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Can You Ever Go Back?

ScottyJop

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After the responce to my question yesterday about my little sister i'm wondering about a few posts from both men and women alike.

A few PMs mentioned that dancing would ruin her for life, and a few people shared my opinion about the money addiction in posts so here's more food for thought.

Can you ever go back to a "normal" life, job, relationship, paycheck etc. after being a dancer? And how hard would it be if you could?

Girls...do you have any success stories? Failures?

Discuss.
 

zydeco

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I've had a "close" relationship with a couple of dancers - both of whom could not "go back". Both did however, stress a great deal about "the ravages of time". It can't be easy for many.
 

mtl_guy

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Well you can go back to a "normal" life but you cant ever forget what you saw as a dancer. So whether its money or sex or drugs, it will always be somewhere in your mind.
 

drlove

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Saving money is a great idea, if she is responsible enough to do so. I would argue that it's very easy to get caught up in the life style and become accustomed to excessive spending.

Conversely, if she was in her twenties and started investing the majority of it in an RRSP, she would end up very well off financially. Also, let's assume for a moment that a stripper and/or escort is going to university while in the business. There's no reason why she couldn't continue working after she graduates and lands a civillian job. This way, she gets the best of both worlds.

Who says you can't have your cake and eat it too??
 

papasmerf

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Ocne a path is chosen, we can go back. But in life, just like a mountion path, one must return to the fork or cross roads they chose the path from. When a person simply chooses to leave that path they will likely become lost. But by returning to the cross roads they can choose a differnt path. But beware we often leave our chosen paths with little more then the knowledge we have gained. But in the grand shcheme of life is not knowledge one of the many welaths we enjoy?
 

The Baroness

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Cute In A Kilt said:
I've been in and out of the SP.... it really depends on the person..... Assuming she doesn't a) have shitty bf's b) develop a drug addiction or c) have a child young ... she can probably do it.

Actually I did both a) and b) and have managed to get my life back together to the point where I just started a job with an advertising agency this week.
It wsant easy though...and when I get home after working a 10 hour day...I cant help but think" i used to make the same amount I did today in an hour"LOL.

Really its all about how bad you want something....and how hard you are willing to work to get it.
 

papasmerf

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The Baroness said:
Cute In A Kilt said:
I've been in and out of the SP.... it really depends on the person..... Assuming she doesn't a) have shitty bf's b) develop a drug addiction or c) have a child young ... she can probably do it.

Actually I did both a) and b) and have managed to get my life back together to the point where I just started a job with an advertising agency this week.
It wsant easy though...and when I get home after working a 10 hour day...I cant help but think" i used to make the same amount I did today in an hour"LOL.

Really its all about how bad you want something....and how hard you are willing to work to get it.

Is it not how you feel at the end of the day, about your acomplishments, that determines sucess?
 

The Baroness

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Yes of course...what I am saying is that you can overcome obstacles if you want to badly enough.
 

papasmerf

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The Baroness said:
Yes of course...what I am saying is that you can overcome obstacles if you want to badly enough.

Indded you can. Each day brings to promise of hope and does allow us to choose to make a difference in life.
 

pineappleguy

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Cute In A Kilt said:
.... it really depends on the person.....
That sums it up. I've known some that said they were quitting and either couldn't or did and came back. I've known others that made the change and have not been back. If the individual has the self-discipline necessary to manage the income, set priorities and stick to them, set realistic goals and strive for them, then they will succeed.

A person that is honest with themselves and others will have much better chances than one who deceives themselves and others with false hopes and empty promises. (Note that this is true of ALL professions.) If you know the person well, you'll have a pretty good idea of whether they will succeed or not.
 

drlove

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The Baroness said:
..Actually I did both a) and b) and have managed to get my life back together to the point where I just started a job with an advertising agency this week... its all about how bad you want something....and how hard you are willing to work to get it.
You should be proud. I can only guess at how difficult it was for you to overcome some of the obstacles along the way.

Point being, and this goes for everyone - you can always win. Scratch and claw your way to the top if you have to, because once you get there, the only thing that matters is that you've made it. Every time you don't give up, you can win!
 

