❗️Information for Baby Strippers ❗️

This is basic information for starting in the industry, if this post breaks any guidelines, feel free to remove.

THE PREAMBLE:

This IS a community, and I hope we are supportive of eachother as we should be. But, baby strippers, keep in mind, a lot of us on here have accumulated our knowledge over year+ of experience. That experience includes trial and error, amazing nights $$$$, negative nights, sexual harassment, disrespectful customers, and everything in between. And the best hustlers, are made through experience, and learning from said experience.

There is a constant overflow of repeated/similar posts, 9 times out of 10, having to do with “baby stripper” questions/advice. Scroll down, or search, for baby stripper questions/threads, before making your post. Before coming here to ask, here are some other recommendations, that can answer majority of questions that are repeatedly asked on this wonderful subreddit :)

HOW TO GET STARTED STRIPPING:

-VISIT A CLUB YOURE INTERESTED IN WORKING AT AS A CUSTOMER. By visiting a club, you can get a gist of the kinds of outfits girls wear, the busy-ness of a club, and type (if there is any) the club typically hires. You can gauge whether the stage is pole / floor work. Whether the club is more fast / slow paced. If you want to ask a dancer working there questions, pay her for her time.

-Call a club you’re interested in working at, ask about any necessary licenses (depends on state/city), when you could come in and audition, and what all you should come prepared with (shoes, types of outfits, dress, ID, Social Security Number, ect). Or, just go in person.

-Check out courses on Youtube, instagrammers, online media, ect. for hustling techniques. Although, those are typically accumulated, and made better, over time and with experience.

-When going in to audition& talk to managers, act professional, but gregarious. This is a professional work environment, our job is to make it fun, relaxing, and a good time for the customers.

-It varies on the club, but don’t expect the dancers where you work/audition to be automatically friendly towards you. I’ve worked in clubs that are all like family, and I’ve worked in clubs where you don’t even know half the girls names, and it’s catty as hell.

LAST BUT NOT LEAST

This is not an easy-money industry. It can take a while to get going, and money will not always be consistent. There will be nights you’re physically, mentally, even emotionally drained. There could be nights you leave negative, and nights you experience some of the most disrespect you could ever imagine. You need a good head on your shoulders. Confidence and friendliness will get you farther than any thing else in this industry. Find a club that respects its dancers, set your personal limits, and don’t cross them. And don’t let customers walk all over you, or push your limits.

There’s wonderful perks of this industry, as well, but it seems all people wanna focus on when deciding to start stripping is the glamorized version of it.

I summarized all my points, and itd be awesome if some others would add on to this post in the comments. I hope this helps baby strippers get more information, before asking repeated questions to this subreddit :)

happy hustling xx

Edit: a couple typos