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So glad you guys are ok! You are a smart lady for being prepared; don't ever let anyone make fun of you for being ready for disaster. Better to have nothing happen and you have your survival kits ready than to have disaster strike and be completely unprepared. I remember once when my sister and I were kids, my dad turned the power off for the whole weekend and we had to get around with candles and actually use a bucket filled with sawdust as a toilet–we weren't expecting any natural disasters at the time, but he wanted us to know what to do in case something were to eventually happen at any point and we were without power for a while. No matter how crazy other people might think you are, shit happens, and it's better to take the teasing for a while than be caught unprepared.
Oh, and I'm really glad your pole is safe. lol!
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Well, I definitely have to say my moves aren't as graceful when I wear my boots–especially spins. I probably just don't practice enough in my boots. (I do videos in boots but almost always practice barefoot.) They tend to stick pretty badly. Ideally, it would probably be best to use them on spin mode, but my current pole is stationary only, although my X-pole should be here Monday so I'll have the option of spinny pretty soon here. Most moves they don't interefere with, so far anyway, except my star. Scorpios, geminis, inverted crucifixes, etc. etc. are fine because the boot grips the pole really well–sometimes too well if you want to slide down gracefully. Also, I have found that I don't like doing extended butterflies in them–putting that pressure on my ankle tends to actually pull my foot part way out of the shoe part, so then all of a sudden I have this loose, flappy shoe flopping around. It's never made me take a nose dive or anything, it just feels weird and I don't feel as secure in the pose. They are sexy as hell, though.
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How sad; I'm so sorry for your family's loss. I remember watching a video on accidents in driver's ed that included a re-enactment of a true story where a lady stopped on some train tracks (with her two kids in the back seat,) and was totally blocked by cars and couldn't move when a train began coming down the tracks toward them. All I could think the whole time was 'why didn't she just get herself and her kids out of the car instead of sitting there honking her horn trying to get people to move?' Because she didn't take just a moment to calm herself and get them all out of the car, all three of them died.
It's very hard in situations like that to not panic, but try to stay calm; get yourself out of the car and to a safe area. Be safe, everyone.
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They might to a certain degree–mine lace up the front, and the little metal eyelets I think are what interfere with certain moves. A Star for instance is harder to hold for me when I'm wearing my boots–I tend to slip in it and prefer doing it in shorter boots or barefoot. I thought it was just me at first, but the slipping only happens when I wear my thigh highs, so I assume it has something to do with them–those little metal things keep your leg from fully contacting the pole, so that is probably what causes the problem. It shouldn't be impossible to do moves, though–a couple of them might just be a bit harder to hold and you might need to adjust your grip.
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Happy Birthday, SV!
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LMAO! Amen, Veena. Booobies are magical; what else in this world not only provides vital nourishment to another human being, but can also control an entire gender just by being encased in something low-cut and tight?
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Really, Runemist? I haven't heard that before–I hope I don't end up having issues, because that's what I do. I hate body hair of any kind (I even shave my arms, seriously,) plus I think shaving everything off makes it easier to keep that area clean and fresh-smelling. I've been doing this for years now and so far no problems.
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Layla Duvay–I miss the art of the tease. I think a lot of that has kind of faded away–I'm not saying no one ever does it anymore, but it seems these days it's more about shaking your butt a little, then just getting naked. So far every strip performance I've seen by strippers has nothing to do with taking their clothing off in a way that is saucy, or sexy, or teasing–they're just naked all of a sudden. My boyfriend said the same thing about the strip club he went to–he said after a couple of hours there, he was actually bored–while surrounded by naked women! I think there are a lot of girls that go into stripping nowadays because they think they can make a lot of money quickly and easily, and they don't want to work at it. It doesn't seem to be about performance as much anymore, just nudity, which is no fun–I don't care about female nudity, I love the performance aspect of pole or even striptease or burlesque.
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Castleoutsider–I browse Stripperweb as well because I find it interesting, but don't post, and I too have noticed a distinct hatred for the most part against people like us here on SV. They think we are trying to steal their jobs or something and/or are copying them because we're jealous. I find it very hypocritical, because they hate being lumped into the 'all strippers are whores/crackheads/drunk sluts' stereotype, yet they think it's fine to assume everyone pole dancing for fun who is not a stripper is a fat, slobby housewife whose husband doesn't find her attractive anymore. Well, I'm not a housewife and I'm not fat and, yes, I even observe basic hygiene, as do the rest of you, I'm pretty sure–I just happen to have a pole in my living room because it's a lot of fun and a good workout. I'm really not impressed with the general attitude on there in relation to that–I rarely even get on there anymore because of it.
I just don't see why they think strippers are the only ones who should be allowed to pole dance, or the claim that they are the only ones who can be sexy while doing it–should taking off clothes be solely limited to strippers as well? The rest of us should just shower with our clothes on, because only strippers know what they're doing when it comes to taking them off. I don't judge them, they shouldn't judge me. So for those of you who are Veeners and happen to be dancers as well, thank you or not adopting the snobby attitude a lot of them seem to be unortunately falling into.
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Holy crap; you're lucky you weren't badly hurt. That's freaky.
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The inner bitch is a great thing. When I let her out to play, no one gives me crap.
LopsiJulie–it's fine to have a different opinion and to not approve of the lifestyle but still respect that that's what someone has decided to do–that's part of being human. We don't all think the same, we don't all have the exact same opinion–that would be really boring. I don't have a problem with someone making a living that way as long as they don't come out of it with a lot of issues and destructive habits, but I can see why someone wouldn't necessarily approve of a job where you get naked for strangers. I wouldn't do it, not because I'm shy, but because I don't have the patience to deal with grabby perverts who have decided that I'm not only a sex symbol, but a sexual object there for them to do whatever they want with, not to mention that I'd rather choose who gets to see my lady stuff than any guy who had the money for the door fee and is watching me up on stage.
My boyfriend went to a strip club once years before we were dating and had the joy of seeing some nasty guy watching the girls on stage and furiously wanking off. That scared him off strip clubs, and me from ever even thinking about giving it a go, because I don't want to ever look down from a stage and see that.
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My boyfriend always complains that I make him look like a pervert because whenever I'm over at his place and he's playing his x-box, I get on the computer and look up pole videos or get on here. He says if anyone looks at his history it's going to look like all he does all day is sit around and drool over pole videos on YT. I also was doing a random web search one time and found an informational (not porn, I swear) site that was all about the penis. Ha ha ha! So basically, my boyfriend spends his computer time watching pole dancing and reading about penises if you go by his history. Needless to say, he usually clears it after I'm done with the computer.
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Brad Pitt is way overrated–and I highly doubt he can work a pole like Veena can! lmao Is it weird that a hetero chick like myself spends way more time watching girls pole dancing in revealing outfits than I do watching guys like Brad? I'm sure most of you can relate.
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Tequilalily, your post made me laugh. It's like you just met Brad Pitt or something. Haha.
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Me too; I think I've managed four so far. Hope you win!