Lapdancing Students
How would you feel if your found out that your undergraduate daughter studying at Oxford University pays for her tuition fees by lapdancing? Personally, I would not be too worried so long as my daughter was strong enough mentally not to be tempted to go further. How about you?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/...unding-studies |
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Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 9177438)
How would you feel if your found out that your undergraduate daughter studying at Oxford University pays for her tuition fees by lapdancing? Personally, I would not be too worried so long as my daughter was strong enough mentally not to be tempted to go further. How about you?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/...unding-studies |
Re: Lapdancing Students
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 9177438)
How would you feel if your found out that your undergraduate daughter studying at Oxford University pays for her tuition fees by lapdancing? Personally, I would not be too worried so long as my daughter was strong enough mentally not to be tempted to go further. How about you?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/...unding-studies |
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Spearmint Rhino v HMRC
This makes excellent reading, especially this bit: However, of more interest to his Lordship were the activities which related to “more direct engagement between the women and the customer as ... the women can be engaged to perform private dances for the customer.” http://www.coventry.ac.uk/cu/externa...cesVollans.pdf |
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One of my mates at college did this whilst I worked nights in burgerking, a bar and at Tescos. I was juggling 3 jobs trying to get as many shifts as possible whilst she worked one and earned substantially more than I did all week (and she had little baps)- If I'd had a bit more self confidence I would have done it myself! I think you have to be a certain person (100% confident and don't think about things too much)to do this line of work and not let it effect you but you do whatever you have to do- as long as it doesn't effect your relationships and opinions of men why not?
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Having said that I don't think my Dad would be too happy about it!
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Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9177538)
One of my mates at college did this whilst I worked nights in burgerking, a bar and at Tescos. I was juggling 3 jobs trying to get as many shifts as possible whilst she worked one and earned substantially more than I did all week (and she had little baps)- If I'd had a bit more self confidence I would have done it myself! I think you have to be a certain person (100% confident and don't think about things too much)to do this line of work and not let it effect you but you do whatever you have to do- as long as it doesn't effect your relationships and opinions of men why not?
I know a lass who was a lap dancer and she had fun but works in a bar now as she said she just hated it, despite earning loads of cash. |
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Spugnsy- you think I enjoyed working in Burgerking and Tescos- bar work was always fun though.
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Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9177619)
Spugnsy- you think I enjoyed working in Burgerking and Tescos- bar work was always fun though.
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You get that anywhere Spugsy!
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Hang on spugs whats a clunge? I'm assuming your talking baps?
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Friend of mine did this, paid her way through Uni without any assistance...but instead of stopping after uni and getting a 'proper job' with her degree, she just carried on.
Lifestyle was too good and money too much to turn down. |
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Originally Posted by kittycat1
(Post 9177660)
Hang on spugs whats a clunge? I'm assuming your talking baps?
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Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 9177438)
How would you feel if your found out that your undergraduate daughter studying at Oxford University pays for her tuition fees by lapdancing? Personally, I would not be too worried so long as my daughter was strong enough mentally not to be tempted to go further. How about you?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/...unding-studies I'd also feel like a failure as a father for raising a child who feels that's even an option for a woman in my family. But I wouldn't go ape or get all puritanical - I'd try to help her find a more respectable job. N. |
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Nothing wrong with this in my opinion, nudity isn't something to be ashamed of I feel.
In fact its more exploitation of us idiot men who confuse a seeing a naked woman who is paid to smile and be nice to us with someone who genuinely likes us. We are the victims here :rolleyes: |
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Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 9179829)
I would feel like a failure for not saving enough money over the years to fund her education so she doesn't need to take her clothes off just to get through University.
I'd also feel like a failure as a father for raising a child who feels that's even an option for a woman in my family. But I wouldn't go ape or get all puritanical - I'd try to help her find a more respectable job. N. |
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Originally Posted by weasel central
(Post 9179868)
Nothing wrong with this in my opinion, nudity isn't something to be ashamed of I feel.
In fact its more exploitation of us idiot men who confuse a seeing a naked woman who is paid to smile and be nice to us with someone who genuinely likes us. We are the victims here :rolleyes: Why on earth would you pay to look but not touch - there's plenty of porn on the net if you want to look without touching. Maybe I'm just a touchie-feelie kind of guy and don't get it :p N. |
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Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 9179901)
I feel any man who pays a woman to dance nude in front of him but is not allowed to touch her in anyway has issues.
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Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 9179901)
I feel any man who pays a woman to dance nude in front of him but is not allowed to touch her in anyway has issues.
Why on earth would you pay to look but not touch - there's plenty of porn on the net if you want to look without touching. N. Personally, I find them pretty boring but I totally get it. |
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Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 9179901)
I feel any man who pays a woman to dance nude in front of him but is not allowed to touch her in anyway has issues.
Why on earth would you pay to look but not touch - there's plenty of porn on the net if you want to look without touching. Maybe I'm just a touchie-feelie kind of guy and don't get it :p N. I used to go with a group of lads at the end of a night out, few more beers, bit of a laugh and loads of banter. Never took it too seriously, although one or two seem to genuinely think that the girls were interested. I never spent much but had a laugh...although I understand why some people would find it uncomfortable. If you have the attitude that it's all a bit of fun and pretty transparent at the end of the day then you and the girls have a laugh. If anyone is uncomfortable with their daughter stripping, it could be worse, they could be walking the streets and doing much worse. It's a fairly well (not perfectly of course) regulated industry as far as I'm aware... |
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Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 9179901)
I feel any man who pays a woman to dance nude in front of him but is not allowed to touch her in anyway has issues.
Why on earth would you pay to look but not touch - there's plenty of porn on the net if you want to look without touching. Maybe I'm just a touchie-feelie kind of guy and don't get it :p N. This is what is being sold in my opinion, its not necessarily just the idea of sex. Its a bit of a cliche I know but it seems to ring true. Personally I prefer to sleep with random women I meet in bars (daughters and wives of other men obviously :cool:) but thats probably much more acceptable :rolleyes: |
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Strippers are more likely to already have their degree, try to keep up people :).
Linky: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...s-2063252.html |
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Originally Posted by sross2203
(Post 9179925)
If anyone is uncomfortable with their daughter stripping, it could be worse, they could be walking the streets and doing much worse. It's a fairly well (not perfectly of course) regulated industry as far as I'm aware...
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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
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So poor people are failures?
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