The Baroness

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pineappleguy said:
A person that is honest with themselves and others will have much better chances than one who deceives themselves and others with false hopes and empty promises. (Note that this is true of ALL professions.) If you know the person well, you'll have a pretty good idea of whether they will succeed or not. [/B]
Being honest with yourself and having at least decent self awareness is very important.....

When i got home yesterday and got onto terb, something was nagging at me...all of a sudden I wasnt so thrilled with my new job...I had to take a step back, look at it and realize where it was really coming from..ah hah! All these women are making more money than me! Not an easy thing for a nice Jewish girl to swallow...lol
But, once I recognized what it was and said to myself...Hey this is what you wanted to get out of, and YOU HAVE, I was fine.

Oh and Dr Love...thank you.
 

Annessa

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Hi,


Everyone has a path in life we walk with obstacles that lay on the path before we even reach them or know they exist. Everybody also have crossroads in their paths but those crossroads always lead up back to our original path. The choice is which path do you take because there is NO path that is easier then the other. That's just life. Much like Dorothy from the Wizard Of Oz she had one path she needed to follow and many crossroads but ONE destination and goal she had for herself, so no matter what she did, she never lost sight of that destination and goal.

We can all say we have met people in the business that get wrapped up in the money, drugs, men, but none of us know their path 2 years from now, 5 years from now, 10 years from now, not even them. Remember a time in your life (and everyone has experienced this) when you felt lost, confused, had regrets, made mistakes, bad choices, etc. and where are you now? not physically but in your heart and soul, in your morals and ethics, in your passions and desires. Life experience (whatever that may be) is what forms us to who we are meant to be, physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.

Everyone that I have met in my life that has had the honor to know my path of thorns over these last 29 years wonder in such amazement on three things; 1) How I managed to still be alive. 2) How I hold no anger or resentment for the path laid before me although I still am fighting my way through recovery from that path. (which is also a part of growing and self-discovery of myself) 3) How loving, caring, genuine, empathic, compassionate, strong, determined, giving and uniquely special I am after everything I have been through. My past is not a secret nor is the obstacles and pain that I have endured because I share this weekly with my psychotherapist and group therapy and though these people have their own past pain and struggles they look up to me because whichever hand of cards is placed in my hands I make the best with it and never fold because it is my path to discovery as to why am I here on this earth? what am I meant to accomplish? what career path am I meant to have?

I should be dead 7 times over at this point in my life and I am not, and that alone for me means something so big that I'm unraveling the layers to found out. I've experienced drug addiction, physical, mental and emotional abuse (starting from my childhood) that I had to move away from home at 16 and work 2/3 jobs and drop out of high-school, I've experienced rapes, abortions, child birth, lost my child, disowned by my family, friends that should be tried for treason, homelessness, countless times of attempted suicide, my heart broken by love 3 times where you feel it should kill you but is doesn't, many cruel men in this business and that's just a little taste of the other side of me, and so many people that tried to 'save me' when really, you can only save yourself if you want it bad enough that you cant taste it in your mouth and it burns in your belly.

But here I am, still alive, drug free, with real friends, not homeless, not attempting suicide anymore, going to school next year, strong and determined. I would not be the person I am today if I had not gone through all these things that are devastating. And when people ask me if I could go back would I do it all again and I always say "Your damn right I would" because I like the person I am and I would not be the person I am today unless I went through these obstacles that were on my path.

I was lost for many years but at some point in the spring of this year I felt that the devastating lessons for this chapter in my life had ended and it was time for me to gather all those invisible notes and puzzle pieces and begin to be found. Absolutely no regrets, no hatred, no pity. For my soul and wings are golden and that is worth more then anything that this world has.

Your sister needs to make this decision and every life decision that comes her way for herself because perhaps it's part of her life path. But be there for her with love and support and let her go so she can find her wings.

I hope in opening my private life up some will let you and others realize that no one in real life or the adult industry is f*cked for life and things will never change for them. Some people need to crash and burn, hit rock bottom before they realize that they don't like being down there and there is only one way out, and that is to take those broken wings and go up.

We never go back, we only go forward.



"There's nothing broken we can never fix, I said." ~ Tori Amos




Annessa
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