Re: Strippers And You
My naive chum, in this world we move about with labels and judgments. There is no other way and neither you nor I are immune from it. All our actions and thoughts and musings about people are judgments, whether expressed or repressed.
When you read and interact enough in this world, you learn that people "are who they are." In other words, we are what we are based on who are and who we are has resulted in the choices we've made. You and I cannot change that.
You presume that 'people change' as being the norm, when it in fact it is the exclusion to the rule. Most people do not become something other than what they are. This goes for strippers, as well as puritanical prissy prudes.
However, the issue here is one of stability. Those women who usually engage in the following lines of work: prostitution, stripping, adult industry, do not do so because it's something comfortable and easy money and because they really wanted to do that since they were kids. They do so because they have very little self-worth and believe they can sell their bodies and souls in the most extreme way because thats what they all will ever amount to.
As I said before, these people come with problems that neither you nor I can correct. They almost always come from a divorced home, or an abusive home, where someone was an alcoholic or drug user for a parent, or a physical abuser. They almost always have daddy issues, and they almost always have grown up in an environment with a lack of stability and childhood trauma. [You can not underestimate the importance of a proper father figure in a woman's life] This is why they can never establish normal relations with men and either have casual, fleeting or temporary and 'light' relationships, or they just don't, period. They instead engage in all sorts of lusty pleasures and make money.
We are the choices we have made and we are the sum of our memories. You and I cannot change that. Those of us that will never date a stripper do not do so because, unlike you - the enlightened one, who has learned to be comfortable with a girl who has had sex with someone other than us - we would rather not deal with all that baggage and drama and fundamental character differences.
Originally posted by ara87
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When you read and interact enough in this world, you learn that people "are who they are." In other words, we are what we are based on who are and who we are has resulted in the choices we've made. You and I cannot change that.
You presume that 'people change' as being the norm, when it in fact it is the exclusion to the rule. Most people do not become something other than what they are. This goes for strippers, as well as puritanical prissy prudes.
However, the issue here is one of stability. Those women who usually engage in the following lines of work: prostitution, stripping, adult industry, do not do so because it's something comfortable and easy money and because they really wanted to do that since they were kids. They do so because they have very little self-worth and believe they can sell their bodies and souls in the most extreme way because thats what they all will ever amount to.
As I said before, these people come with problems that neither you nor I can correct. They almost always come from a divorced home, or an abusive home, where someone was an alcoholic or drug user for a parent, or a physical abuser. They almost always have daddy issues, and they almost always have grown up in an environment with a lack of stability and childhood trauma. [You can not underestimate the importance of a proper father figure in a woman's life] This is why they can never establish normal relations with men and either have casual, fleeting or temporary and 'light' relationships, or they just don't, period. They instead engage in all sorts of lusty pleasures and make money.
We are the choices we have made and we are the sum of our memories. You and I cannot change that. Those of us that will never date a stripper do not do so because, unlike you - the enlightened one, who has learned to be comfortable with a girl who has had sex with someone other than us - we would rather not deal with all that baggage and drama and fundamental character differences.
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