is reusable (save your coins), and it’s comfortable. Don’t try it out your first night at the club, because placement is everything and you don’t want to leak. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be set.
Don’t be late for stage!
In most clubs there’s usually a large main stage and a few smaller stages. You are put on a rotating list of dancers so you know when you’ll be up next to go perform. Once the DJ calls your name, drop whatever you’re doing, collect any money you need from a customer and get to that stage! Tip #4: DON’T BE LATE FOR STAGE!
You have to do two songs on each stage before your set is over. There are dancers on all stages, set up in a rotation. Your rotation starts on the main stage, then you move to the first small stage, then the second, and all the way through until you’ve danced on all stages. The dancer before you can’t leave their stage until you arrive, so if you are late, you screw everyone up and they can’t make their money on the floor. Not only that, but they could also end up dancing for 4 songs in a row! DON’T BE LATE!
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