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Yes, however to stay on the topic it is opportunity for the clubs re:COVID-19 lol so competitive pole dancing isn’t part of the sex industry as far as I know and I’ve heard many competitive pole dancers prefer to not be grouped with strippers and strip clubs so it’s worth noting the difference to keep everyone on track. I don’t want to confuse anyone.

Unfortunately those articles are outdated and not from the COVID-19 timeline. I cant find the exact article right now but https://www.google.ca/amp/s/nypost.com/2020/04/20/people-are-splurging-on-luxury-goods-during-the-coronavirus-pandemic/amp/ same concept but applicable to poles and other sex industry necessities. As for pole dancing as competitive sport my co-workers and I who have talked about it don’t really feel like it has a place in strip clubs. Kinda takes away from the fantasy aspect in our opinion since pole tricks are not necessary to work in strip clubs on a universal level.

I actually disagree, because stripper poles have seen the biggest increase of sales in a decade lol. The x pole Canada website has completely sold out and the amazon pole prices have been marked up by at least 50% just in the last week. Many dancers seem to be taking advantage of the sales on heels and dance wear and makeup and hair since that stuff is taxable and using the opportunity to suit up for when the clubs do reopen. If anything there will likely be an influx of new dancers LOL I’ve had many civilian friends start asking about working in clubs now and some have even bought poles already!

I’ve seen Jewels and Luxe Mulvari with fairly high profile pairs and Cutesy/Chrissy with a more natural profile at Casino Cabaret! Jewels had hers done in Gatineau, she has some back pain but they all have quality work. I’m aiming to get mine done winter 2021!

As for me, I’ve been studying the history of strip clubs and deconstructing business ethnics of the most successful American strip clubs for example wearing outfits that are more similar to the editorials instead of random stuff. Also shadowing successful dancers such as Joseline Hernandez from Magic City Atlanta. Not a literal coat of paint but metaphorical I guess lol

A different perspective, but it’s tough working in clubs as a millennial unless the rules of contact are strictly enforced through management, other customers, and other dancers too, because if customers violate those rules dancers often get blamed and not only by the club but from other dancers and even from partners and boyfriends. For millennials dancing is often a starting point but many won’t get very far or will want to if they are at risk of being violated without accountability.

The no touching rule was always enforced when I’m there! LOL 😂

Honestly... The smell of my septum for awhile when I first got it pierced was pretty fucking bad.

Good Things by Sage The Gemini. Romance rap makes me swwoon.

Friday!! Perfect for going out. Starbucks or Second Cup?

Super excited!!

Watching Poetic Justice and filing my nails :)

Awe! Aren't you sweet :) Thank you so much!

Haha, I only wear underwear for work. The breeze feels amazing.

At this exact moment I'm listening to Or Nah -- I love the sex appeal of this song However, winter was particularly cold this year so I spent a lot of time listening to West Coast hoping for the best

Hey everyone! My name is Victoria May and I'm fairly new to the Ottawa area. I just wanted to take the time to introduce myself. If you wanna get to know me a bit, I have a blog you can take a look at. Come say hi! Don't be shy. :)

Ive definitely got a thing for Jonah Hill... and matrix era Keanu Reeves

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