marvelb0y said:It's much "safer" to work in a strip club. They don't allow cameras in there and there are bouncers to enforce it.
They obviously didn't do a proper risk assessment.PRISM said:marvelb0y said:It's much "safer" to work in a strip club. They don't allow cameras in there and there are bouncers to enforce it.
Because its not like strippers are ever murdered or stalked.
CaramelLips said:in strip club is not so much annoying customers :?
PRISM said:Being a stripper is way more dangerous than a cam model ever will be. The customers can easily get to your home much quicker than someone your talking to on the internet.
I_Am_Iris said:PRISM said:Being a stripper is way more dangerous than a cam model ever will be. The customers can easily get to your home much quicker than someone your talking to on the internet.
For once, I actually think I agree with him. I know that the physical threat is so much higher for dancers, but the ... visibility (for lack of a better word) is way higher for camgirls. So they kinda even out. But yes, I do think that being a stripper is WAY more dangerous. Simply because you're probably going to live within 50 miles of your club, you might be working the same hours, and they could simply follow you home. I know there are some strippers on here, and every time I read about your experiences, I shiver! I just want you all to be safe!!!!
They don't allow cameras, no, but many still allow phones. Smart phones have cameras, so unfortunately there's always that asshole who pushes it. It's illegal in most states to just take the phone away and delete the pictures. The guy gets kicked out, sure, but he still has your photo/video. Also, when there are 50+ girls working a night, it's hard for 1-5 bouncers to keep track of everyone.marvelb0y said:It's much "safer" to work in a strip club. They don't allow cameras in there and there are bouncers to enforce it.
Bumping this because I read about performers complaining about Clipvia not paying them recently:Clipvia