From: noaddy@hotmail.com (Cara)
Subject: Re:ASSC: AFTSD

I guess I could post alot of things; Why I started dancing, what I
like/hate about it, try to get others to do what I want, get them to
do shit for me, buy me things, kiss my ass or whatever. However I
guess I might post a rant of my own, since they seem to be so popular.

I always loved to move. The idea that someone other than myself would
be interested in my movement, and graciously tip me for doing so
seemed icing on an already sweet cake. The type of movement and any
subsequent titilation seemed cause for hilarity, but little more.
Flirting was strongly encouraged, and well received

I have had a fetish for wild clothes for a very long time. Colors,
textures, shapes, lengths, and all that goes with it. Delightful in
and of themselves. Shoes! What woman doesn't want more shoes? A work
of art molded to the female body without a doubt. The mere inkling
that I could indulge a fetish and be applauded for such; an
unthinkable stroke of luck! Yet true!

I delight in clubbing and socializing; indulging in a cigar and some
red wine. Not all that schooled in who's best or most expensive (not
really a megalomaniac despite MN's MOA), but pretty sure I know what I
like. And to do this for 8 hours for monetary compensation?  Are you
serious? SIGN ME UP!

And then the rain on my parade.....

"Whadaya mean ya won't: 
 fuck me/suck my dick/play stupid/pretend not to have a brain/look up
to me like god/lemmie suck your body/grope you/bruise you/lemmie be
mean to you/lemmie interrupt your show with my roaming
fingers/tolerate my self grandiosement/make me feel important by
diminishing you/hammer me for cash so I can shut you down, verifiying
your lower status on the human food chain".

...and...of course

"How dare you:
think this is fun/have a good time/not be all fucked up/not hate
men/like chicks not *just* to turn on men/actually understand when you
are being talked to in the third person/treat other dancers like
people/treat club-goers like people/appreciate people who come to your
show/have a show worth paying to see/strive to always do a better
show/think you can be a feature without butchering your body with
harmful and unecessary surgery/actually have the FUCKING GALL to
expect clubs to pay you for your show/not age and break down at the
rate other dancers do/be unpreturbed at malicious gossip/not care
about how badly I need to feel better than you.

...and let's not forget...

"Where do you get off:
being professional/being on time/being composed/looking
polished/looking like a woman 10 years younger than 31/relating well
with the crowd/pre-empting problem people/witholding unecessary
critisizm/having a multisyllabic vocabulary/promoting bar sales/being
sober at work/getting along with all the other dancers/being
unintimidated by my managers/having a healthy home life/having a
loving stable relationship with a man who supports you in all you
do/being open about who you are/". 


"Why the fuck can't you just be a good little stripper and not bother
all of us with this goddamn warm fuzzies, feel good, self esteem
reality crap?! What the fuck do I pay you for anyway?"

...so um ya, there's my post

oh...also...*leans on her fav arm rest*...

You can construct any kind of regression line you like; The bigger
question is whether or not you chose to include extreme scores.
I would imagine interpretations will vary.
Moreover, it is even more important to know when we are engaged in a
descriptive or inferential study. Typically the former requires
knowing an entire population; something even the horniest of PL RIL's
would have great diffficulty doing,  geographic limitations not
withstanding.

I perceive a strong negative correlation between poor attitude and
ability to perceive a stripper for what she may or may not be.

Cara in Neet MN