Becoming an escort/stripper to cope with costs of uni (accomodation etc)

[curry_bro]

What are your thoughts? Is it justified or not? If so, in what situations? If not, why?

I think its justified, moreso because a person who is financially impoverished doesnt really have all that much choice in terms of profession, but still must have a job to cope with the costs of living as a uni student. And at the end of the day, it is up to to individual choice, and a person shouldnt be condemned for living life in an unconventional fashion.

[enwiabe]

What are your thoughts? Is it justified or not? If so, in what situations? If not, why?

I think its justified, moreso because a person who is financially impoverished doesnt really have all that much choice in terms of profession, but still must have a job to cope with the costs of living as a uni student. And at the end of the day, it is up to to individual choice, and a person shouldnt be condemned for living life in an unconventional fashion.

You'd be very surprised at how many people end up doing this. Happens far less in Australia, though. Blissfully. Can be a very sad case when what they do to finance their future career ends up destroying any prospect of succeeding in that career.

[paulsterio]

One day I want to go to a red strip and talk to an escort or a stripper, hopefully one that has some sort of a story as to why they decided to pursue that way of life. After an hour of casual conversation, I'll pay them whatever their hourly rate is, but it's just something I've always wanted to do. Just understand the reasons why some do this.

P.S. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiESfkYop4E

[curry_bro]

definitely, especially when society alienates such people, labelling them as vulgar 's**t*' merely because they had to take matters into their own hands when noone else was there to help them.

[Russ]

I know a girl who topless waitressed to help save. It just requires a certain attitude to yourself and your body and it certainly doesn't (shouldnt) devalue you

[taiga]

One day I want to go to a red strip and talk to an escort or a stripper, hopefully one that has some sort of a story as to why they decided to pursue that way of life. After an hour of casual conversation, I'll pay them whatever their hourly rate is, but it's just something I've always wanted to do. Just understand the reasons why some do this.

P.S. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiESfkYop4E

and you wonder why you are permanently friendzoned by every woman ever...

[paulsterio]

and you wonder why you are permanently friendzoned by every woman ever...

whoops, but honestly though, i do like to sit around and talk about feelings x0x0x #foreverfriendzoned

so, i should change that

[brenden]

Justified? Absolutely. Being a stripper isn't a fucking crime lol. Anyone who wants to say that's immoral, come at me. I'd have sympathies for someone who didn't truly want to do it but felt like it was his or her only option, however.

[curry_bro]

Justified? Absolutely. Being a stripper isn't a fucking crime lol. Anyone who wants to say that's immoral, come at me. I'd have sympathies for someone who didn't truly want to do it but felt like it was his or her only option, however.

+1 i agree completely. but i thought it would be interesting to see what everyone else thinks about it, moreso because a friend of mine (with no religious affiliations) strongly opposed it. i just wanted to get a public census, if you will.

[MJRomeo81]

I don't see anything wrong with it. Sure the choice would raise a few eyebrows but it's a personal decision.

[Dejan]

There's really nothing wrong it at all and these are the people I sympathize for and yes definitely Justified 

[IndefatigableLover]

There's nothing wrong in choosing to become an escort/stripper to meet demands of university. It's just that in society it would be looked down upon...

Can be a very sad case when what they do to finance their future career ends up destroying any prospect of succeeding in that career.

And this can also become a very worrying thought. If everything turns out fine and there is no need to continue working as an escort/stripper, then the last obstacle would be when finding work as if others have found that they have worked as an escort/stripper, then their company may not want to employ them thus ruining their chance in getting a job that they have wanted through university.

[Mao]

It seems a general consensus has already been reached.

Here's a more difficult question:
Is it okay for a mother to work as an escort/stripper to cope with costs of a child's upbringing?

One day I want to go to a red strip and talk to an escort or a stripper, hopefully one that has some sort of a story as to why they decided to pursue that way of life. After an hour of casual conversation, I'll pay them whatever their hourly rate is, but it's just something I've always wanted to do. Just understand the reasons why some do this.

P.S. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiESfkYop4E

I was about to link that video, until you already did it. Heh.

[Dejan]

It seems a general consensus has already been reached.

Here's a more difficult question:
Is it okay for a mother to work as an escort/stripper to cope with costs of a child's upbringing?


I was about to link that video, until you already did it. Heh.

If there's no other way as this would be a last resort then yes it's okay although society will look down upon it..

[brenden]

Lol wasn't anymore difficult; certainly okay so long as she doesn't do something fucking stupid like strip from someone in her own living room with the kid around.