THANK YOU NOTE TO A STRIP CLUB CUSTOMER

My dear Customer,

I wanted to take the time to express my appreciation to you. You have been my most diligent customer, and because of your persistence a real friendship has developed. The club can sometimes be a scary place to go to. There is often jealousy and many people there that aren’t your friends or fans. But you have been a fan of mine for month now, and it is nice to know you’ll be at the bar when I step early onto the floor to start my shift. We have had many meaningful discussions during my shift, and we don’t always agree. But we don’t have to agree. I think, we both have learned to accept each other for what and who we are. I appreciate you. I appreciate you watching and tipping me when I take the stage. I appreciate your respect towards my wishes not to meet you outside of the club respecting my space and family. Not many customers can do that without feeling angry about my decision. I am glad we are able to be friends and build a friendship where I feel safe — in my territory. Thank you for coming early and understanding that when the club gets busy I need to work. You make my life better, and I think I make yours better. Thank you for seeing me. I see you.

Much love from you private dancer Jones

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THERE IS A TILT TO EVERYTHING IN LIFE

“Life is like a Yoga pose you have been pretzeled into. It hurts and burns everywhere, and you try to fight it, but all of a sudden you realize, that you can’t keep fighting and you decide to surrender. You sense that you might get something out of it if you can relax and let go. And guess what? You give in: your muscles relax; your breath slows and deepens; your tendons start lengthening. Soon, you discover that you are in this crazy pretzel pose, and it starts giving you relief. Your brain stops spinning, and you get a glimpse of peace, softness, and all of a sudden, you start understanding that there might be more out there than just your life and that daily commute. And then you start feeling it: the ecstasy of freedom.” — Excerpt of ‘Tilt Diary of a Virgin Stripper’

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