“Keep it tight, keep it current.”

This quote comes from considering going back that life. My thoughts included the ceasing of my stripping career. Once, my bestie bought me a series of lap dances from the oldest dancer in the club! Also, I recalled one night while dancing at Majic City, that I was sharing the stage with a 54 year old woman! Her daughter was there too. Admittedly, I judged her which is so, so sooooooo WRONG on multiple levels, and I thought to myself, that won’t be me. However, there is something about stripping, something about taking my clothes off and shaking it well, something about having large amounts of cash, and having dollars thrown in my direction…that shit calls me like no other. So no, I don’t plan to be a washed up granny breaking my hip for a dollar, but I do have the desire to get back out there while the getting is still good because it definitely still is, thus my time is not up. While discussing this notion with a highly respected co-worker who herself had been a stripper past the ripe age of 30, we bounced ideas about this back and fourth to one another. We decided that stripping is just like any other employment; one has to keep oneself educated-one has to attend seminars and workshops, just as one should frequent other strip clubs to stay current on moves-consider that a workshop as well. The moral of the story is :”Keep it tight; keep it current.” Empower yourself ANY and EVERY way you see fit, present your best self always, and go’on make that bread; just don’t let it make you in the process. #FLAUNTit