spread the love

there is a ritual that I follow every night when I prepare for a show: I take a shower, shave my legs and brush my teeth in this order only. I pull my hair up with a hair bend and do my make-up. I try to appear as much of a regular woman as I can. never overdo my make up. I hate vulgarity and vulgar strippers is such a clichee, that I can't help but be repulsed by it.
I choose my clothes carefully. the first impresion the customers have when they see me walking through their door is decisive for the amount of tips they'll throw at me later on. what I'm hoping to hear is: "Dude, she's here. She's hot"
after I collect my show fee, I first pull out my stripper shoes. I've been wearing these shoes for about two years. they're made of brown leather and have stiletto 6" steel heels. they're the most comfortable stripper shoes I could find and they look pretty worn down by now.
then, I put on my outfit. the most popular one is the cop outfit. from time to time I get requests for a school girl or business woman. my very first show ever I did in a hospital for a cancer survivor, and I used a nurse outfit that almost gave the man a heart attack.
I give my driver time to set up lights and give the audience a couple of rules to follow throughtout my show. He'll then start the music, introduce me to the crowd, and I'll make my entrance. Entrances are important. they set up the vibe for the whole show.
I abuse the man of the hour bachelor/birthday boy/bachelorette/birthday girl. yes, I also do parties for women, and I have a hell of a time doing it, cause no matter how shy they are in the beginning, I always get them naked and doing stuff they've never imagined they'd do in front of all their friends.
I then offer lap dances for the rest of the crowd.
I like strangers seeing me dance and wanting me. I know that most of the guys who see me naked are eventually going to fantasize about me. that's why I like to think of myself as sort of a Cupid. spread the love, people. spread the love.