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nekoyaki
Content creator, Dancer & Sugar baby
Gender fluid, Bisexual, Manila PH
Online
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avarose
Content creator & Artist
Female, Bisexual, Paris FR
In person & Online
Stripper and online content creator . New photos uploaded to my OF . Dances from £25 in person.
joyenjoyen
Dancer, Muse & BDSM
Female, Pansexual, Manila PH
Online
JOYEN (Pronouns: Perceived) is a Sadistic Rope Bondage Dominatrix and Burlesque Stripper, with expertise in the art of macabre and seduction. Her favorite style is aesthetically-pleasing and acrobatic tormenting rope, and Her interest lies in the realm of elegant fetish and erotica. Nothing delights Her Infernal Majesty more than those willing to completely surrender their darkest and most vulnerable selves (and wallets) in the dangerous embrace of Her rope.
What is a stripper?
Strip a little, live a lot.
A stripper is a person who performs striptease acts in establishments such as strip clubs, adult entertainment venues, or private parties. A stripper's performance is about entertaining and arousing the audience by gradually removing their clothing in a seductive manner. Strippers often dance on stages, poles, or platforms, and they often wear lingerie or costumes that add to the eroticism of their show.
What makes it hot?
The connotations of a stripper are similar to that of a porn star. The fantasy of a stripper is a very attractive person that doesn’t just talk the talk, but knows how to walk the walk. Many people are drawn to the romanticised stripper image of high heels, neon lights and flowing cash- the ultimate underworld of seduction.
Respect is key. Treat them as a professional providing a service. Follow club rules, avoid touching without permission, and engage in friendly conversation.
Generally, no. Respect their privacy and the rules of the establishment. If interested, express your appreciation within the boundaries of the club.
Follow club guidelines for tipping. Be respectful, engage in conversation, and express appreciation for their performance. Tipping generously is a common way to show support.
Meet Ruth Ramsay: sex educator and coach
Saturday 23 March 2024
Curious to try new sexual experiences but not sure where to start? Meet Ruth Ramsay, providing shame-free, upbeat 1-1 coaching and online courses that will guide you in your journey of sexual liberation.
Uniting pole dance & strippers: meet Gemma Rose Pole
Friday 6 October 2023
Sensuali chatted to pole dancer, stripper, sex work activist and all round icon Gemma Rose about her journey from anti to pro sex work, the normalised exploitation of strippers in the UK, and her upcoming podcast, 'The 6am Club'.
10 things it takes to be a stripper
Wednesday 6 September 2023
Does the stripper life appeal to you? If you possess at least 5/10 of these qualities, then you might just have what it takes.
London’s most progressive strip clubs
Friday 9 June 2023
Do you avoid strip clubs because of their seedy reputation? Avoid no longer! Here are London's most progressive clubs that still maintain an element of elegance and class.
How To Be A Good Female Customer At A Strip Club
Wednesday 2 November 2022
If you're only there to look like a 'cool girl', and have no intention of spending your £, better not to go at all.
The Highs & Lows of Stripper Life
Friday 23 September 2022
All forms of sex work can have its and downs, but I spoke with ex-pornstar LouLou Petite about her dancing days and why stripping especially can be a job that takes you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions.
DO
Respect: Strippers are professionals providing entertainment. Respect their personal space, never touch without permission and treat them like human beings.
Tip appropriately for dances or performances: This is a standard practice and a primary source of income for many strippers.
Follow club rules: Abide by the rules and policies of the strip club, which may include dress codes, no photography, and no touching.
DON'T
Patronise: 'You can do better than this' is just one of many backhanded compliments that strippers generally dislike hearing.
Assume personal interest: It's a stripper job to be friendly or engaging. A personal relationship or outside contact is typically unlikely.
Take photos or videos: This is typically against club policies and could lead to legal issues.
